Functional safety in machine building The safety of machines and systems is crucial for protecting operating personnel and preventing damage to machines. We offer you a comprehensive portfolio of safe components that meet the requirements of standards EN ISO 13849-1 and EN 62061. Our safety solutions are easy to install and configure, so that you can implement your safety concepts quickly. Furthermore, we offer modular safety systems that enable cost-effective solutions and support individual safety functions.

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Optimal design of the safety functions
Standard-compliant and economical design of the safety functions for safe operation of the machine.
Optimal design of the safety functions
Comprehensive support for all aspects of safety
Expert support for the entire machinery safety lifecycle, from planning to operation.
Comprehensive support for all aspects of safety
Consistent documentation
Consistent and standard-compliant documentation is the prerequisite for verifiable legal protection.
Consistent documentation
Quick startup and approval
Optimum design of the safety functions leads to fast commissioning and approval of the machine.
Quick startup and approval
Planning machines safely and in compliance with standards
A thorough safety assessment is a prerequisite for the optimum design of the safety functions. This significantly reduces the time and effort required for installation and commissioning.
Planning machines safely and in compliance with standards

Product overview From safety relays to safe controllers

For functional safety applications in machine building, Phoenix Contact offers a wide range of SIL-certified products.

Safety of machinery in the European Economic Area
The new EU Machinery Regulation is set to replace the EU Machinery Directive
The digital transformation, the increasing emergence of new technologies, collaborative forms of work between people and machines, and the resulting impact on safety regulations were key drivers for the revision of the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC. The new EU Machinery Regulation is the result of this development.
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New EU Machinery Regulation 2023/1230