Electrical Safety Devices
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PILZ-4R000002
Pilz PILZ-4R000002 is a non-contact door switch designed for magnetic safety applications. It operates within an ambient air temperature range of -25 to +70°C and features a design that allows for actuator protective cap series connection to an electronic relay. This switch has a rated current of 0.01A for the safety-contact maximum current and utilizes a 4-pin M8 male connector for its connection type. With dimensions of W26mm x H36mm x L13mm, it offers a degree of protection rated at IP65 and IP67. The square switch and actuator are housed in yellow PBT material, ensuring durability. It operates at a rated voltage of 24Vdc and offers a sensing distance between 8mm (Sao) and 26mm (Sar). The switch includes 1 Normally Open (NO) auxiliary contact and 1 Normally Closed (NC) auxiliary contact, with contact types of 1NO + 1NC (safety contact; reed), catering to various safety and control requirements in automation systems.
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PILZ-402313
Pilz PILZ-402313 is a push-button unit designed with 4 LED push-buttons, featuring a net height of 32 mm, width of 32 mm, and depth of 40 mm. It operates within an ambient air temperature range of -20 to +60 °C for operation and -40 to +85 °C for storage. This unit supports a rated current of 1-50mA for switching and has a supply voltage requirement of 19.2-28.8Vdc, with a nominal 24Vdc. The connection type is facilitated through spring terminal connections accommodating a wire cross-section of 0.2 to 0.5mm2 or 26AWG to 20AWG, flexible with or without a crimp connector. It boasts a low power consumption of 0.17 W and a current consumption of 3mA per LED. Designed for durability, it offers mechanical durability of 200,000 operations at no load. The contacts type is 4NO, and it is protected to a degree of IP65 and IP67, ensuring its protection against dust and water ingress.
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PILZ-402256
Pilz PILZ-402256 is an RFID Reader/Writer designed for general use with RFID transponder keys or tags. It operates within an ambient air temperature range of -20 to +55 °C. This part has a net height of 15.1 mm, a net width of 42 mm, and a net depth of 8 mm, featuring a fully configurable design. The material of the actuator is plastic, and it comes in a yellow housing.
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PILZ-311070
Pilz PILZ-311070 is a safety controller designed for security bridge functions and potential isolation between SC output and module supply, featuring basic insulation with a rated surge voltage of 2500V. It supports DIN rail mounting (35mmx7.5mm; vertical) and operates within an ambient air temperature range of 0 to +60°C. The device has a net height of 96 mm and incorporates an integrated web server and VPN server to establish a VPN tunnel for PNOZmulti controllers. Connection options include 2 x RJ45 connectors for Ethernet interface, a USB port, and plug-in/detachable screw or spring-loaded terminal connections accommodating 2 points per spring-loaded connection with a 9mm stripping length. With dimensions of W27mm x D111.5mm and a net width of 45 mm, it offers an IP20 degree of protection and requires a supply voltage of 16.8-30Vdc (24Vdc nominal). The housing is made from PC material. It supports Ethernet communication protocol and allows for various wire cross-sections for connection. The power consumption is rated at 7.5 W. For storage, it can withstand ambient air temperatures ranging from -25 to +70°C. It features 1 x digital output (1-pole semiconductor output; 24Vdc; 2A) and 1 x digital input (24Vdc; 10mA; type 3 EN 61131-2), with a rated insulation voltage (Ui) of 30 V and supports transmission rates of 10MBit/s and 100MBit/s over Ethernet.
