Pilz PSS User Manual

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Programmable safety systems PSSmodular, PSScompact, decentralised I/O system PSSuniversal, safe bus system SafetyBUS p, wireless system InduraNET p, real-time Ethernet SafetyNET p
Programmable Safety and Control Systems
One system for safety and standard.
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Business activities
Excellent Components
Sensor technology
Control and communication
Motion Control
Operating and monitoring
Software
Safety switches
Secure safety gate systems
Optoelectronic
protective devices
Safe camera systems
Electronic monitoring relays
Safety relays
Programmable
safety and control systems
Industrial communication
Control systems
Servo amplifi ers
Motors
Control and signal devices
Operator terminals
System software
User software
Software tools
Professional Services
Consulting and engineering
Training
Risk assessment
Safety concept
Safety design
System implementation
Safety validation
CE services
International compliance
services
Plant assessment
Inspection of ESPE
Seminars
Courses
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Support
Technical help round the clock!
Technical support is available from Pilz round the clock. This service is provided free of charge beyond standard business hours.
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Why does Pilz offer more?
Because the integrality of our business activities is what sets us apart.
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Sensor technology
Control and communication
Motion Control
Operating and monitoring
Software
Consulting and engineering
Training
Appropriate services relating to individual components and independent generic services guarantee that our customers obtain customised automation solutions, all from one source.
Pilz is a family business that's closer to its customers.
Pilz has a tradition as a family-run company stretching back 60 years. Real proximity to customers is visible in all areas, instilling confi dence through individual consultation, fl exibility and reliable service.
We are your contact, guide and competency leader en route to an optimum automation solution.
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Product area
Control and communication ............................ 6
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- SafetyNET p system features .......................... 10
- SafetyBUS p system features .......................... 14
- Safety Network International e. V. ................... 17
- InduraNET p system features .......................... 18
- General communication networks ................... 21
Product group
PSS programmable safety
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- PSSmodular systems ...................................... 24
- PSScompact systems ..................................... 32
- Decentralised periphery
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- System software .............................................. 62
- Software function blocks ................................. 63
Safe automation from Pilz
As fl exible as your plant is
On complex machinery and dis­tributed plants, PSS programma­ble safety and control systems monitor safety-related functions and/or undertake complete control of the machine – whether centralised or decentralised via the safe, open bus system SafetyBUS p.
Pilz PSS programmable safety and control systems control and monitor the widest range of applications worldwide. The
comprehensive control system portfolio provides fl exibility in the way devices are combined, so that numerous application options are covered.
Innovation is our motto! We work closely with customers to continually develop the PSS programmable safety and control systems. New technolo­gies – such as the real-time Ethernet system SafetyNET p or the wireless InduraNET p system for industrial use – open up new horizons in control technology.
PVIS diagnostic concept .................................. 68
Index ................................................................... 71
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Pilz product areas
Solution suppliers for safety and standard
Pilz offers a universal concept
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plant, centralised or decentral­ised, a single product or a total solution: With Pilz you will defi nitely fi nd a solution for your automation function.
Are you looking for a fl exible solution for your automation functions? Then you’ve come to the right place!
Your requirements: Our solution:
PMDsrange electronic monitoring relays
PMDsrange: Electronic
monitoring relays for electrical safety, such as voltage or true power monitoring.
PNOZ: Safety relays for
functional safety, for simple plant and machinery with up to 14 safety functions. Safe monitoring of E-STOPs, safety gates and light curtains/ light grids, in compliance with the standards.
PSS: Programmable safety
and control systems for use on complex machinery or distributed plants, to monitor safety-related functions and/or for complete machine control.
Industrial communication:
Transfer input/output signals and control data reliably and safely.
PNOZ safety relays
PSS programmable safety and control systems
Industrial communication networks
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Supplementary product areas:
Sensor technology
Products for safety and standard
Besides “Control and communication”, other product areas also contain fi rst-class components, which you can use individually or combine to form a system.
Sensor technology, used in conjunction with Pilz safe control technology, offers a co-ordinated, complete solution that’s economical, approved and safe. The focus is always on the protection of man and machine, in compliance with the standards and regulations.
Software includes system software, user software and software tools. Here you’ll fi nd the right tool for every task. From product-related software to diagnostic software, through to the PAScal Safety Calculator.
Services in the fi eld of machinery safety are covered holistically by Pilz. From risk assessment through to ESPE inspection. Pilz also offers a comprehensive range of training courses and seminars, covering generic issues relating to machinery safety as well as Pilz products.
Motion control
Operating and monitoring
Software
Services
Motion control offers complete, safe, scalable drive technology as part of the Pilz solution. It provides overall solutions for automating your machine, from operation via the controller through to the movement of highly dynamic drives, including all safety aspects.
Operating and monitoring offers diagnostic and visualisation devices, plus control and signal devices as part of the Pilz solution. The focus is always on fast, simple confi guration. Machine downtimes are clearly reduced thanks to the overall diagnostic concept PVIS.
The whole range of business activities at a glance:
Webcode 0326
Online information at www.pilz.com
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PSS® – The solution for standard and safety
Safe, economical, powerful
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You can use Pilz PSS program­mable safety and control systems and the corresponding communi­cation networks to implement the widest range of automation solutions – from the monitoring of safety-related functions through to the complete control of plant, machinery and process cycles.
Your requirements determine the system structure
Stand-alone machine or plant
Centralised or decentralised
architecture
Safety-related or standard
control functions
Industrial communication
With Pilz industrial communica­tion systems you can transfer input/output signals safely and reliably. Opt for the open, real-time Ethernet SafetyNET p, for example, which connects the drive, safety and control functions. Or you can network your plant and machinery using the safe, open bus system SafetyBUS p. As a further innovation, with the wireless system InduraNET p Pilz has developed a wireless solution for an industrial environment.
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PSS programmable safety and control systems
PSS programmable safety and control systems are available in a compact or modular design, central and decentralised, for direct fi eld application.
PSSmodular
For safety and control: Assemble your individual solution for centralised and decentralised tasks – in accordance with your requirements.
PSScompact
Six series covering safety and control: Benefi t from an extensive selection of versatile, space-saving control solutions.
PSSuniversal
The decentralised I/O system for safety and control: Cover the complete input/output level with just one system.
System software for PSS programmable safety and control systems
Practical software tools and an extensive selection of approved software function blocks provide support as you design and program your PSS safety and control systems – from planning through to diagnostics.
PSSmodular
PSScompact
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Industrial communication
Backbone of safe automation
Data transfer –
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Safe and reliable
Automation solutions are based on reliable communication networks. With its different networks, Pilz offers the solution for a range of requirements. Whether you want wireless data transfer or real-time – you’re well advised to go for Pilz communication networks.
Thanks to interfaces to all other common fi eldbus systems and Ethernet, you remain independent in your choice of control concept.
SafetyNET p – Real-time Ethernet for complete automation.
SafetyBUS p – The safe, open bus system.
InduraNET p – Reliable wireless technology for the rugged everyday industrial environment.
Optimum integration – Thanks to an open system connection.
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Pilz network systems
On large, complex and distributed plants, control signals are input/output directly in the fi eld. This requires powerful, available automation networks.
With the wireless InduraNET p system, which
has been specially developed for industrial use, signals can be exchanged with mobile devices, for example.
The open Ethernet system SafetyNET p can
be used for the safe transfer of time-critical data as well as for standard communication of the complete plant control system. With dynamic applications, data is transmitted in real-time.
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Online information at www.pilz.com
With the safe, open bus system SafetyBUS p,
time-critical information can safely be transmitted decentrally at fi eld level.
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System features
SafetyNET p
SafetyNET p® – Networking of plant and ma
Investment protection and independence with an open system
Existing SafetyBUS p and
fi eldbus installations can be connected to SafetyNET p and operate in co-existence
Existing installations with other
industrial Ethernet systems such as PROFINET and Ethernet/IP can be connected to SafetyNET p
Any Ethernet device, e.g. PC,
camera, printer, etc. can be
Real-time Ethernet for complete automation
SafetyNET p is based on standard Ethernet and can be used simultaneously for real-time, standard and safety-related communication functions in industrial automation:
For the safe transfer of
time-critical, safety-related data
For transferring information
from the standard control process
For real-time communication
of all signals in highly dynamic, synchronised applications
All of a plant and machine’s control functions are networked using a single system.
connected to SafetyNET p; IP-based Ethernet utilities such as E-Mail, Internet or streaming can also be used across the network
New horizons in control technology
SafetyNET p enables new fl exibility at optimum cost for complete networking of plant and machinery. So the system based on the Ethernet standard opens up new horizons in control technology:
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Decentralisation of the control
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Ability to maintain a
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Long-term, implementation of
functional machine modules
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Individually adaptable system standard with two speed classes: RTFN and RTFL
You can adapt SafetyNET p to the widest range of automation technology requirements and so achieve the optimum cost-benefi t ratio for your network design, using just one system:
For real-time communication
in highly dynamic applications, e.g. on fi lling and packaging machinery, use the RTFL speed class (Real Time Frame Line) with deterministically guaran­teed scan times of 62.5 μs and below
For fi eldbus class
communication and for networking individual produc­tion cells, use the RTFN speed class with processing cycles of approx. 1 ms – this is designed for connecting a large number of subscribers and for large network extensions
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System features
SafetyNET p
SafetyNET p® – As fl exible as your plant is
Flexible topologies and dynamic structures
SafetyNET p supports the widest range of topologies. The application options are many and varied:
Linear structure – optimised
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Star structure – data exchange
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Tree structure – combination of
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Benefi ts at a glance SafetyNET p
Safety right from the start
With SafetyNET p, the transfer of safety-related data and standard control information across a system is physically mixed but logically separate, and therefore free from feedback. The safety protocol is considered within
the system right from the start and not just added later: The protocol structure guarantees stable network communication; telegrams containing safety­related information, such as a person entering a plant’s danger zone, arrive safely at the intended recipient.
