XPSAF5130P SQUARE D, XPSAF5130P Datasheet - Page 265

• Manufacturer Part Number: XPSAF5130P
• Description: SAFETY RELAY 300V 2.5A PREVENTA
• Manufacturer: SQUARE D

Specifications of XPSAF5130P

• Contact Current Max: 30mA
• Contact Voltage Dc Nom: 24V
• Contact Configuration: 3NO
• Relay Mounting: DIN Rail
• External Height: 66mm
• External Width: 114mm
• External Depth: 22.5mm
• Rohs Compliant: Yes

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Operating principle
AS-Interface ®, the recognized cabling system for sensors and actuators, has evolved. Standard process information and information relating
to safety can now be transmitted over the same cable. Capable of managing safety functions up to level 4 of standard EN-954-1/ISO 13849-1
and conforming to standard IEC 61508 (2000), the AS-Interface ® “Safety at work” system meets the needs of the most common safety
applications, such as:
b monitoring of Emergency stops with instantaneous break contacts (stop category 0),
b monitoring of Emergency stops with delayed break contacts (stop category 1),
b monitoring of switches with and without interlocking,
b monitoring of light curtains, etc.
Parameters for options relative to the selected safety function (for example, start button monitoring) may be set for all pre-defined, certified
functions.
Safety is incorporated into the AS-Interface ® cabling system by adding a safety monitor and safety interfaces connected together with other
standard AS-Interface ® components on the yellow cable.
Safety information is exchanged only between the safety monitor, the AS-Interface ® line master and the safety interfaces. This is transparent
for the other standard AS-Interface ® components.
Based on this principle, AS-Interface ® cabling systems that are already installed can be updated with safety functions without having to replace
the existing components (masters, I/O interfaces, power supplies, etc.). Safety circuits are diagnosed readily, and with no additional wiring, by
the standard AS-Interface ® cabling system master communicating with the safety monitor(s) via the yellow cable.
The AS-Interface ® “Safety at work” system is configured using software ASISWIN2 running on Windows®. A library of pre-defined and certified
safety functions is made available by the software and the user can graphically select the desired safety functions, even at the last minute, by
using the “Drag and drop” method in the configuration software. Knowledge of a programming language or specific tools is not necessary to
parameter the system. The configuration is loaded into the safety monitor(s) by means of a PC by carrying out a secure serial transmission and
using the parameter setting connector on the front cover of the monitor.
The AS-Interface ® “Safety and work” enhanced monitor is available with:
b 1 safety output with 2 contacts, or
b 2 independent safety outputs with 2 x 2 contacts.
In addition to safety outputs with relay hard contacts, AS-Interface ® “Safety at work” safety monitors are equipped, depending on the model,
with one or two solid-state signalling outputs and LEDs on the front cover to indicate the status of the system and of the monitoring circuits. To
monitor more safety functions simultaneously or to stop several safety circuits at different locations, an increased number of safety monitors
can be used in an AS-Interface ® cabling system.
The safety interfaces are connected directly on the yellow cable via an insulation displacement connector (IDC). Their addressing is carried out
using self-addressing via the AS-Interface ® cabling system master or manually, using addressing terminal ASISTERV2.
The compactness of the safety interfaces enables their direct attachment to control devices such as Emergency stop buttons or switches. In
addition to interfaces that can be attached to products, versions with 1 or 2 M12 connectors are also available.
Principle:
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Operating principle
Characteristics:
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Safety automation system solutions
Safety solutions on AS-Interface ® cabling system
AS-Interface ® “Safety at work” monitors
References :
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Dimensions, connections:
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