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PILZ-774502
Pilz PILZ-774502 is a safety relay designed for single or dual-channel operation with functions including safety gate monitoring, instantaneous and delayed E-STOP monitoring, limit switch monitoring, and monitored manual reset. It is suitable for DIN rail mounting and operates within an ambient air temperature range of -10 to +55°C. This model, part of the PNOZ XV2 sub-range, measures 87 mm in height, 45 mm in width, and 121 mm in depth, with a degree of protection rated at IP40. The safety output contacts are rated at 8A for both 24Vdc (DC-1) and 240Vac (AC-1), 7A for 24Vdc (DC-13), and 5A for 230Vac (AC-15). It features fixed screw terminal connections and is constructed with a PPO housing and an ABS front housing. The supply voltage requirement is 20.4-26.4Vdc (24Vdc nominal), and it has a power consumption of 4.5 W. Operating modes include single-channel operation without redundancy, dual-channel operation with redundancy and detection capabilities for various circuit faults, automatic start, and monitored start. It offers an increase in the number of available contacts through the connection of contact expansion modules or external contactors/relays. The relay provides 2 x instantaneous safety outputs and 2 x delayed safety outputs with a fixed time-delay of 3 seconds, alongside protection functions like detection of shorts across contacts. It also features 2 x digital inputs, 1 x start input, and 1 x reset input.
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PILZ-774505
Pilz PILZ-774505 is a safety relay designed for single or dual-channel operation with functions including safety gate monitoring, instantaneous and delayed E-STOP monitoring, limit switch monitoring, and monitored manual reset. It is suitable for DIN rail mounting and operates within an ambient air temperature range of -10 to +55°C. This model, part of the PNOZ XV2 sub-range, measures 87mm in height, 45mm in width, and 121mm in depth, with a degree of protection rated at IP40. The safety output contacts are rated at 8A for both 24Vdc (DC-1) and 240Vac (AC-1), 7A for 24Vdc (DC-13), and 5A for 230Vac (AC-15). Connection is facilitated through fixed screw terminal connections. The supply voltage requirement is 20.4-26.4Vdc (24Vdc nominal), with a power consumption of 4.5W. The housing is made of PPO with an ABS front, ensuring compatibility with various industrial environments. It features 2 x instantaneous safety outputs and 2 x delayed safety outputs, with the delayed outputs offering a selectable time delay between 0.1s and 30s. The relay also includes digital inputs for enhanced functionality, including 2 x digital inputs, 1 x start input, and 1 x reset input, supporting a comprehensive range of safety monitoring applications.
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PILZ-774435
Pilz PILZ-774435 is a safety relay designed for dual-channel safety relay operations with two-hand monitoring type III C. It features DIN rail mounting and operates within an ambient air temperature range of -25 to +55°C. The device has a net height of 87 mm, a width of 45 mm, and a depth of 121 mm. It is rated for safety output contacts at 5A for both 24Vdc (DC-1) and 240Vac (AC-1), 1.5A at 24Vdc (DC-13), and 2.5A at 230Vac (AC-15). The connection type is fixed screw terminals. The supply voltage for AC is specified at 93.5-121Vac (110Vac nominal) under the sub-range name P2HZ X1. The degree of protection is IP40, with the housing made of PPO and the front housing of ABS. Power consumption is rated at 6 VA. The operating mode supports dual-channel operation with detection of shorts across contacts, redundant input circuit for detecting earth faults in the start and input circuit, short circuits in the input circuit, and shorts across contacts in the input circuit. It has 3 x instantaneous safety outputs (3NO / 3xSPST-NO each made of 2 N.O. contacts in series; 5A 24Vdc DC-1 or 240Vac AC-1 resistive load) and 1 x instantaneous auxiliary output (1NC / SPST-NC made of 2 N.C. contacts in parallel), plus 2 x instantaneous auxiliary outputs (semiconductor outputs (2SO); 24Vdc; 20mA). The protection functions include detection of shorts across contacts. It also features 2 x digital inputs (24Vdc; 45mA) and 1 x feedback loop input.