Your benefi ts at a glance
Open, individually adapt-
able network solution for all automation functions
Safety right from the start
Based on the
Ethernet standard
Real-time communication
for highly dynamic applica­tions
Flexible topology design
Dynamic structures when
swapping subscribers
Short scan times of
up to 62.5 μs
High performance through
cross-communication
Open connection to existing
system architectures
High performance through cross-communication
All network components have equal rights and can both use and provide utilities. Cross-communication enables the decentralised processing of data between two subscribers, without calling on a central instance (producer/consumer model). This saves time and increases the network perform­ance.
Keep up-to-date on SafetyNET p:
Webcode 2541
Online information at www.pilz.com
Rapid reaction to time-critical events
When used with distributed real-time applications, informa­tion processing is synchronous in accordance with IEE 1588. A guaranteed system reaction occurs at a precisely defi nable time. With SafetyNET p network­ing, each device has a real-time clock with interrupt function to enable a rapid reaction to time-critical events.
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System features
SafetyBUS p
SafetyBUS p® – Safe communication
In the fast lane with SafetyBUS p
SafetyBUS p is used for the safe, fast transfer of time-critical information on decentralised control structures. In a range of industries, such as the auto­motive or packaging industry, for example.
The bus system is based on the CAN fi eldbus that is widely used worldwide and has an additional safety protocol that has been approved by TÜV and BG. So SafetyBUS p meets the increased requirements of a safety bus in terms of reaction times, safety and absence of feedback during signal transfer.
Parallel structure of safety bus and fi eldbus
A plant’s standard automation process must not be able to infl uence the safety functions in the case of an emergency. This guarantees safe communi­cation with SafetyBUS p, without feedback.
Design guidelines issued by man­ufacturers and users often call for a strict separation of safety and standard control technology – particularly on hazardous process and manufacturing cycles. Separation guarantees trans­parency and the allocation of responsibility is clearly defi ned.
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Benefi ts at a glance SafetyBUS p
Burner not in operation
Burner in operation
Few downtimes thanks to safe selective shutdown
Each SafetyBUS p subscriber can be assigned to a group. Within an application, plant sections that belong together logically can be confi gured as groups and switched off separately in the case of an error.
Modular safety and control system PSS 3100
The rest of the production cycle continues unhindered – enabling productive work practices. Generic functions, such as an E-STOP of the entire plant, are assigned to all groups. With up to 32 groups within a SafetyBUS p network, it is possible to build up complex structures.
Your benefi ts at a glance
Decentralised, safe
networking of sensors and actuators
The safety technology
does not have to be hard­wired, as the signal is trans­ferred via the bus cable
Meets the highest
safety requirements in accordance with international standards
Rapid reaction times
to hazardous events thanks to event-driven communication
Extremely short error
reaction times of 25 ms and shorter
Few downtimes thanks to
integrated diagnostics
Large network extension
up to 4,032 inputs and outputs
Keep up-to-date on SafetyBUS p:
Webcode 2469
Online information at www.pilz.com
Fast reaction times thanks to event-driven communication
SafetyBUS p operation is event-driven. This means that messages are only sent when the status changes at the centralised/ decentralised inputs/outputs or at the bus subscribers. For this reason, SafetyBUS p is especially suitable for networking plants
with different signalling rates and high reaction time requirements. Short reaction times have the additional advantage that protective measures (e.g. safety gates or light grids) can be positioned close to the danger zone – saving space and costs.
If a hazardous event occurs, the
PSS programmable safety and control
systems will react particularly quickly.
t = min
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Applications and industries
SafetyBUS p
SafetyBUS p® – proven across industry
Visible success
The safe bus system SafetyBUS p is used for the safe, fast transfer of time-critical infor­mation on decentralised control structures. It is used across a range of industries in conjunction with PSS programmable safety and control systems: Automotive industry –
Monitoring production processes in the press shop, body plant, transmission, fi nal assembly and paint shop
Cablecar technology – Moni toring the entire route, from entry to exit, distance between the cars and recognition of rope layers
Process technology – Safe monitoring and control of furnaces, monitoring valves, fi ll levels and fuel/air ratios
Steel and aluminium processing – Safe monitoring during maintenance and restart
Conveyor technology – Safe track and load monitoring, collision detection on crane and harbour applications, container loading and lifting platforms
Packaging industry – Safe monitoring of fi lling, picking and packaging processes
Airport automation – Flexible control and safe monitoring of fi lling stations, combined heat and power stations, rolling hangar doors, baggage handling systems and transport systems
Presses – Economical application on stand-alone presses or on press lines
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Safety Network International e. V.
Safety Network International e. V.
The open forum for safety and automation
Safety Network International e. V. is an independent organisation which, as well as promoting the proven SafetyBUS p system, also supports the Ethernet-based system SafetyNET p.
Members include users, integra­tors and manufacturers of both systems. The organisation was founded in 1999 and now has 75 member companies.
The work carried out by Safety Network International e. V. guarantees users and participating manufacturers that the SafetyNET p system will remain open and future-proof.
Tasks and projects:
Investment protection for users
and manufacturers through continual development and support of SafetyBUS p and SafetyNET p technology
Sales promotion through
active press relations and exhibition attendance
Development of profi les
and specifi cations to simplify handling of SafetyBUS p and SafetyNET p
Quality assurance through
the establishment of test laboratories, device certifi cation, monitoring of interoperability and conformity
Lobbying within standards
committees and associations on behalf of the member companies of Safety Network International e. V.
Assure worldwide propagation
by infl uencing international standardisation
Machinery safety forum
With the machine safety forum, Safety Network International e. V. has created an important medium for providing quick, effective communication regarding changes within the standards fi eld and new regulations.
Safety Network Academy
Safety Network International e. V. promotes the Safety Network Academy in conjunction with its member organisations. The network's aim is to encour­age knowledge transfer among the participating institutions and organisations.
Safety Network integration
As the umbrella organisation for SafetyBUS p and SafetyNET p, Safety Network International e. V. hosts events to present automa­tion suppliers with options for implementing these technologies in their own devices and compo­nents.
Find out more about Safety Network International e. V.: www.safety-network.org
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System features
InduraNET p
InduraNET p® – Reliable wireless technolo
A different way of broadcasting
The wireless system InduraNET p (Industrial Radio Network) is specifi cally designed for use in an industrial environment. Anywhere that a cable-based solution is diffi cult if not impos­sible to install, InduraNET p can help. Key features include a particularly robust communica­tion technology, high availability due to a new type of antenna system and a high coexistence capability with other wireless services.
Wireless compensates for the disadvantages of contact-based solutions
Mobile devices frequently use trailing cable and drag chains, rotary transformers and slip ring transmitters, as well as data light beam devices and cables. These moving parts are subject to wear, maintenance intensive and complex to install. With its special technology, the wireless InduraNET p system compen­sates for the weaknesses of contact-based solutions.
Wireless signal transfer via InduraNET p in plants with moving parts.
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gy for industry
System solution with PSSuniversal
InduraNET p is integrated within the decentralised I/O system PSSuniversal. A module is incor­porated into the base station in order to be able to use the wireless technology. All remote stations follow the slot addressing of the base station, without occupying a slot themselves. The head module on the base station “sees” all the remote compo­nents as a series of electrical modules. Up to four remote stations that are used in parallel can be connected to each base station.
The wireless modules, antennas etc. for the decentralised I/O system can be found on page 52/53.
High availability thanks to a special antenna system
Antennas are required to enable the PSSuniversal head modules to process wireless information. Both a single and a dual antenna are available for InduraNET p. The dual antenna contains multiple subantennas, from which the best receiver at any given time can be used. This compen­sates for any interference in the wireless zone. The dual antenna is mainly used where communi­cation conditions are poor.
Decentralised signal transfer via InduraNET p – Centralised view of a decentralised structure.
-65 dBm
-70 dBm
-75 dBm
-80 dBm
-85 dBm
CF 2.439 GHz Span 70.0 MHz
Keep up-to-date on InduraNET p:
Webcode 2605
Online information at www.pilz.com
Consistently high reception quality: If one subantenna is barely able to receive a usable signal, the other antenna will have a good signal.
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Benefi ts at a glance
InduraNET p
InduraNET p® – Innovative wireless system
Keep up-to-date on InduraNET p:
Webcode 2605
Online information at www.pilz.com
Coexistence with other wireless services
Unlike Bluetooth wireless sys­tems, for example, InduraNET p does not infl uence any other industrial wireless systems thanks to its intelligent frequency management (CFM). In addition to the protocol mechanism, the
Coexistence with other wireless services.
access mechanism “Listen before talk” guarantees that the radio channel is available and is not in use by any other wireless serv­ices. At the same time, the WLAN channels that are identifi ed as busy are permanently “marked” and hidden. This means that collisions or mutual interference with WLAN are excluded.
