Application guide safety relays - riese electronic - #3

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application guide safety relays from riese electronic page 3 Index of contents A Introduction 5 B General definitions 6 C Standards-overview 9 1 Standards-overview 9 1.1 Standards-types 9 2 The replacement of EN 954-1 12 3 Definition of the safety requirements 12 D Important B2-standards 16 1 E-stop function according to DIN EN 13850 16 2 Stop-function according to DIN EN 60204 part 1 16 E Specifications of riese-electronic safety relays 17 1 Specifications of possible riese safety relays for emergency stop 17 2 Safety gates according to EN 1088 19 3 Two hand controls according to DIN EN 574 22 4 Presence sensing safeguarding devices according to DIN EN 61496-1 25 5 Safety mats according to EN 1760 31 6 Expansion modules 35 7 Safety with contactor 36 8 Safety at bus 39 9 Safety combination / Linkage 40 F Applications of riese safety relays 41 1 Product application - emergency stop relay 41 a) SAFE 1 / SAFE 1.1 41 b) SAFE 2 / SAFE 2.1 43 c) SAFE 4 / SAFE 4.1 45 d) SAFE 5 / SAFE 5.1 47 e) SAFE S.6 / SAFE S.10 48 f) RS-NAGP 51 g) RS-NAGMP / RS-NAGMP.1 54 h) RS-NAGV 59 i) SAFE C1 61 2 Product application for - emergency stop relay 64 a) SAFE CM 64 b) SAFE M 65 c) SAFE 2. 2 65 d) RS-NAGA / RS-NAGAO 66 3 Product application for - emergency off-relays 69 a) SAFE TA / TN / TR / TU 69 b) SAFE T ON 70 c) RS-NAGT / RS-NAGT.1 71 4 Product application for - two hand control relays 75 a) SAFE CZ 75 b) SAFE Z.2 76 c) SAFE Z 77 d) RS-NAGZ 77 5 Application example for - emergency stop for 78 a) SAFE CL 78 b) SAFE L.2 81 c) SAFE L / SAFE L.1 82 d) RS-NAGL (with opposite polarity between channels) / 83