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PILZ-774314
Pilz PILZ-774314 is a safety relay designed for single or dual-channel operation with capabilities for safety gate monitoring, instantaneous E-STOP monitoring, limit switch monitoring, and monitored manual reset. It features DIN rail mounting and operates within an ambient air temperature range of -20 to +55°C. The device has a net height of 87 mm, a width of 45 mm, and a depth of 121 mm, with a degree of protection rated at IP40. It supports a rated current for safety output contacts of 8A at 24Vdc (DC-1) and 240Vac (AC-1), 6A at 24Vdc (DC-13), and 5A at 230Vac (AC-15), with fixed screw terminal connections. The supply voltage requirements are 204-264Vac (240Vac nominal) for AC and 20.4-26.4Vdc (24Vdc nominal) for DC, housed in a PPO housing with an ABS front. Power consumption is rated at 5 VA. The operating modes include single-channel operation without redundancy and dual-channel operation with redundancy and detection capabilities for various circuit faults. It offers 3 x instantaneous safety outputs and 1 x instantaneous auxiliary output, plus 1 x auxiliary semiconductor output, alongside digital inputs for comprehensive monitoring and control.
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PILZ-774085
Pilz PILZ-774085 is a cover designed specifically for use with compact break and P-93 housing. It functions as a protective cap and has dimensions of 45mm in width.
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PILZ-774073
Pilz PILZ-774073 is a safety relay designed for single or dual-channel operation with capabilities for safety gate, instantaneous E-STOP, limit switch, pressure sensitive edge, and mat monitoring. It features DIN rail mounting, operates within an ambient air temperature range of -10 to +55°C, and has a net height of 87 mm. The safety output contacts are rated at 8A for both 24Vdc (DC-1) and 240Vac (AC-1), 6A for 24Vdc (DC-13), and 5A for 230Vac (AC-15). Connection is established via fixed screw terminals, and it supports a supply voltage of 195.5-253Vac (230Vac nominal) and 20.4-26.4Vdc (24Vdc nominal). The PNOZ 16S sub-range part has dimensions of W45mm x D121mm, an IP40 degree of protection, and is constructed from PPO housing with an ABS front. Power consumption is rated at 3.5 VA. Its operating modes include detection of earth faults and shorts across contacts, with options for automatic or manual start. It can be expanded with contact expansion modules or external contactors/relays for increased contact availability. The relay provides 2 x instantaneous safety outputs and 2 x instantaneous auxiliary outputs, alongside digital inputs for comprehensive monitoring and control.
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PILZ-774070
Pilz PILZ-774070 is a safety relay designed for single or dual-channel operation with capabilities for safety gate monitoring, instantaneous E-STOP monitoring, limit switch monitoring, pressure sensitive edge monitoring, and pressure sensitive mat monitoring. It offers DIN rail mounting and operates within an ambient air temperature range of -10 to +55°C. The device has a net height of 87 mm, a rated current for safety output contacts of 8A at 24Vdc (DC-1) and 240Vac (AC-1), 6A at 24Vdc (DC-13), and 5A at 230Vac (AC-15), with fixed screw terminal connections. The supply voltage requirements are 93.5-121Vac (110Vac nominal) for AC and 20.4-26.4Vdc (24Vdc nominal) for DC. Part of the PNOZ 16 sub-range, it measures 45mm in width, has an IP40 degree of protection, and is constructed from PPO housing with an ABS front housing. The net width is 45 mm, power consumption is 3.5 VA, and the net depth is 121 mm. It features operating modes for single-channel operation without redundancy, dual-channel operation with redundancy and detection of various faults, automatic and manual start options, and operation with pressure sensitive mats. The relay has 2 x instantaneous safety outputs (2NO / 2xSPST-NO each made of 2 N.O. contacts in series; 8A 24Vdc DC-1 or 240Vac AC-1 resistive load), protection functions including detection of shorts across contacts, 2 x digital inputs (24Vdc; 25mA), 1 x feedback input, and 1 x start input.