Your benefi ts at a glance
Easy accessibility within
the zone, which would not be achievable with such fl exibility using a cable connection
Particularly robust
communication technology
Constant high quality
wireless connection thanks to the innovative antenna system
Coexists with other
wireless services thanks to intelligent frequency management
Easy to expand the
existing infrastructure, so the work involved in project confi guration and installation is reduced
Licence-free, uses
the free worldwide ISM frequency bands
Cost savings, as there is
less planning, installation and maintenance work
Ceiling
Floor
Receive diagram
horizontal
polarised
horizontally or vertically
circular
horizontal
polarised
Receive diagram
vertical
Environment infl uences wireless quality
Walls, suspended ceilings, shelves, door and window frames and insulating glass panels can all produce attenuation or refl ection that would affect wireless communication in the
2.4 GHz ISM band. To achieve a wide operating range and con-
Appropriate antenna technology compensates for multipath fading and refl ection.
stant availability, it's important to establish the optimum installation site for the antenna. Analysis methods and tools available with InduraNET p enable the signal’s fi eld strength to be assessed quite easily. The high reception dynamic of InduraNET p also compensates for physical properties such as refl ections, which may lead to errors.
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General communication networks
Networks – Open, safe, economical
Networks – Reliable
Standard Failsafe
data transfer medium
The openness and fl exibility of individual bus systems and their various topologies enable you to incorporate systems and their add-ons. The use of standardised bus systems means that standard­compliant components made by a variety of manufacturers may easily be connected. You can quickly and easily integrate PSS programmable safety and control systems into existing architectures or adapt them to suit changed system require­ments. That way you maintain your independence in your choice of control concept.
Ethernet interface ETH-2 – Remote diagnostics
Lengthy travel times are now a thing of the past. When servicing is required, diagnostic data can be accessed simply and quickly from a remote location via the ETH-2 Ethernet interface on the PSS programmable safety and control systems PSS (PSS 3047-3 ETH-2, PSS SB 3047-3 ETH-2 and PSS SB 3075-3 ETH-2). Complete networks can be built up thanks to its master functionality.
The complete solution for your automation function with CANopen
Combined with PSS programmable safety and control systems and other products with CANopen interfaces, you now have total fl exibility in your appli­cations. Pilz offers a co-ordinated solution comprising control system, actuator technology and visualisation.
Complete solution from Pilz with CANopen.
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Intelligent, future-proof control
Cost effectiveness
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Complexity/number of safety functions
The appropriate solution – meeting your exact requirements: For simple plants with up to four safety functions, safety relays PNOZ X, PNOZsigma or PNOZelog; for four safety functions and above, the PNOZmulti safety system; for complex plant and machinery, PSS programmable safety and control systems.
Keep up-to-date on PNOZ safety relays:
Webcode 0199
Online information at www.pilz.com
The appropriate solution for every requirement
With the extensive control portfolio from Pilz you can cover a wide range of applications. PSS programmable safety and control systems are the ideal solution for safety-related and standard control functions:
For complex stand-alone
machines with high safety requirements, such as presses
For interlinked plants with
decentralised networking, such as packaging machines
For complete plant lines with
decentralised networking, such as transfer lines
Intelligent, future-proof investment
The complete solution from Pilz is perfectly compatible. The programmable safety and control systems are subject to continuous development, based on many
years of experience and in constant consultation with customers, guaranteeing long­term investment protection. Thus they meet both current and future requirements for safe, economical automation solutions. In addition to the PSS product group, the Pilz portfolio also includes the PNOZ product group, which also stands for safe control.
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Standards for safety
Compliance with international safety standards
Pilz’s thorough expertise in safety technology pays off. PSS programmable safety and control systems meet the highest safety requirements and therefore comply with international stand­ards for machine safety:
EN 954-1 up to Category 4
EN IEC 61508 up to SIL3
EN IEC 62061 up to SIL3
EN ISO 13849 up to PL e
EN 60204-1
NFPA 79
Represented in various industries
The programmable safety and control systems are easy to use in the most wide-ranging applications and industries. They comply with various application-specifi c standards.
Presses
EN 692, EN 693, EN 12622
Traffi c systems
EN 50126, EN 50128, EN 50129 each to SIL3, EN 50159-1, EN 50159-2
Cablecar technology
EN 13243 AK4
PSS program­mable safety and control systems are approved by BG, TÜV and UL/cUL.
Burner management, process technology
EN 289
Keep up-to-date on laws and standards:
Webcode 0240
Online information at www.pilz.com
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PSS 3000 and PSS 3100 – Make your control solution fl exible and individual.
PSS 3000/PSS 3100
Two series covering safety and control: PSS 3000 and PSS 3100
The modular safety and control systems PSS 3000 and PSS 3100 monitor safety-related functions and perform standard control functions at the same time:
Number of inputs/outputs
Centrally – on complex,
independent stand-alone machines, or
Decentrally – on interlinked
plants extending over a wide area
Communication interfaces to fi eldbus systems, to the safe, open bus system SafetyBUS p and to Ethernet, enable the units to be integrated quickly into the plant’s full control sequence.
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Benefi ts at a glance PSSmodular systems
When do I use which system?
The PSS 3000 modular system is suitable for rugged application conditions, e.g. for press control­lers, fairground rides or in cable­cars. All components feature a sturdy aluminium housing and can withstand increased mechanical loads. In applications requiring a large number of standard inputs and outputs, additional standard I/O modules can be added to the PSS 3000 via 2 expansion module racks.
On the PSS 3100, the modules are not enclosed in a housing and the printed circuit boards are visible, so they are suitable for production environments with low mechanical stress.
Modular hardware structure
Just assemble the hardware components to match your own individual project requirements:
Module rack – with optional
integral power supply
Central processing unit CPU –
with optional SafetyBUS p connection
Digital and analogue input/
output modules – for safety­related control functions
Digital and analogue input/
output modules – for standard control functions
Communication modules
for all common fi eldbuses and Ethernet
Your benefi ts at a glance
One control system
for safety-related and standard control functions
Flexible and adaptable
thanks to the modular hardware structure
Highest performance
thanks to fast program processing
Wide range of application
areas thanks to digital and analogue processing
Open connection to
standard fi eldbuses, Ethernet and SafetyBUS p
Modules are simple and
quick to install
For decentralised input/output, use one system for safety and standard: PSSuniversal – Read more from page 40.
Safety and control – One system for all control functions, e.g. on cablecars, fairground rides, presses, and many more
Keep up-to-date on PSSmodular systems:
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Central processing units – PSSmodular controller
PSS 3000 series Type Order number
PSS CPU3 ............................................ 301 064 -
PSS SB CPU3 ...................................... 301 071 -
PSS SB CPU3 ETH-2 .......................... 301 081 -
- PSS1 CPU3 .......................................... 302 064
- PSS1 SB CPU3 .................................... 302 071
PSS1 SB CPU3
- PSS1 SB CPU3 ETH-2 ......................... 302 081
Module racks – PSSmodular controller
PSS 3000 series Type Order number
PSS BM 4 ............................................. 301 001 -
PSS BMP 4/2 ....................................... 301 006 -
PSS BM 8 ............................................. 301 000 -
PSS BMP 8 .......................................... 301 005 -
PSS 3100 series Type Order number
PSS 3100 series Type Order number
PSS1 BMPS 3/3
- PSS1 BMPS 3/3 ................................... 302 008
- PSS1 BMP 5/2 ..................................... 302 006
Power supplies – PSSmodular controller
PSS 3000 series Type Order number
PSS PS ................................................. 301 050 -
PSS PS 24 ............................................ 301 051 -
- PSS1 PS 24 .......................................... 302 051
PSS1 PS 24
PSS 3100 series Type Order number
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Features Communication
SafetyBUS p
Data memory: Failsafe section: 64 KByte, standard section: 170 KByte
Program memory:
Failsafe section: Integral 512 KByte Flash-EPROM memory, Standard section: Integral 512 KByte Flash-EPROM memory
