Pilz 542011 PSEN cs5.11 M12/8/PSEN cs5.11 M12 1unit
Safety switch
PSEN cs5.11 M12/8/PSEN cs5.11 M12 1unit
- Trigger range: 11 mm (with the activator in the square position)
- Travel margin: 8 mm (Sao)
- Residual stroke: 20 mm (Sar)
- Actuation force: < 5 N
- Trigger frequency: up to 50 Hz
- Vibration level: 10 g at 10 - 500 Hz
- Degree of impact: 30 g at 11 ms
- Overview
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PSEN cs5.11 M12/8/PSEN cs5.11 M12 1unit is an RFID-safe switch with two safe semiconductor outputs, 8-pin M12 connector, IP67 degree of protection, 4 actuation directions, SDD support and magnetic closure. It is used to protect people and machines in hazardous areas of industrial installations.
Datasheet:
- Sensor type: RFID
- Encoding type: Encoded
- Number of OSSD outputs: 2
- Number of entrances: 2
- Connection type: M12, 8-pole
- Supply voltage: 24 V DC
- Power consumption: 1 W
- Degree of protection: IP67
- Holding force: 30 N
- Coding level according to EN ISO 14119: Low
- Body material: PA+GF; PBT; Polycarbonate
- Operating temperature range: -25 - 70 °C
Advantages:
- High level of safety: corresponds to category 4 according to EN ISO 13849-1 and safety level SIL 2 according to IEC 61508.
- Reliability: magnetic closure ensures resistance to shocks and vibrations.
- Flexibility: 4 directions of activation and the possibility of installation in different positions.
- Easy installation: compact size and easy installation.
- Wide range of applications: can be used in a variety of industries, including mechanical engineering, robotics, food processing and packaging.
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