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PILZ-774054
Pilz PILZ-774054 is a single-channel safety relay designed for safety gate monitoring, instantaneous E-STOP monitoring, and limit switch monitoring. It features DIN rail mounting and operates within an ambient air temperature range of -10 to +55°C. The device has a net height of 87 mm and supports a rated current for safety output contacts of 4A at both 24Vdc (DC-1) and 240Vac (AC-1), as well as 4A at 24Vdc (DC-13) and 230Vac (AC-15). Connection is facilitated through fixed screw terminal connections. The supply voltage requirement is 102-132Vac (120Vac nominal) under the sub-range name PNOZ X7. With dimensions of W22.5mm x D121 mm and a net width of 22.5 mm, it offers a degree of protection of IP40. The housing is made of PPO with an ABS front, and it has a power consumption of 2 VA. Its operating mode includes single-channel operation without redundancy in the input circuit, with automatic and manual start options. It can be expanded with contact expansion modules or external contactors/relays for increased contact availability. The device includes 2 x instantaneous safety outputs (2NO / 2xSPST-NO each made of 2 N.O. contacts in series; 4A 24Vdc DC-1 or 240Vac AC-1 resistive load) and digital inputs of 1 x digital input (120Vdc; 18mA) plus 1 x start input (Y1-Y2).
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PILZ-774051
Pilz PILZ-774051 is a single-channel safety relay designed for safety gate monitoring, instantaneous E-STOP monitoring, and limit switch monitoring. It features DIN rail mounting and operates within an ambient air temperature range of -10 to +55°C. The relay has a net height of 87 mm and supports a rated current for safety output contacts of 4A at both 24Vdc (DC-1) and 240Vac (AC-1), as well as 4A at 24Vdc (DC-13) and 230Vac (AC-15). Connection is facilitated through fixed screw terminal connections. The supply voltage (AC) requirement is between 97.75-126.5Vac, specifically designed for 115Vac / 110Vac nominal. As part of the PNOZ X7 sub-range, it measures 22.5mm in width, offers a degree of protection of IP40, and is constructed from PPO housing with an ABS front housing. The net width is 22.5 mm, and it has a power consumption of 2 VA with a net depth of 121 mm. Its operating mode includes single-channel operation without redundancy in the input circuit, with automatic and manual start options. It can be expanded with contact expansion modules or external contactors/relays for increased contact availability. The relay provides 2 x instantaneous safety outputs (2NO / 2xSPST-NO each made of 2 N.O. contacts in series; 4A 24Vdc DC-1 or 240Vac AC-1 resistive load) and includes 1 x digital input (115Vdc; 17mA) and 1 x start input (Y1-Y2).
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PILZ-774042
Pilz PILZ-774042 is a single-channel safety relay designed for DIN rail mounting, featuring a safe pulsing timer. It operates within an ambient air temperature range of -10 to +55°C and has a net height of 87 mm. The safety output contacts are rated for 6A at 24Vdc (DC-1) and 240Vac (AC-1), 3A at 24Vdc (DC-13), and 4A at 230Vac (AC-15). This part utilizes fixed screw terminal connections and requires a supply voltage of 93.5-132Vac (110Vac / 120Vac nominal) within the PZW sub-range. Dimensions include a width of 45mm and a depth of 121mm, with a degree of protection rated at IP40. The housing is made of PPO with an ABS front, and the power consumption is 4.5 VA. It features a single-channel operating mode with digital outputs including 1 x pulsing safety outputs (1NO / SPST-NO each made of 2 N.O. contacts in series; 6A 24Vdc DC-1 or 240Vac AC-1 resistive load; time-delay selectable between 0.05s and 3s) and 1 x pulsing safety output (2NC / 2xSPST-NC; 6A 24Vdc DC-1 or 240Vac AC-1 resistive load; time-delay selectable between 0.05s and 3s). Additionally, it has 1 x safety input (24Vdc; 50mA) and 1 x feedback loop input (Y1-Y2), with a time delay feature of 0-3s (pulsating).