Dimensions (H x W x D): 257 x 41 x 220 mm (PSS 3000), 265 x 41 x 218 mm (PSS 3100)
Application range: Failsafe applications to EN 954-1, EN IEC 61508
Interfaces:
Combined RS 232/RS 485 interface for programming device, Combined RS 232/RS 485 interface as user interface
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Free slots Size
(H x W x D)
Supply voltage
Number Use
- 4 For failsafe modules 277.5 x 280 x 244 mm
- 4 For failsafe modules,
277.5 x 280 x 244 mm
2 can be used for standard modules
- 9 For failsafe modules 277.5 x 482.6 x 244 mm
- 9 For failsafe and standard modules,
277.5 x 482.6 x 244 mm
plug in anywhere
24 VDC 3 For failsafe and standard modules,
266 x 259.4 x 245 mm
plug in anywhere, integral power supply
- 5 For failsafe modules,
2 can be used for standard modules
Electrical data
Supply voltage
Power consumption Continuous current
115/230 VAC, selectable 80 W 10 A
24 VDC 80 W 10 A
24 VDC 50 W 5 A
266 x 340.6 x 241 mm
Technical documentation on PSSmodular systems:
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Input/output modules for functional safety – PSSmodular I/O
PSS DI2O T
PSS1 DOR
PSS 3000 series Type Order number
PSS AI ....................301 121 PSS1 AI ..................302 121 - 6
PSS AI Ip ................301 123 PSS1 AI Ip ..............302 123 - -
PSS DI 2 .................301 101 PSS1 DI 2 ............... 302 101 32 -
PSS DIF ..................301 105 PSS1 DIF ................302 105 16 -
PSS DIF 2 ...............301 106 PSS1 DIF 2 .............302 106 16 -
PSS DI2O T ............301 112 PSS1 DI2O T .......... 302 112 16 -
PSS DI2O Z ............301 109 PSS DI2O Z ............302 109 16 -
PSS DOS ................301 111 PSS1 DOS ..............302 111 - -
PSS DOR ...............301 122 PSS1 DOR .............302 122 - -
PSS 3100 series Type Order number
Inputs Digital
Common features:
Application range: Failsafe applications to EN 954-1, EN IEC 61508
Inputs Analogue
-10 V … +10 V
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Input/output modules for standard applications – PSSmodular I/O
PSS 3000 series Type Order number
P10 AIO ..................304 120 P9 AIO ....................303 120 - 6
P10 DI ....................304 100 P9 DI ......................303 100 32 -
P10 DIO ..................304 107 - 16 -
- P9 DIO .................... 303 108 16 -
P10 DO ...................304 110 - - -
PSS DIO
- P9 DO .....................303 111 - -
P10 DOR 16 ...........304 122 P9 DOR 16 .............303 122 - -
PSS 3100 series Type Order number
Common features:
Application range: Non-safety-related standard applications
Inputs Digital
Inputs Analogue
-10 V … +10 V 0 … 20 mA
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Outputs Features
4 … 20 mA Single-pole Dual-pole Relay
- - - - Analogue voltage inputs
6 - - - Analogue current inputs
1)
1)
- - - - Digital inputs to EN 954-1
up to Cat. 4 with test pulses
- - - - Digital inputs for alarms,
input delay 0.5 ms
- - - - Digital inputs for alarms,
input delay 3 ms
- 16 - - Digital inputs to EN 954-1 up to Cat. 4 with test pulses;
digital 2 A outputs, can also be used as test pulses
- - 8 - Digital inputs, dual-pole outputs (2 A)
- 32 - - Digital 1.5 A outputs
- - - 12 Relay outputs with positive-guided contacts
AC1: max. 250 V/0.1 … 4 A/1 000 VA DC1: max. 250 V/0.4 A/100 W, 24 V/4 A/100 W
Outputs Features Digital Analogue
-10 V … +10 V
Semi-
Relay 0 … 20 mA
conductor
- - 2 Analogue current/voltage inputs and outputs
- - - Digital inputs
16 - - Digital inputs, digital 2 A outputs
16 - - Digital inputs, digital 0.5 A outputs
32 - - Digital 2 A outputs
32 - - Digital 0.5 A outputs
Technical documentation on PSSmodular systems:
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- 16 - Relay outputs AC: max. 250 V/2 A/500 VA DC: max. 100 V/0.5 A/50 W
1)
not for input/output modules for standard applications
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Communication modules for fi eldbus systems and Ethernet – PSSmodular COM
PSS ETH-2
PSS1 DN-S
PSS 3000 series Type Order number
PSS Ethernet ....................................... 301 157 PSS1 Ethernet ..................................... 302 157
PSS ETH-2 ........................................... 301 160 PSS1 ETH-2 ......................................... 302 160
PSS DP-S ............................................. 301 151 PSS1 DP-S ........................................... 302 151
PSS DN-S ............................................ 301 152 PSS1 DN-S .......................................... 302 152
PSS IBS-S PCP ................................... 301 154 PSS1 IBS-S PCP ................................. 302 154
PSS ControlNet Adapter .................... 301 156 PSS1 ControlNet-Adapter .................. 302 156
PSS CANopen ..................................... 301 155 PSS1 CANopen ................................... 302 155
PSS 3100 series Type Order number
PSS1 SER
PSS SER .............................................. 301 159 PSS1 SER ............................................ 302 159
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Function Features
Ethernet
Ethernet Ethernet interfaces: Twisted Pair (RJ45)/AUI (IEEE 802.3)
Ethernet Ethernet interfaces: Twisted Pair (RJ45)/4 Ports
PROFIBUS-DP Device type: Slave
DeviceNet Device type: Slave
Interbus Device type: Slave with PCP channel
ControlNet Device type: Adapter
CANopen Device type: Slave
Serial interface COM1/COM2: RS 232/RS 485 (combined)
IP address: Selectable via confi guration software or DHCP
Transmission rate: 10 MBit/s
IP address: Selectable via confi guration software or DHCP
Transmission rate: 10/100 MBit/s
Transmission rate: 9.6/19.2/93.75/187.5/500 kBit/s, 1.5/3/6/12 MBit/s
Data length: max. 488 Bytes
Transmission rate: 125/250/500 kBit/s, selectable via rotary switch
Data length: 0 ... 32 words, selectable
Transmission rate: 500 kBit/s or 2 MBit/s, selectable
Data length: 0 … 32 words, selectable (incl. PCP)
PCP channel: 0, 1, 2 or 4 words, selectable
ControlNet interface in accordance with ControlNet International
Transmission rate: 5 MBit/s
Data length: scheduled messages 0 … 128 words, unscheduled messages 32 words
CANopen interface in accordance with CiA DS 301 V3.0 and CiA DS 102 V2.0
Transmission rate: 6/10/12.5/20/33/50/66/100/125/333/500/666/1 000 kBit/s
Data length: max. 512 Words
Transmission rate: 150/300/600/1 200/2 400/4 800/9 600/19 200/38 400/57 600/76 800/115 200 Bit/s
Data length: 1 024 Words
Technical documentation on PSSmodular systems:
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PSS 3006 SB
PSS 3075 SB
PSS 3047 SB
PSS 3075
PSS 3047
PSS SB 3006-3 ETH-2
RUN ST
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LINK 10/100 BASE T TRAFFIC LINK 10/100 BASE T TRAFFIC
STATUS SB
SafetyBUS p
Choose the control solution that’s right for you from our comprehensive portfolio.
Numerous application options
Different projects require different control solutions. PSScompact systems are versatile, so you always have the right solution – whether on stand-alone machines or extended plants.
Centralised control of stand-alone machines
With a constant number of sensors and actuators, the PSScompact is the right solution:
Number of inputs/outputs
PSS 3047 – Centralised
system with 47 failsafe inputs and outputs
PSS 3075 – Centralised
system with 75 failsafe inputs and outputs
Application examples: Machining centres, presses
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Benefi ts at a glance PSScompact systems
Centralised control with optional decentralised expansion via SafetyBUS p
Reduced wiring on large stand-alone machines, so fl exible when it comes to subsequent changes and expansions:
PSS 3047 SB – Centralised
system with 47 failsafe inputs and outputs and decentralised expansion options via SafetyBUS p
PSS 3075 SB – Centralised
system with 75 failsafe inputs and outputs and decentralised expansion options via SafetyBUS p
Centrally driven stand-alone machines can be interconnected via SafetyBUS p in order to exchange safety-related information.
Application examples: Press brakes, mechanical and hydraulic presses, cable cars
Decentralised control of extended plants via SafetyBUS p
Create the optimum structure for plant lines extending over a large physical area and/or connect independent machine units to form interlinked plants:
PSS 3006 SB –
Decentralised system with up to 4,032 failsafe inputs and outputs via SafetyBUS p
Application examples: Large presses, packaging machines
Double the network extension with SafetyBUS p
Network distributed plants with network extensions of up to 7,000 metres through a second SafetyBUS p interface:
PSS 3006 SB2 – For up to
8,064 decentralised failsafe inputs and outputs via SafetyBUS p
Up to 126 bus subscribers can be connected without problem.
Application examples: Cablecar technology, press lines, paint lines
Your benefi ts at a glance
One control system for
safety-related and standard control functions
Open connection to
standard fi eldbuses, Ethernet and SafetyBUS p
Comprehensive product
portfolio for a wide range of applications
Rapid processing of time-
critical cycles and short reaction times due to alarm processing
Rugged and safe
With the rugged version of the PSScompact systems PSS 3047-3 AI Ip-R you can comply with all the requirements for vibration and shock. Even with sinusoidal continuous duty with sliding frequency in all three spatial directions, vibration resistance is guaranteed. Shock resistance is also guaranteed with up to 1,000 half sine shocks.
For decentralised input/output, use one system for safety and standard: PSSuniversal – Read more from page 40.
