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    The Safety Controller is the Backbone of Your Safety System

    Safety control is a critical and a required part of any safety system. It ensures that your safety measures 1) do not fail, or 2) if failure is inevitable, fail in a predictably safe way. 

    A safety controller is often an ideal safety control solution, because it provides more functionality than a safety relay, at a lower cost than a safety PLC.  In addition, a smart, scalable safety controller can expand with your needs as well as enable remote monitoring of your machine safety systems. 

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    Designing a Smart Machine Safety System That Expands With Your Business

    There are many different types of safety devices that all work together to protect workers from injury and protect machines from damage.  A safety system can quickly become complex and daunting, with many areas to protect and many devices to implement and manage. 

    However, an easy-to-use and flexible safety controller will make it much easier to get your system up and running quickly with minimal downtime and will allow you to easily expand and adapt to future needs.  Note that for simple applications, a full-feature safety controller may not be necessary.  In these cases, a safety relay provides reliable safety control with minimal complexity. 

    Please note: The information on this page is meant for educational purposes only and is accurate as of the time of publication. Always consult a safety expert about your specific application prior to implementing any machine safety measures.

    What to Look for in a Safety Controller
    A Scalable, Flexible Solution

    Guards Multiple Points and Expands to Meet Changing Requirements

    Safeguarding multiple points across a large machines and assembly lines can be challenging because of the variety of hazards present.  With multiple zones and dozens of safety devices, wiring with traditional relay modules can become complicated. The result is high costs and long installation times to create the appropriate safety logic and circuits. 

    An expanable safety controller provides a simpler solution to safeguard hazards, protect personnel, and scale to meet the needs a very complex safety applications.  Also, a safety controller that can expand when you need it allows for the required agility to meet deadlines and implement changes quickly. 

    An Intuitive User Interface

    Saves time and costs with minimal learning curve

    Intuitive programming saves time and costs.  An icon-based, drag-and-drop user interface reduces the learning curve and speeds up commissioning, and it makes it easy to quickly modify and update the configuration when changes are needed.  Note that many safety controllers have password protection to ensure only authorized users can make changes, reducing the risk of operators bypassing the system.

    Furthermore, look for a safety controller interface that automatically generates wiring diagrams to speed up installation.  In addition, a controller with live simulation will allow users to test configurations and changes quickly before implementation. 

    Real-Time Fault Monitoring

    Monitor Safety Devices Remotely

    Real time fault monitoring allows quick identification of problems. Look for a safety controller that can communicate with your PLC via Profinet, Modbus, TCP/IP, PCCC, etc.  This allows you to remotely monitor your safety devices and will ensure that you are notified in real time when there is an issue with the safety system. Also, with configurable IO, inputs can be changed to non-safe outputs to control indicatior lights for local notification of a fault.

    For example, XS26 and SC26 safety controllers can communicate up to 256 virtual status updates to a PLC or HMI that can be stored and tracked for future analysis.  Furthermore, these controllers can also receive up to 80 virtual non-safety inputs to remotely turn safety devices or indicators on and off, enable mute functions, cancel off-delays, initiate a reset, and accomplish other tasks quickly and easily in the HMI without complicated programming.

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    XS26 Series

    Expandable Safety Controller

    El controlador de seguridad expansible XS26-2 tiene la capacidad de adaptarse a una variedad de máquinas, incluidas máquinas a gran escala con múltiples procesos.

    • Se programa en minutos con un software de configuración intuitivo y muy fácil de usar.
    • Se pueden agregar hasta ocho módulos de expansión de E/S a medida que aumentan o cambian los requisitos de automatización
    • Su innovadora pantalla muestra en tiempo real lo que sucede y junto con su función de diagnóstico nos permite un monitoreo activo de las I/O en una PC y nos ayuda en la asistencia a solución de problemas y responsabilidades
    • Los modelos habilitados para Ethernet se pueden configurar para hasta 256 salidas de estado virtuales
    SC26 Series

    Safety Controllers

    Con un tamaño más pequeño y lógica Booleana de funciones, el SC26-2 fue diseñado para ser fácil de utilizar, flexible y eficiente.

    • Monitorea gran variedad de dispositivos de entrada, como paros de emergencia, interlocks de paro de cuerda, dispositivos habilitadoes, botones E-stop, interlocks de puerta o de guarda, sensores ópticos, mandos bimanuales y tapetes de seguridad
    • Funciones lógicas booleanas para flexibilidad de programación
    • Programación intuitiva para una implementación sencilla
    • Bloques de función de seguridad previamente configurados incluyendo mandos bimanuales, función de silencio, dispositivos habilitadores para simplificar la programación
    • El controlador base permite que ocho de las 26 entradas puedan configurarse como salidas para la utilización de terminales eficientes.
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