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PILZ-774028
Pilz PILZ-774028 is a single-channel safety relay designed for DIN rail mounting, featuring an ON-delay energization pulse timer. It operates within an ambient air temperature range of -10 to +55°C and has a net height of 87 mm. The safety output contacts are rated for 6A at 24Vdc (DC-1) and 240Vac (AC-1), 3A at 24Vdc (DC-13), and 4A at 230Vac (AC-15). This model uses fixed screw terminal connections and belongs to the PZA sub-range. With dimensions of W45mm x D121mm and a net width of 45 mm, it offers an IP40 degree of protection. The supply voltage requirement is 20.4-26.4Vdc (24Vdc nominal), and it consumes 3W of power. The housing is made of PPO with an ABS front, ensuring compatibility with various industrial environments. It features 1 x delayed safety output (1NO / SPST-NO each made of 2 N.O. contacts in series; with a 0-300s time-delay selectable in increments from 30s up to 300s) and 2 x delayed auxiliary outputs (2NC / 2xSPST-NC each made of 1 N.C.; with the same time-delay options). Additionally, it includes 1 x safety input (24Vdc; 50mA) and 1 x feedback loop input (Y1-Y2) for comprehensive safety and control in automation systems.
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PILZ-402250
Pilz PILZ-402250 is a selector switch designed as a safety operating mode selection system. It operates with a supply voltage of 24Vdc.
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PILZ-Z9000042
PULS PILZ-Z9000042 is a power supply unit designed for AC/DC conversion with DIN rail mounting. It operates within an ambient air temperature range of -10 to +60°C, with linear derating up to +70°C. This unit features a NEC Class 2 design with a DC-OK relay contact output. It provides a rated current of 1.5A at 24Vdc within -10 to +60°C and 1.2A at 12Vdc at +70°C, utilizing push-in spring connections for connectivity. The supply voltage ranges from 90Vac to 264Vac across various nominal voltages and frequencies, with specific input overvoltage and shutdown voltages detailed. Part of the PIM-series, it measures 22.5mm in width, 90mm in height, and 91mm in depth, with an IP20 protection degree and a polycarbonate housing. Designed for single-phase networks, it offers a rated power of 36W at -10 to +60°C and 28.8W at +70°C, with an adjustable output voltage between 24Vdc and 28Vdc. Protection functions include output overvoltage protection and overload/short-circuit current handling, with specific resistance and operation details provided. Efficiency rates are noted for different AC inputs, alongside current consumption figures and inrush current peaks. The unit features a 90ms start-up delay, with detailed rise and hold times, and power dissipation losses at various conditions. Electrical durability is specified across different temperatures, currents, and AC inputs, with a ripple of 50mVpp and an output stage capacitance of 1200µF.
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Electrical Safety Devices
General Guide & Overview
Electrical safety devices are crucial in both industrial and residential settings to protect against potential electrical hazards. Incorrect handling of electricity can lead to fires, electrocution, and serious injuries. Fortunately, there are a variety of safety devices available to prevent such dangerous situations.
So, what are electrical safety devices? These devices are specifically designed to mitigate the risks associated with electricity. They work by detecting abnormalities, interrupting the flow of electricity, or providing grounding mechanisms to ensure user safety.
In industrial settings, electrical safety devices play a vital role in preventing accidents and maintaining a secure working environment. They are used to safeguarding equipment, prevent electrical fires, and protect workers from electric shock hazards.
In residential settings, electrical safety devices are essential for creating a safe home environment. They help prevent electrical fires, minimize the risk of electrical accidents, and protect individuals from potential electrocution.
Common electrical safety devices include circuit breakers, ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs), surge protectors, arc fault circuit interrupters (AFCIs), and isolating transformers. Each device serves a specific purpose in protecting against different types of electrical hazards.
By understanding electrical safety devices and implementing them appropriately, industries and homes can ensure the highest level of electrical safety for their workers and inhabitants, minimizing the risk of accidents and injuries.
The Importance of Electrical Safety
Working safely with electricity is crucial to prevent accidents, injuries, and potentially disastrous consequences. It is vital for individuals to understand the various risks associated with electrical systems in order to mitigate these dangers effectively.