Keep up-to-date on PSScompact systems:
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Centralised safety system with 47 inputs/outputs – PSS 3047
PSS 3047-3
Type Inputs
Digital (6 are alarm outputs)
PSS 3047-3 32 - - 12
PSS 3047-3 DP-S 32 - - 12
PSS 3047-3 ETH-2 32 - - 12
PSS 3047-3 CANopen 32 - - 12
PSS 3047-3 AI 32 6 - 12
PSS 3047-3 AI Ip 32 - 6 12
PSS 3047-3 AI Ip-R 32 - 6 12
Inputs Analogue
-10 V … +10 V 0 … 25.5 mA Single-pole
Outputs
(4 are test pulse outputs)
Centralised safety system with 47 inputs/outputs and decentralised expansion options via SafetyBUS p – PSS
Type Inputs
Digital (6 are alarm outputs)
Inputs Analogue
-10 V … +10 V 0 … 25.5 mA Single-pole
Outputs
(4 are test pulse outputs)
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PSS SB 3047-3 ETH-2
PSS SB 3047-3 ETH-2 32 - - 12
PSS SB 3047-3 DP-S 32 - - 12
PSS SB 3047-3 AI ETH-2 32 6 - 12
PSS SB 3047-3 AI Ip ETH-2 32 - 6 12
Common features:
Supply voltage: 24 VDC
Data memory: Failsafe section: 64 kByte,
standard section: 170 KByte
Program memory:
Failsafe section: Integral 512 kByte Flash-EPROM memory, standard section: Integral 512 kByte Flash-EPROM memory
Application range:
Failsafe applications to EN 954-1, EN IEC 61508
Interfaces: Combined
RS 232/RS 485 interface for programming device, combined RS 232/RS 485 interface as user interface
Dimensions (H x W x D):
246.4 x see table x 162 mm
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Dual-pole
Communication Size Order
number
Width Screw terminals Spring-loaded
Accessories, connector sets
terminals
SafetyBUS p
3 87.0 mm 300 100 PSS ZKL 3047-3
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3
3 123.6 mm 300 110 PSS ZKL 3047-3 AI
3 123.6 mm 300 115
3 138.6 mm 300 215
PROFIBUS-DP
CANopen
Ethernet
123.6 mm 300 105
123.6 mm 300 120
123.6 mm 300 130
Order number: 300 900
Order number: 300 902
3047 SB
Dual-pole
3
3
3
3
Communication Size Order
Width Screw terminals Spring-loaded
SafetyBUS p
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PROFIBUS-DP
CANopen
Ethernet
123.6 mm 300 150 PSS ZKL 3047-3
160.2 mm 300 160
160.2 mm 300 170 PSS ZKL 3047-3 AI
160.2 mm 300 180
number
Accessories, connector sets
Order number: 300 900
Order number: 300 902
PSS ZKF 3047-3 Order number: 300 904
PSS ZKF 3047-3 AI Order number: 300 906
terminals
PSS ZKF 3047-3 Order number: 300 904
PSS ZKF 3047-3 AI Order number: 300 906
Ethernet
Technical documentation on PSScompact systems:
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Centralised safety system with 75 inputs/outputs – PSS 3075
PSS 3075-3
Type Inputs
Digital (6 are alarm outputs)
PSS 3075-3 48 - - 18
PSS 3075-3 DP-S 48 - - 18
Inputs Analogue
-10 V … +10 V 0 … 25.5 mA Single-pole
Outputs
(4 are test pulse outputs)
Centralised safety system with 75 inputs/outputs and decentralised expansion options via SafetyBUS p – PSS
Type Inputs
Digital (6 are alarm outputs)
Inputs Analogue
-10 V … +10 V 0 … 25.5 mA Single-pole
Outputs
(4 are test pulse outputs)
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PSS SB 3075-3 ETH-2
PSS SB 3075-3 CANopen 48 - - 18
PSS SB 3075-3 48 - - 18
PSS SB 3075-3 ETH-2 48 - - 18
PSS SB 3075-3 DP-S 48 - - 18
Common features:
Supply voltage: 24 VDC
Data memory: Failsafe section: 64 kByte,
standard section: 170 KByte
Program memory:
Failsafe section: Integral 512 kByte Flash-EPROM memory, standard section: Integral 512 kByte Flash-EPROM memory
Application range:
Failsafe applications to EN 954-1, EN IEC 61508
Interfaces: Combined
RS 232/RS 485 interface for programming device, combined RS 232/RS 485 interface as user interface
Dimensions (H x W x D):
246.4 x see table x 162 mm
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Dual-pole
Communication Size Order
number
Width Screw terminals Spring-loaded
Accessories, connector sets
terminals
SafetyBUS p
9 123.6 mm 300 200 PSS ZKL 3075-3
9
PROFIBUS-DP
CANopen
Ethernet
160.2 mm 300 205
Order number: 300 910
3075 SB
Dual-pole
9
9
9
Communication Size Order
Width Screw terminals Spring-loaded
SafetyBUS p
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PROFIBUS-DP
CANopen
Ethernet
196.8 mm 300 230 PSS ZKL 3075-3
160.2 mm 300 240
160.2 mm 300 250
number
Accessories, connector sets
Order number: 300 910
PSS ZKF 3075-3 Order number: 300 912
Ethernet
terminals
PSS ZKF 3075-3 Order number: 300 912
9
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196.8 mm 300 255
Technical documentation on PSScompact systems:
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Selection guide – PSScompact systems
Decentralised safety system with up to 4,032 inputs/outputs via SafetyBUS p – PSS 3006 SB Common features:
Type Inputs
Supply voltage: 24 VDC
Data memory:
Failsafe section: 64 kByte, standard section: 170 KByte
Program memory:
Failsafe section: Integral 512 kByte Flash-EPROM memory, standard section: Integral 512 kByte
PSS SB 3006-3 ETH 6
PSS SB 3006-3 ETH-2 6
Flash-EPROM memory
Dimensions (H x W x D):
246 x 123 x 161 mm
Application range:
Failsafe applications to EN 954-1, EN IEC 61508
Interfaces: Combined
RS 232/RS 485 interface for programming device, combined RS 232/RS 485 interface as user interface
PSS SB 3006-3 ETH-2
PSS SB 3006-3 DP-S 6
PSS SB 3006-3 IBS-S 6
PSS SB 3006-3 DN-S 6
PSS SB 3006-3 CN-A 6
PSS SB 3006-3 ETH DP-S 6
PSS SB 3006-3 ETH IBS-S 6
PSS SB 3006-3 ETH-2 IBS-S 6
PSS SB 3006-3 ETH-2 DP-S 6
Digital
Decentralised safety system with up to 8,064 inputs/outputs via SafetyBUS p – PSS 3006 SB2 Common features:
Type Inputs
Supply voltage: 24 VDC
Data memory:
Failsafe section: 64 kByte, standard section: 170 KByte
Program memory:
Failsafe section: Integral 512 kByte Flash-EPROM memory, standard section: Integral 512 kByte
PSS SB2 3006-3 DP-S 6
PSS SB2 3006-3 IBS-S 6
Flash-EPROM memory
Dimensions (H x W x D):
246 x 123 x 161 mm
PSS SB2 3006-3 DN-S 6
PSS SB2 3006-3 CN-A 6
Application range:
Failsafe applications to EN 954-1, EN IEC 61508
PSS SB2 3006-3 ETH-2
PSS SB2 3006-3 ETH-2 6
PSS SB2 3006-3 ETH-2 DP-S 6
Interfaces: Combined
RS 232/RS 485 interface for
PSS SB2 3006-3 ETH-2 IBS-S 6
programming device, combined RS 232/RS 485 interface as user interface
Digital
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Outputs Communication Order
number
Test pulses
Accessories, connector sets
Screw terminals Spring-loaded
terminals
SafetyBUS p
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Outputs Communication Order
Test pulses
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◆◆
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PROFIBUS-DP
Interbus
ControlNet
DeviceNet
Ethernet
301 630 PSS ZKL 3006-3
301 780
301 600
301 610
301 750
301 620
301 650
301 660
301 800
301 790
number
PSS ZKF 3006-3 Order number: 300 914
Accessories, connector sets
Screw terminals Spring-loaded
Order number:
300 916
terminals
Ethernet
SafetyBUS p
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(2 x)
(2 x)
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(2 x)
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PROFIBUS-DP
Interbus
ControlNet
DeviceNet
Ethernet
301 680 PSS ZKL 3006-3
301 690
301 770
301 700
301 640
301 710
301 720
Order number: 300 914
PSS ZKF 3006-3
Order number:
300 916
Technical documentation on PSScompact systems:
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Are you looking for a convincing solution at fi eld level? Then Pilz’s decentralised components are an advised choice – whether you are looking for a complete system for the I/O periphery or an IP67 input module.
PSSuniversal – One system for the whole I/O periphery
With the decentralised I/O system PSSuniversal, safety-related and/ or standard control functions are performed decentrally at fi eld level. Communication at control level is via common fi eldbus systems and/or the safe, open bus system SafetyBUS p.
Temperature-resistant modules
Rugged environments demand components that will operate reliably where there are high temperature fl uctuations. Special PSSuniversal modules, which are identifi ed by a T in the type description, can be used in places where cabinet heating would be very costly or uneco­nomical, or where heat is a key factor. In a temperature range of -30 °C to +60 °C they can easily withstand moisture and condensation within the scope of pollution degree 2.
All sensor and actuator signals are connected to one module. So clear cabling is assured and errors during installation can be avoided.
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PSS67 – Resistant to dirt and water in accordance with IP67.
PSS67 – Input module for cabinet-free installation
The digital input module PSS67 monitors safety functions decen­trally in the fi eld. Both the module and the M12 connections offer IP67 protection. Simple screw assembly minimises your plan­ning, design and installation work. Direct on-site installation also saves you space in the control cabinet. Thanks to the extended temperature range of -40 °C to +60 °C, you can now be fl exible in your applications.
Network components – For a clear, powerful network
Network components make extended plants with distributed control logic more powerful. Network components enable:
The bus architectures to
be clearly structured
The networks to be divided
into individual bus segments
Several networks to be
linked together
Router Bridge Active Junction
Components for SafetyBUS p networks:
Router – Logical division
of your bus structure, particu­larly when the individual bus subscribers are physically separated over a long distance.
Bridge – The link to rapid
data transfer, to an increase in the number of bus subscribers and to the network’s maximum overall length.
Active Junction –
Modular, fl exible isolation of sub branches
Keep up-to-date on:
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Assemble the input and output modules on the decentralised I/O system individually in accord­ance with your requirements and adapt the system structure of the PSSuniversal modules to meet your exact needs. When adjust­ments are made to the system at a later date, simply add new modules or exchange existing ones.
1
Head module
Connects the sensor/actuator level to master control systems via SafetyBUS p for safety­related functions and/or standard fi eldbus systems for standard control functions.
2
Input/output modules
For safety-related or non-safety­related digital or analogue signal processing. Up to 64 input/output modules can be installed in any order.
3
Supply voltage module
For the internal supply voltage and the formation of different supply groups.
4
Safe block
switching module
For the formation of safe shutdown groups on the hardware side.
Failsafe
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Base modules
Carrier units for the input/output modules, the supply voltage modules and the block switching module. These are simply inserted on to the base modules and are easy to change when adjustments are made to the system.
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1. The head module is attached to the top hat rail.
