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Optoelectronic protective devices PSENopt
... to safeguard man and machine without the use of barriers
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Light barriers, light curtains and light grids are all classed as electrosensitive protective equipment (ESPE). They are optoelectronic protective devices and are an effective, cost-saving alternative to conventional mechanical guards. PSENopt devices are used to safeguard access to danger zones, where the production process requires active intervention. An invisible protected field of infrared beams monitors the interaction between man and machine. If a light beam is broken it will immediately trigger a safe shutdown command. In this way you can protect your staff from injury, safely and effectively - without causing an obstruction. [... more]
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Optoelectronic protective devices to safeguard without the use of barriers
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Supplementary products and services
Other Pilz products compatible with PSENopt:
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The right safety light curtain for each application
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PSENopt with semiconductor outputs
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PSENopt light barriers/light curtain/light grids with semiconductor outputs are suitable for all Type 2 and Type 4 applications in accordance with EN/IEC 61496-1-2. They are simple and quick to commission thanks to their integral alignment guide and compact dimensions. You can also save costs with integral functions such as muting, blanking and cascading. [... more]
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PSENopt SB for SafetyBUS p applications
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To monitor a large light grid application cost-effectively, the safe, open bus system SafetyBUS p is recommended.
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And for this it's best to turn to the PSENopt SB. Reduce the amount of work involved by using compatible system components. Safeguard your staff in accordance with Type 4 of EN/IEC 61496-1-2. You can save work on both installation and maintenance. [ ...more ]
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Unsure about which product range is most suitable for your application? Find out the respective benefits in the next column.
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Select the right PSENopt to conform to the standard
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Carry out a safety assessment in accordance with EN 954-1 and then assess the risk in accordance with EN/IEC 61496-1/-2. You can then use this information to work out the appropriate resolution of the optoelectronic protective device for your application in accordance with EN 999. Select the electrosensitive protective equipment (ESPE) that best meets your needs. This will mean greater safety for finger, hand and body, compatible with a wide range of applications.
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