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Transponder-coded safety systems CES

Transponder-coded safety systems CES

Transponder-coded safety systems CES

Product catalog summary
Overview: The document discusses the transponder-coded safety systems CES, which are modern interlocking devices designed to protect people, machines, and processes. These systems utilize non-contact transponder technology and consist of a coded actuator, a read head, and evaluation electronics.
Specifications: CES systems are type 4 safety devices that offer maximum flexibility with various sizes and designs. They are suitable for harsh environments, require minimal wiring, and provide high protection against tampering. The systems can be configured with one to three active faces, allowing diverse mounting options.
Functionality: The safety switch or read head is mounted on a fixed part of the guard, while the actuator is on the movable part. When the door closes, the actuator moves towards the read head, which reads the transponder data and forwards it to the evaluation electronics. If the data matches, the safety outputs are enabled.
Applications: CES systems are used for securing guards like doors and flaps and for safe position detection in mechanical and systems engineering. They are ideal when high safety categories, large actuating ranges, or protection against tampering are required.
Evaluation Units: CES-AZ evaluation units combine transponder evaluation with a safety relay, featuring safety outputs and monitoring outputs for each connected read head. They support connections for a monitored start button and a feedback loop.
Product Variants: The document details various CES product families, including CES LSP, CES LMN, CES LQA, and CKS, each designed for specific applications and environments. These products offer features like direct mounting, diagnostic functions, and high degrees of protection.
System Families: The document describes system families AP/BP, AR/BR, and AS, each with unique features for series connection, field evaluation, and integration with safety control systems. These systems support various wiring concepts and offer solutions for large installations.
Safety and Tampering Protection: CES products provide maximum safety, achieving Category 4 and PL e standards. They feature high coding levels to prevent tampering, with options for unicode and multicode evaluation.
Accessories: A range of accessories is available, including preassembled cables, plug connectors, and mounting plates, to facilitate the integration and mounting of CES products.
Advantages: CES systems offer secure tampering protection, maximum safety, simple diagnostics, and insensitivity to environmental factors like dirt and vibration. They are wear-free and provide flexible mounting options.
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Transponder-coded safety systems CES-1

Flexibly safe. Transponder-coded safety systems CES

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Transponder-coded safety systems CES-2

Transponder-coded safety systems CES The coded electronic safety systems CES are modern interlocking devices of type 4 for the protection of persons, machines and processes. They are based on non-contact transponder technology and consist of a coded actuator, a read head and evaluation electronics. In some systems, the read head and evaluation electronics form a self-contained unit. A unit of this kind is referred to as a safety switch. All safety functions are combined in a single component here (internal evaluation). With external evaluation, the actuator is read via a separate read head connected...

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Transponder-coded safety systems CES-3

External evaluation With external evaluation, the evaluation electronics for the transponder signals are accommodated in a separate housing. This separation minimizes the read head’s size. This is particularly advantageous if the available space at the location to be protected is very limited. Evaluation of signals in the control cabinet Transponder signals are evaluated in the evaluation unit CES, directly in the control cabinet. Up to four read heads (which may be of different types) can be connected and evaluated. The wiring work is minimal, because each read head can be connected to the evaluation...

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Transponder-coded safety systems CES-4

Evaluation of signals in the field The transponder signals are evaluated in the field evaluation unit CES-FD. Read heads CKS and CES-LMN can be connected to the device via an M8 plug. The status of the CES-FD can be seen at any time on two LED indicators. The switched semiconductor signals (safety outputs) are forwarded to the higher-level control system via an M12 plug connector. CES-AZ CES-AZ Internal evaluation With internal evaluation, the evaluation electronics and read head are accommodated in the same housing (safety switch). Transponder signals are evaluated in the field, not in the control...

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Transponder-coded safety systems CES-5

n System family AR/BR For series connection of up to 20 safety switches CES. All EUCHNER products with an AR or BR interface can be connected in series. A mix of AR and BR devices must not be used in a switch chain, however. Three different wiring concepts are available: 1. Series connection in the control cabinet Wiring takes place in the control cabinet. All information about the status of individual CES products can be forwarded directly to the control system. 2. Series connection via plug connectors in the field All safety switches used are interconnected by Y-plugs in the field, and the...

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Transponder-coded safety systems CES-6

n Products with internal evaluation n System families AP/AR Products in system family AP are used as single devices. Products in system family AR can be interconnected in series. CES-C01 C ompact, square design 1 active face; can be repositioned in 5 directions Diagnostics via 2 LEDs Large actuating range Standard housing (EN 60947-5-2) Category 4 / PL e CES-C02 Narrow, elongated design 2 active faces Diagnostics via 2 LEDs Limit-range indication D irect mounting on aluminum profiles L arge temperature range (down to -40 °C) D egree of protection IP67 / IP69 / IP69K C ategory 4 / PL e CES-C04...

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Transponder-coded safety systems CES-7

n Protection against tampering with unicode evaluation Each CES actuator features a transponder with high coding level (corresponding to EN ISO 14119), enabling absolute protection against tampering. The highly coded actuator is precisely assigned to the safety switch via a teach-in operation. This prevents bypassing the guard using an actuator of identical design. There are different types of actuator recognition: Unicode: Only the actuator taught-in for the safety switch is recognized. F ixcode: An actuator is permanently assigned to the safety switch on delivery and cannot be replaced with...

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Transponder-coded safety systems CES-8

Overview of CES advantages Secure against tampering Maximum safety Category 4 / PL e  Simple diagnostics Use in harsh environment Insensitivity to dirt Wear free Insensitivity to external magnetic fields Insensitivity to vibration High degree of protection Exact door guidance not necessary Flexible mounting Different designs and sizes CES-C04, series connection via Y-plugs EUCHNER GmbH + Co. KG Kohlhammerstraße 16 70771 Leinfelden-Echterdingen Germany 120233-06-06/22 Subject to technical modifications; no responsibility is accepted for the accuracy of this information. © EUCHNER GmbH + Co. KG...

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