2. The relevant base modules are attached to the top hat rail.
3. The modules are attached and connected.
4. The terminating plate is attached with an end bracket.
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5. With just one click: the relevant electronic modules are connected.
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6. The modules are labelled.
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PSSuniversal – The future-proof I/O system for safety and standard.
Module selection made simple – with the PSSuniversal Assistant:
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Decentralised I/O system PSSuniversal
PSSuniversal – The future-proof I/O solution
Intelligent dovetailing of standard and safety
On the decentralised I/O system PSSuniversal, safety-related and standard control functions are mixed in physical terms, but separate in terms of logic. The requirements for extremely short reaction times and absence of feedback can therefore be met. The system is designed com­pletely in accordance with Category 4 of EN 954-1 and SIL3 of IEC 61508.
Sheer diversity
The PSSuniversal has various head modules, so you can operate fl exibly to suit your requirements. The failsafe head modules are equipped with interfaces to common communi­cation networks such as CANopen, DeviceNET, PROFIBUS, PROFINET, INTERBUS and SafetyBUS p; the standard head modules can communicate with CANopen, DeviceNET, PROFIBUS, PROFINET and INTERBUS. This means you can retain your existing system architectures.
Local enable principle reduces response times
The local enable principle on the PSSuniversal compares the incoming switch signals from the process controller at fi eld level with the safe enable information on the PSS system. It then enables the signals when safe operation of the plant is guaranteed.
By shifting the enable principle to fi eld level, reduced demands are placed on the system in terms of CPU cycle time and bus transmission time. Comparative measurements have shown that this can reduce actual response times by more than 60 %.
Standard Failsafe
The local enable principle guarantees the safe operationa of your plant.
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Benefi ts at a glance Decentralised I/O system PSSuniversal
Rapid commissioning
The PSSuniversal Startup Software can be used to carry out initial cable and function tests before the plant or machine is assembled. That way all of the periphery is tested and functional when you come to commission the control software. So commis­sioning work can be carried out independently and in parallel, reducing dependencies and saving time.
Cable and function tests are simply run through the USB port on the notebook.
Your benefi ts at a glance
Input/output of safety-
related and standard control signals
Modular system structure
for fl exible applications
Extensive selection of
modules to meet your requirements
Digital and analogue
processing
Response times reduced
by over 60 % thanks to the local enable principle
Optimum availability thanks
to safe block switching
Rapid installation,
rapid module exchange
Rapid commissioning
due to the independent periphery test
Safe block switching of individual plant sections
Block switching is used to shut down the supply voltage to a group of standard outputs (e.g. several motors) when a hazard­ous event occurs. So when a hazardous event does occur – e.g. an E-STOP pushbutton is operated – the safe shutdown of a complete plant section is guaranteed, while other sections can continue to operate.
Standard
I/Os
When a fault occurs, safe block switching guarantees that a particular plant section is shut down safely, while other sections can continue to operate.
Block
switching
Failsafe
I/Os
Keep up-to-date on decentralised periphery:
Webcode 0930
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Selection guide – Decentralised I/O system
Head modules for functional safety and standard control functions – PSSuniversal COM
Type Application range Communications interfaces
PSSu H SB DP
PSSu H DP
PSSu H SB
PSSu H SB DP
PSSu H SB DN
PSSu H SB CAN
PSSu H CAN
PSSu H DP
PSSu H DN
PSSu H SB IBSe
PSSu H SB IBSo
PSSu H IBSe
PSSu H IBSo
PSSu H F PN
PSSu H S PN
Failsafe functions
◆◆
◆◆◆
◆◆◆
◆◆◆
◆◆◆
◆◆◆
◆◆
Standard functions
◆◆
◆◆
◆◆
SafetyBUS p
CANopen
DeviceNet
PROFIBUS-DP
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PSSuniversal
Size Order number
Interbus
PROIFNET
H x W x D
128.4 x 50.2 x 72.6 mm 312 010 314 010
128.4 x 75.2 x 79.4 mm 312 025 314 025
128.4 x 75.2 x 79.4 mm 312 030 314 030
128.4 x 75.2 x 79.4 mm 312 035 314 035
128.4 x 75.2 x 79.4 mm 312 045 -
128.4 x 75.2 x 79.4 mm 312 046 314 045
128.4 x 75.2 x 79.4 mm 312 047 -
128.4 x 75.2 x 79.4 mm 312 015 -
128.4 x 75.2 x 79.4 mm 312 020 -
128.4 x 75.2 x 79.4 mm 312 048 -
128.4 x 75.2 x 79.4 mm 312 049 -
128.4 x 75.2 x 79.4 mm 312 040 -
Regular version Coated version
128.4 x 75.2 x 79.4 mm 312 041 -
Technical documentation on the decentral­ised periphery:
Webcode 0685
Online information at www.pilz.com
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Selection guide – Decentralised I/O system
Supply modules, junction modules and safe block switching module – PSSuniversal I/O
PSSu E F PS
Type Function Application
PSSu E F PS Power supply
PSSu E F PS1 Power supply,
buffered
PSSu E F PS-P Power supply,
periphery
PSSu E PD Voltage
distribution
PSSu E PD1 Voltage
distribution
PSSu E F BSW Block switching
function
range
Failsafe functions
◆◆
◆◆
◆◆
◆◆
Electrical data
Supply voltage
Standard functions
24 VDC max. 1.5 A
24 VDC max. 2.0 A
24 VDC -
--
--
24 VDC -
Current load capacity Module supply
PSSu E PD
PSSu E PS-P 5 V Voltage
distribution
PSSu E PS-P +/- 10 V Voltage
distribution
PSSu E PS-P +/- 15 V Voltage
distribution
24 VDC -
24 VDC -
24 VDC -
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Order number Screw terminals Cage clamp terminals
Current load capacity Periphery supply
max. 10 A 312 190 314 190
max. 10 A 312 191 314 191
max. 10 A 312 185 314 185
- 312 195 314 195
- 312 196 314 196
max. 8 A 312 230 314 230
- 312 590 -
Regular version
Coated version
Order
number
........ 312 610
2)
............ 312 600
1)
PSSu BP-C 1/8 S
PSSu BP-C1 1/12 S ...... 312 618
PSSu BP-C 1/12 S ........ 312 622
PSSu BP-C 2/16 S ........ 312 630
PSSu BS 1/8 S .............. 312 650
PSSu BS-R 1/8 S .......... 312 652
PSSu BS-R 2/8 S .......... 312 654
Suitable
base module
PSSu BP 1/8 S
◆◆ ◆◆
◆◆
◆◆◆◆ ◆◆◆◆
◆◆
◆◆ ◆◆
PSSu BS 2/8 S .............. 312 656
◆◆ ◆◆
◆◆
........ 312 611
2)
............ 312 601
1)
PSSu BP 1/8 C
PSSu BP-C 1/8 C
PSSu BP-C 1/12 C ....... 312 619
PSSu BP-C1 1/12 C ..... 312 623
PSSu BP-C 2/16 C ....... 312 631
PSSu BS 1/8 C ............. 312 651
PSSu BS-R 1/8 C ......... 312 653
PSSu BS-R 2/8 C ......... 312 655
PSSu BS 2/8 C ............. 312 657
- 312 591 -
- 312 592 -
◆◆ ◆◆
◆◆ ◆◆
1)
without C-rail 2) with C-rail
Technical documentation on the decentral­ised periphery:
Webcode 0685
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Selection guide – Decentralised I/O system
Input/output modules for functional safety and standard control functions – PSSuniversal I/O
PSSu E S 4DI
Type Function Application
range
Failsafe functions
PSSu E S 4DI Digital inputs
PSSu E S 4DO 0.5 Digital outputs
PSSu E S 2DO 2 Digital outputs
PSSu E S 2DOR 10 Relay outputs
PSSu E S 2AI U Analogue inputs
PSSu E S 4AI U Analogue inputs
PSSu E S 2AI I se Analogue inputs
PSSu E S 2AI RTD Analogue inputs
PSSu E S 2AO U Analogue outputs
Standard functions
Electrical data
Number of inputs (value)
4
-
-
-
2 (0 … 10 V s.e.; diff.; -10 … +10 V)
4 (0 … 10 V s.e.)
