AS-Interface Safety at Work
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Safety in system: Protection for man and machine AS interface safety at work

Heinz and Philip Schmersal, Managing Directors of the Schmersal Group Safety in system – Protection for man and machine Often, it is unavoidable that people have to intervene with the workings of a machine. When this is done, the safety of the operator is imperative. This demands the responsibility of the machine operator, which is also required by the world's standards and guidelines for machine safety. The Schmersal Group has concentrated for many years on safety at work with our products and solutions; today we can offer the industry the world's largest range of safety switchgear and...

AS-Interface Safety at Work – Introduction_________________________________Page Safety sensors ______________________________________________________Page Solenoid interlocks ___________________________________________________Page Safety light grids / light curtains__________________________________________Page Safety switches and Emergency-Stop buttons______________________________Page Compact Safety input module ASIM-C____________________________________Page Safety monitors ASM__________________________________________________Page Programming-Accessories...

AS interface safety at work Introduction Fast mounting, smooth installation The AS interface enables fast mounting and installation of the components in the safety circuit. The safety switchgear devices are connected to each other and also to the AS-i master and the safety monitor via the yellow AS-i two-wire unshielded line. The power supply also comes from the AS-i unshielded 2-wire line. For AS-i slaves with higher power requirements, the black profile cable with 24 VDC auxiliary voltage is available. It is possible to connect not only operational but also fail-safe AS-i slaves to an...

System structure User advantages ■ ndividually scalable safety solutions for different machine sizes I ■ mooth, fail-safe installation and interface connection of the safety switchgear through S AS-Interface ■ omfortable configuration of the safety solution through the "ASIMON" Drag & Drop software C ■ omplete diagnostics of the entire safety circuit and all connected safety switchgear by the C control system ■ igh operational safety through individually configurable safety-monitoring modules H with multiple filter functions, e.g. for bouncing safety guards ■ he safety functions can be...

Safety sensors Overview of the series • Thermoplastic enclosure • direction of 1 actuation • Thermoplastic enclosure • direction of 1 actuation • Thermoplastic enclosure • different directions 2 of actuation Assured switch-on distance sao Assured switch-off distance sar 36 x 13 x 26 mm Cable or cable connector M12 88 x 13 x 25 mm Cable or cable connector M12 Product version Active principle Individual coding Coding level ISO 14119 Device supply off Technical features Electrical characteristics AS-i supply voltage AS-i power consumption AS-i specification AS-i profile Mechanical data...

• Thermoplastic enclosure • different directions 2 of actuation • epeated universal or R individual coding • igh switching H distance and offset possible • Thermoplastic enclosure • different directions 3 of actuation • epeated universal or R individual coding • igh switching H distance and offset possible • ptionally with O magnetic latching 18 N From front 10 mm, lateral 6 mm From front 18 mm, lateral 15 mm 39.2 x 18 x 29.5 mm Connector plug M 8 Cable connector M12

Safety sensors Preferred types Range Latching force Actuation direction Connector M8, 4-pole and cable connector M12, 4-pole From side Standard coding Individual coding Individual coding, re-teaching enabled Standard coding Individual coding From side Individual coding, re-teaching enabled Standard coding Cable with connector M12, 4-pole From side Standard coding Cable with connector M12, 4-pole From side Standard coding Actuators should be ordered separately. A selection can be found on page 10. Other types can be found on www.schmersal.net.

Material number Housing material

Safety sensors Actuator RST 260-1 ■ Actuator for RSS 260 ■ Thermoplastic enclosure RST 36-1 ■ Actuator with latching magnet: ■ ctuator and sensor on a mounting level: A BPS 36-1 101190052 ■ Actuator 90° attached to the sensor: ■ ctuator and sensor on a mounting level: A BPS 260-1 101184395 ■ Actuator 90° attached to the sensor: ■ Actuator for BNS 16 ■ Thermoplastic enclosure Detailed information regarding the actuator selection and other actuators can be found at www.sc

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Solenoid interlocks Overview of the series • Thermoplastic enclosure • olding force 1000 N H • anual release; M • ower to unlock / P Power to lock • Thermoplastic enclosure • olding force 2000 N H • ptionally with O individual coding • anual release, M emergency exit or emergency release • ower to unlock / P Power to lock • Thermoplastic enclosure • Holding force 2000 N • ptionally with O individual coding • anual release, M emergency exit or emergency release • ower to unlock / P Power to lock Product version Active principle Individual coding Coding level ISO 14119 Device supply off...

• Thermoplastic enclosure • olding force 750 N H • Electromagnetic interlock function • ptional with O permanent magnet engagement • ower to lock P • Thermoplastic enclosure • olding force 2000 N H • Repeated universal or individual coding • anual release, M emergency exit or emergency release • ower to unlock / P Power to lock • Thermoplastic enclosure • Holding force 1000 N • epeated universal R or individual coding • Manual release, emergency exit or emergency release • Power to unlock / • Thermoplastic enclosure • olding force 1000 N H • epeated universal R or individual coding • anual...