Electrical Safety Risks: Electricity poses several risks if not handled properly. Some common safety risks include electrical fires, electrocution, and damage to electrical devices and appliances. It is essential to take appropriate measures to minimize these risks and ensure a safe working environment.
Electrical Fires: Improper electrical installations, equipment malfunction, and overloaded circuits can lead to electrical fires. These fires can spread quickly and cause significant damage to property and even endanger lives. Understanding the causes and implementing preventative measures are essential to reduce the risk of electrical fires.
Electrical Wire Colors: Familiarity with electrical wire colors is crucial for safety. Electrical wires are color-coded to indicate their purpose and voltage. Understanding these color codes helps in proper installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of electrical systems, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries.
Basics of Electrical Safety: Implementing basic electrical safety practices is essential for everyone, especially those working with electricity regularly. These include wearing proper personal protective equipment (PPE), ensuring proper grounding of electrical systems, using circuit breakers and fuses, and avoiding contact with live wires. Adhering to these fundamental safety measures greatly reduces the risks associated with electrical work.
The Role of Electrical PPE in Safety
Personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential for safeguarding workers against potential electrical hazards. When working with electricity, there is always a risk of arc flash and shock hazards. These PPE requirements are put in place to minimize the severity of injuries and protect individuals from life-threatening incidents.
One of the most critical aspects of electrical PPE is protecting against arc flash incidents. An arc flash can occur when there is an electrical fault or short circuit, resulting in a release of intense heat and light. Without proper protection, workers can suffer severe burns and other injuries. To mitigate these risks, electrical PPE includes flame-resistant clothing, face shields, and arc-rated gloves.
In addition to arc flash protection, electrical PPE also addresses the risk of shock hazards. Electrical shocks can cause serious injuries, including cardiac arrest and burns. To prevent such incidents, workers must wear insulated gloves, safety boots, and other appropriate gear when working with live electrical systems.
Moreover, it is crucial to ensure that workers have the necessary training and knowledge to use electrical PPE effectively. They should understand the different PPE requirements for specific tasks and be aware of the limitations and guidelines for their use. Regular inspections and maintenance of PPE are also vital to ensure their reliability and effectiveness.
FAQ
What are electrical safety devices?
Electrical safety devices are equipment or devices designed to prevent electrical hazards and protect people, property, and equipment from potential dangers associated with electricity. These devices are used in industries and homes to ensure the safe use and management of electrical systems.
Why are electrical safety devices important in industry?
Electrical safety devices are crucial in industry because they help prevent electrical accidents, fires, and injuries. They ensure the safe operation of electrical systems and protect workers, equipment, and property from the potential hazards of electricity.
What are some common electrical safety devices used in industry?
Some common electrical safety devices used in industry include circuit breakers, ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs), surge protectors, arc fault circuit interrupters (AFCIs), and residual current devices (RCDs). These devices help detect and prevent electrical faults, overloads, and ground faults, improving overall safety.
How do electrical safety devices work?
Electrical safety devices work by monitoring and controlling the flow of electrical current. For example, circuit breakers automatically trip and interrupt the circuit when they detect an overcurrent or overload. GFCIs detect ground faults and quickly shut off power to prevent electric shock. Surge protectors divert excess voltage to protect connected devices. AFCIs detect dangerous arcing faults and interrupt the circuit. RCDs monitor the balance of current flow and trip when they sense a ground fault.
What is the purpose of personal protective equipment (PPE) in electrical safety?
Personal protective equipment (PPE) plays a crucial role in ensuring electrical safety. It is designed to protect workers from electrical hazards, such as electric shock and arc flash. PPE includes specialized clothing, gloves, goggles, helmets, and footwear that provide insulation and resist electrical current to minimize the risk of injury.
What should be considered when using electrical PPE?
When using electrical PPE, it is important to ensure that it is the appropriate type and rating for the specific electrical hazard. PPE should be regularly inspected for damage, and workers should receive proper training on its correct usage. Additionally, it should fit properly and be comfortable to wear to ensure maximum effectiveness in protecting against electrical hazards.