2 (0 … 20 mA; 4 … 20 mA)
2
-
PSSu E F 4DI
PSSu E F 2DOR 8
PSSu E F BSW
PSSu E S 4AO U Analogue outputs
PSSu E S 2AO I Analogue outputs
PSSu E S ABS SSI Absolute encoder SSI
PSSu E S INC Incremental encoder
PSSu E F 4DI Digital inputs
PSSu E F 4DO 0.5 Digital outputs
PSSu E F 2DO 2 Digital outputs
PSSu E F DI OZ 2 Digital outputs
PSSu E F 2DOR 8 Relay outputs
PSSu E F BSW Safe
Block switching
Common features:
Supply voltage from module supply: 5 VDC
Separation of supply
◆◆
-
-
1 (SSI)
1 (INC)
4
-
-
1 (feedback loop)
-
-
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Order number Screw terminals Cage clamp terminals
Number of outputs (value)
Regular version
Coated version
- 312 400 314 400
4 (0.5 A) 312 405 314 405
2 (2 A) 312 410 314 410
2 N/O 312 510 314 510
- 312 440 314 440
- 312 445 314 445
- 312 450 314 450
- 312 490 314 490
2 (0 … 10 V; -10 … +10 V) 312 460 314 460
4 (0 … 10 V) 312 465 314 465
600
610
618
620
622
630
656
601
Order
number
........ 312
1)
PSSu BP 1/8 S
Suitable
base module
.... 312
2)
...... 312
2)
PSSu BP-C 1/8 S
PSSu BP 1/12 S
PSSu BP-C 1/12 S .... 312
PSSu BP-C 1/12 S .... 312
PSSu BP-C 2/16 S .... 312
PSSu BS 2/8 S .......... 312
611
.... 312
2)
........ 312
1)
PSSu BP 1/8 C
PSSu BP-C 1/8 C
◆◆◆ ◆◆◆
◆◆◆ ◆◆◆
◆◆◆ ◆◆◆
◆◆
◆◆◆◆ ◆◆◆◆
◆◆◆◆ ◆◆◆◆
◆◆◆◆ ◆◆◆◆
◆◆ ◆◆
◆◆◆◆ ◆◆◆◆
◆◆◆◆ ◆◆◆◆
619
621
PSSu BP-C 1/12 C ... 312
623
PSSu BP-C 1/12 C ... 312
...... 312
2)
PSSu BP 1/12 C
631
PSSu BP-C 2/16 C ... 312
657
PSSu BS 2/8 C ......... 312
2 (0 … 20 mA; 4 … 20 mA) 312 470 314 470
- 312 480 314 480
- 312 485 314 485
2 test pulse outputs 312 200 314 200
4 (0.5 A) 312 210 314 210
2 (2 A) 312 215 314 215
1 (2 A), dual-pole
312 220 314 220
1 test pulse output
2 N/O AC1: 250 V/8 A; 2
000 VA
312 225 314 225
DC1: 24 V/ 8 A; 192 W
- 312 230 314 230
◆◆◆◆ ◆◆◆◆
◆◆◆ ◆◆◆
◆◆
◆◆◆ ◆◆◆
◆◆ ◆◆
◆◆◆ ◆◆◆
◆◆◆ ◆◆◆
◆◆
◆◆
1)
without C-rail 2) with C-rail
Technical documentation on the decentral­ised periphery:
Webcode 0685
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Selection guide – Decentralised I/O system,
Wireless components – Remote station and base station for signal transfer via InduraNET p
Type Function
PSSu WB S IDN Base station with antenna connection
PSSu WB S IDN Remote station with antenna connection
PSSu WB S IDN
Wireless components – InduraNET p antennas and base modules
PSS ANT 1 IDN
Common features:
Wireless communication: Frequency range 2.4 GHz ISM band
Type Function
PSS ANT 1 IDN InduraNET p single antenna with 2 m cable
PSS ANT 2 IDN InduraNET p dual antenna with 2 m cable
PSSu BP-C 2/16 S Base module with C-rail and screw terminals
PSSu BP-C 2/16 C Base module with C-rail and cage clamp terminals
PSSu BP 2/16 S Base module without C-rail with screw terminals
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PSSu BP 2/16 C Base module without C-rail with cage clamp terminals
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wireless components
Application range Dimensions (H x W x D) Order number
Standard function 76 x 25.4 x 60.2 mm 312 095
Standard function 128.4 x 75.2 x 79.4 mm 312 096
Application range Order number
Standard function 312 995
Standard function 312 996
Standard function 312 630
Standard function 312 631
Standard function 312 628
Standard function 312 629
Technical documentation on the decentral­ised periphery:
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Selection guide
Network components
Selection guide – Network components
Network components for SafetyBUS p
Router – Logical division of your bus architecture
Galvanic isolation
via optocoupler
Bridge – The link between two networks for rapid data transfer
Galvanic isolation
via optocoupler
Active Junction – Modular, fl exible isolation of sub branches
Galvanic isolation between the
SafetyBUS p main branch and the sub branches via optocoupler
Max. 3 A load current
per sub branch, electronic short circuit protection
Main branch:
Female D-SUB connector (9-pin)
Sub branches:
4-pin screw connectors
PSS SB BRIDGE
PSS SB ACTIVE
JUNCTION BASIS
Type Function
PSS SB Router1 Segmentation
PSS SB BRIDGE Coupling device
PSS SB ACTIVE JUNCTION BASIS
PSS SB ACTIVE JUNCTION EXPANSION
for SafetyBUS p
for SafetyBUS p
Active Y-junction with repeater function – Active Junction for SafetyBUS p
Expansion module for Active Junction for SafetyBUS p
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Active Junction Expansion – Expansion module for Active Junction
Galvanic isolation between the
SafetyBUS p main branch and the sub branches via optocoupler
Max. 3 A load current
per sub branch, electronic short circuit protection
Sub branches:
4-pin screw connectors
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Electrical data SafetyBUS p Size
(H x W x D)
Galvanic isolation
Sub­branches
Virtual cable runs
Connection Data width
Order number
- - 2 female
- 140 x 170 x 50 mm 311 055 D-SUB connectors (9-pin)
- - 2 female D-SUB connector (9-pin)
32 Bit as virtual input/ outputs (per SafetyBUS p
140 x 170 x 50 mm 301 131
network)
2 50 m 1 female
- 94 x 49.2 x 126 mm 311 056 D-SUB connector (9-pin)
2 - - - 94 x 26.5 x 121 mm 311 057
Technical documentation on network components:
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Selection guide – SafetyBUS p
Bus connector for SafetyBUS p
Type
PSS SB SUB-D4
accessories
Selection guide
SafetyBUS p
PSS SB SUB-D4
PSS SB SUB-D4 DIAG
Bus cable for SafetyBUS p
PSS SB
BUSCABLE0 MOVE
PSS SB SUB-D4 DIAG
PSS SB SUB-D-F01
Type Application range
PSS SB BUSCABLE0
PSS SB BUSCABLE0 MOVE
PSS SB BUSCABLE0 LC
Data transfer Supply for fi eld devices
◆◆
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PSS SB BUSCABLE0 HC
Network tester for SafetyBUS p
Type Application range
PSS SB TESTER Network tester
PSS SB TESTER
◆◆
for SafetyBUS p
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Features Order
number
Connector for SafetyBUS p
311 040
Dimensions (H x W x D): 81 x 47 x 16 mm
Female D-SUB connector, 9-pin
Connection for permitted cable types PSS SB BUSCABLE0 and PSS SB BUSCABLE0 MOVE:
IDC terminals, cable diameter: 7.6 … 8.2 mm
Single-core cross section: max. 0.75 mm
2
Connector for SafetyBUS p
Dimensions (H x W x D): 81 x 47 x 16 mm
Female D-SUB connector, 9-pin
Male D-SUB connector (diagnostics), 9-pin
Connection for permitted cable types PSS SB BUSCABLE0 and PSS SB BUSCABLE0 MOVE:
IDC terminals, cable diameter: 7.6 … 8.2 mm
Single-core cross section: max. 0.75 mm
2
Fibre-optic coupler for SafetyBUS p
Dimensions (H x W x D): 84 x 48 x 16 mm
Female D-SUB connector, 9-pin
Fibre-optic cable, ST connection for transmitter and receiver
Graded index glass fi bre 50/125 μm or 62.5/125 μm
Eye safety: Laser Class 3a
Supply voltage: 5 VDC through the bus subscriber’s SafetyBUS p interface
Fixed installation Plug connection Mobile installation Field installation
◆◆
◆◆
311 041
311 053
Wires Order
number
3 311 070
3 311 071
1)
4
1)
4
311 074
311 076
Features Order number
Power supply: Ni-Cd battery, 4.8 VDC, 1,000 mAh
Charger: 110/230 VAC, 50 Hz
Display type: Single-colour graphic LC display
German ................. 311 090
English .................. 311 091
French .................. 311 092
Resolution: 128 x 64 pixels
Interfaces: SafetyBUS p, USB
Dimensions (H x W x D): 232 x 97 x 52 mm
1)
plus shielding
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Selection guide
PSS67
Selection guide – Input module PSS67 and
PSS67 – Module
PSS67 F 16DI SB-T
PSS67 – Cable
PSS67 Cable
Type Function Application range Number
Failsafe functions
PSS67 F 16DI SB-T Digital inputs
Type Function Socket
PSS67 Cable M8sf M12sm Sensor cable M8
PSS67 Cable M8af M12sm Sensor cable M8
PSS67 Cable M12sf M12sm Sensor cable M12
PSS67 Cable M12af M12am Sensor cable M12
PSS67 Supply Cable IN sf OUT sm, B Supply cable -
PSS67 Supply Cable IN af OUT am, B Supply cable -
PSS67 Supply Cable IN sf, B Supply cable -
Standard functions
of inputs (value)
16
PSS67 – Adapter
PSS67 Adapter
PSS67 Supply Cable IN af, B Supply cable -
PSS67 SB LC Cable IN sf OUT sm, A SafetyBUS p cable -
PSS67 SB LC Cable IN af OUT am, A SafetyBUS p cable -
PSS67 SB LC Cable IN sf, A SafetyBUS p cable -
PSS67 SB LC Cable IN af, A SafetyBUS p cable -
Type
PSEN mag ad
PSEN cs ad
PSEN op1.1 ad
PSEN op1.2 ad
PSEN M8 M12 Transmitter ad
PSEN op 2H Receiver ad
PSEN op M12 V1 Receiver ad
PSEN op M12 V1 Receiver ad
PSEN T M12
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accessories
Number of test pulse outputs (value)
4 1 -40 °C … +60 °C 24 VDC 215 x 60 x 35.5 mm 311 300
Connector Order number
M12 380 200 380 201 380 202 380 203
M12 380 204 380 205 380 206 380 207
M12 380 208 380 209 380 210 380 211
M12 380 212 380 213 380 214 380 215
- 380 250 380 251 380 252 -
- 380 253 380 254 380 255 -
- 380 256 380 257 380 258 -
Communications interfaces
SafetyBUS p interfaces
3 m length 5 m length 10 m length 30 m length
Ambient temperature
Supply voltage Dimensions
(H x W x D)
Order number
- 380 259 380 260 380 261 -
- 380 500 380 501 380 502 -
- 380 503 380 504 380 505 -
- 380 506 380 507 380 508 -
- 380 509 380 510 380 511 -
Application range Order number
Adapter for connection to PSENmag 380 300
Adapter for connection to PSENcode 380 301
Adapter for connection to PSEN op1.1 and PSEN op1.3 380 302
Adapter for connection to PSEN op1.2 380 303
Adapter for connection to PSEN op4F-s, PSEN op4H-s, PSEN op4F-m, PSEN op4H-m transmitter 380 304
Adapter for connection to PSEN op2H receiver 380 305
Adapter for connection to PSEN op4F-s, PSEN op4H-s, PSEN op4F-m, PSEN op4H-m receiver 380 306
Adapter for connection to PSEN op2B, PSEN op4F, PSEN op4H, PSEN op4B receiver 380 307
T-Adapter for connection to 2 PSEN 380 350
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Product range
PSENopt SB for SafetyBUS p
The complete one-stop solution: PSEN safe sensors from Pilz!
