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Configurable safety systems for your specific application.
The configurable safety systems from Phoenix Contact enable you to individually adapt your safety technology to your specific needs. Use our base modules as a stand-alone solution for complete control of small machines with up to three safety functions or extend the system flexibly with extension modules including the monitoring of motion and analog value data. Our configurable safety systems combine functionality and flexibility, and close the gap between simple safety relays and programmable safe controllers.
Experience the new PSRmodular configurable safety system.
In addition to monitoring conventional safety functions using freely configurable base modules, numerous extension modules are available for safe motion monitoring as well as analog evaluation. Corresponding gateways connect your solution to the higher-level controller via common network protocols. Minimize machine downtimes with detailed diagnostics.
Use PSRtrisafe as a stand-alone solution for machine control or extend your safety solution with digital extension modules. Diagnostic LEDs indicate the states of all inputs and outputs of your safety modules. In addition, signal outputs indicate switching states, e.g., on signaling devices. Communication with the higher-level controller of your machine or system takes place via a fieldbus coupler. Integrate your safety functions into visualizations or remote diagnostics.
PSRmodular | PSRtrisafe | |
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COMPLETE line system | Yes | No |
Overall width |
Base modules: 22.5 mm Extension modules: 22.5 mm |
Base modules: 67.5 mm Extension modules: 22.5 mm |
Scope of functions | 17 extension modules | 2 extension modules |
Safe analog value monitoring | Yes | No |
Safe motion monitoring | Yes | No |
Gateway communication | Bidirectional | Unidirectional |
Supported communication protocols |
EtherNet/IP™, PROFINET, PROFIBUS, CANopen®, Modbus, DeviceNet™, EtherCAT®, CC-Link | EtherNet/IP™, PROFINET, PROFIBUS, CANopen®, Modbus, DeviceNet™ |
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