Spark switch

Spark switch

Spark switch

Product catalog summary
Overview: The document discusses the Spark Sensor by T&B electronic GmbH, designed for fire protection and predictive maintenance. It highlights the sensor's ability to detect sparks and glowing embers, providing a minimum level of safety against fires and explosions, while also offering predictive maintenance capabilities.
Specifications: The Spark Sensor detects infrared radiation from sparks or embers and can automatically shut down machinery to prevent further risks. It is available in various versions, including those suitable for daylight and high-temperature environments.
Installation Requirements: Installation requires a 40 mm hole in the machine or suction pipe, a 24 V DC power supply, and integration via relay contact. The sensor is easy to install and can be retrofitted into existing systems without extensive modifications.
Predictive Maintenance: The sensor aids in predictive maintenance by identifying frequent ignition sources, indicating potential tool wear or machine faults, allowing for timely intervention to prevent damage.
Applications: Suitable for industrial and craft businesses, especially those unsure of their fire risks. It serves as an initial step before investing in more complex fire suppression systems.
Contact Information: For further inquiries or advice, contact T&B electronic GmbH at +49 5181 90991-0 or [email protected].
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Catalog excerpts

Spark switch-1

Spark sensor Fire protection and predictive maintenance in one. Simple monitoring of fire risks Sparks and embers in machining processes cause enormous fire damage every year. However, anyone who has never had a fire in production is unable to assess the specific risks in their own company. This is why industrial and craft businesses are often unsure whether and what fire risks are present in their machines or systems. If it is not yet clear whether it is worth investing in an automatic extinguishing system, the first step can be an evaluation. In such cases in particular, a simple process monitoring system with a spark sensor is suitable – as a starting point and as minimum protection for the company and the environment. Minimum protection increases safety Predictive maintenance On the one hand, the spark sensor makes it easy to determine the actual danger posed by sparks or glowing embers during operation. At the same time, it ensures a minimum level of safety for production and personnel against fires and explosions. The spark sensor is also used for predictive maintenance. If the spark sensor detects ignition sources conspicuously often, this can be an indication that the tool is starting to wear or that there are faults in the machine. Both the investment and the outlay are manageable and affordable, even for small businesses. This real-time process monitoring gives users a constant overview of all processes and enables immediate action to be taken in the event of deviations and errors. It is then possible to get to the bottom of the cause in good time and rectify the problem before further damage occurs.

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Spark sensor Mode of operation One or more detectors are installed in the machine or the extraction pipe. The detector or detectors detect the infrared radiation emitted by sparks or glowing embers. When sparks or glowing embers occur, the spark sensor closes a relay contact. Depending on demand and internal requirements, the machine or the entire process can be switched off automatically so that no further sparks or glowing embers occur. Variants We offer the spark sensors in different versions. They can monitor not only closed extraction systems for sparks and embers, but also areas with daylight....

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