Webcode 0219
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Light curtains and light grids for SafetyBUS p
®
Safety for man and machine
Safeguard danger zones, protect man, machine and capital goods. Safely, effectively and economically with Pilz light curtains and light grids.
As they are non-wearing and have fast access times, light curtains and light grids are particularly suitable for numerous applications and industries. For example:
Metal and sheet metal working
Robot systems
and assembly lines
Transport and conveyor
systems
Food and packaging machinery
Simpler installation, fewer components
Light grids with an integrated bus interface are particularly suitable for use in distributed plants or in cramped conditions. All the settings relating to the light grid can be stored centrally on the PSS system and can be activated via the safe bus system SafetyBUS p. There is no need for any external components such as an evaluation device or service distribution system.
Diagnostics make all the difference
Diagnostics are much more detailed via a light grid with an integrated SafetyBUS p interface: In addition to purely functional and wiring-related diagnostics, information such as misalignment, contamination signal, external light source, supply voltage status for the transmitter/receiver etc. can be sent to the PSS programmable safety and control systems. As part of preventive maintenance, this diagnostic data helps to detect faults early, before they potentially cause the plant or machine to shut down.
Your benefi ts at a glance
Less project confi guration
work as there are fewer components
Less work during
installation, reduced space requirement
Reduced downtimes during
operation thanks to simple troubleshooting and com­prehensive diagnostic data
Complete solution that's
safe and approved
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Selection guide – PSENopt for SafetyBUS p
®
Light curtains and light grids for SafetyBUS p – PSENopt SB
Type Function Optical data Order number
PSEN opSB-4F
PSEN opSB-4H
PSEN opSB-4F Finger
protection for SafetyBUS p
Resolution: 14 mm
PSEN opSB-4H Hand protection
for SafetyBUS p
Resolution: 30 mm
Operating range
0.2 … 6 m 300 … 900 mm PSEN opSB-
0.2 … 15 m 300 … 1 650 mm PSEN opSB-
Height of protected fi eld
4F-14-030 ....... 630 351
PSEN opSB-
4F-14-045 ....... 630 352
PSEN opSB-
4F-14-060 ....... 630 353
PSEN opSB-
4F-14-075 ....... 630 354
PSEN opSB-
4F-14-090 ....... 630 355
4H-30-030 ......630 451
PSEN opSB-
4H-30-045 ......630 452
PSEN opSB-
4H-30-060 ......630 453
PSEN opSB-
4H-30-075 ......630 454
PSEN opSB-
4H-30-090 ......630 455
PSEN opSB-
4H-30-105 ......630 456
PSEN opSB-
4H-30-120 ......630 457
PSEN opSB-
4H-30-135 ......630 458
PSEN opSB-
4H-30-150 ......630 459
PSEN opSB-
4H-30-165 ......630 460
PSEN opSB-4B
PSEN opSB-4B Body protection
for SafetyBUS p
2, 3 or 4 beams
0.5 … 25 m 500 … 1 200 mm PSEN opSB-
Common features:
Compliant and approved in accordance
with DIN VDE 080 and EN IEC 61508
Approved in accordance with
EN IEC 61496-1/-2: Type 4
Can be used in applications in accordance
with Category 4 of EN 954-1 for fi nger, hand and body protection
Integral functions: Muting (total/partial)
4B-2-050 ........630 550
PSEN opSB-
4B-3-080 ........630 551
PSEN opSB-
4B-4-090 ........630 552
PSEN opSB-
4B-4-120 ........630 553
Integral SafetyBUS p interface
Connection:
Receiver Rx: M12, 8-pin and 5-pin; Transmitter Tx: M12, 4-pin
Supply voltage: 24 VDC
Dimensions (in mm):
40 x 35 x Length
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PSS system software
Product range
System software
Solutions for the whole engineering process
Practical software solutions are available when designing and programming PSS safety and control systems – providing support from planning to diagnostics.
System software PSS WIN-PRO offers a wide function range
Copy function – existing plant
projects can be transferred into new projects
Block encryption – to protect
against manipulation and unauthorised access
Language switching –
for worldwide use
Online handling – which makes
troubleshooting easier in the test and commissioning phase
PSS WIN-PRO as full version or service version
PSS WIN-PRO is available as a full version and a service version. The full version contains the PVIS diagnostic concept, with which you can quickly and easily inte­grate unique plain text messages, location information and step­by-step instructions into your diagnostics.
The service version can be used to evaluate maintenance and diagnostic information.
Further information on PVIS can be found on page 68.
PSS WIN-PRO – Universal system software with practical tools
PSS WIN-PRO contains practical add-on tools to make confi guration easier:
PSSuniversal Startup
Software – including the PSSuniversal Assistant for confi guration and for the independent periphery test of the decentralised I/O system PSSuniversal
SafetyBUS p Confi gurator –
for confi guration of the safe bus system SafetyBUS p
Ethernet Confi gurator –
for setting up complete Ethernet networks
The add-on tools are also available separately.
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Benefi ts at a glance System software
Your benefi ts at a glance
PSS WIN-PRO
available as full version and service version
Practical add-on tools
for rapid confi guration of the whole control solution
Copy function for
existing plant projects
Extensive selection of
software function blocks
Manipulation protection
through block encryption
Integrated PVIS diagnostic
concept
Simple to program thanks to software function blocks
With an extensive selection of software function blocks for safety and control, we make it easier for you to program standardised control sequences. Instead of complex programming you just have to set the param­eters – and that requires a lot less effort!
Software function blocks for the plant’s safety-related section:
To control and monitor
presses, transfer lines, general E-STOP, safety gate and light grid functions
To enter plant-specifi c
parameters
Approved by BG and TÜV
Software function blocks for the plant’s standard section:
Can be integrated into existing
fi eldbus and Ethernet networks via the relevant drivers
Direct connection via
communication modules or user interfaces
An overview of the function blocks can be found on page 66.
Keep up-to-date on system software:
Webcode 1531
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System software
Selection guide – System software
System software and confi guration tools for PSS programmable safety and control systems
Type Features
PSS WIN-PRO CD
System software
Programming software PSS WIN-PRO
Windows-based user interface:
German, English, French, Spanish (selectable)
Programming languages: IL, LD, FBD (selectable)
Online help
Also contains:
- PSSuniversal Assistant confi guration software
- PSSuniversal Startup Software
- Ethernet Confi gurator
- SafetyBUS p Confi gurator
- Diagnostic concept PVIS
PSSuniversal Startup Software incl. PSSuniversal Assistant
Confi guration and independent periphery test of the decentralised I/O system PSSuniversal
PVIS OPC Server, PVIS ActiveX Control, PVIS OPC Confi gurator
Diagnostic software
Function test performed on a PSSuniversal
system via the integral USB port, without the controller connected
FS and ST outputs are switched on/off
Input status display
(supports the panel builder, for example, during the wiring test)
Online help
Diagnostics displayed on Pilz operator terminals PMIvisu,
PMIopen or industrial computers, in accordance with the Pilz PVIS diagnostic concept
The triggering fault is displayed along with
step-by-step remedy information for the operator
Diagnostic texts and remedies are created simply
by selecting from the list of ready-made texts in PSS WIN-PRO
Diagnostic data is called up from the control
system through PVIS ActiveX Control or other OPC Clients
Process data is called up from the control system
through other OPC Clients (e.g. graphics software)
PVIS OPC Server is confi gured via the
PVIS OPC Confi gurator
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Planning and product selection guides
Pilz Service Applications CD
2D and 3D product macros for EPLAN 5.70 and eCabinet
User interface: German and English
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System requirements Order number
Operating system: Windows® 2000 or XP
PSS WIN-PRO software on CD
Standard PC with min. 1 GHz processor
RAM: min. 256 MByte
Hard drive: ca. 500 MByte of available disk space
Full version for system confi guration and programming
Single-user licence (Basic) .............................. 301 288B
Additional licence (User)
for an additional workstation ........................... 301 288K
Multi-user licence (Multi-User) ......................... 301 288M
1)
...................... 301 290D
2)
Operating system: Windows
®
2000 or XP
Standard PC with min. 1 GHz processor
RAM: min. 256 MByte
Hard drive: ca. 100 MByte of available disk space
PVIS OPC Server and PVIS ActiveX Control:
Operating system: Windows
®
2000 or XP
Standard PC with min. 1 GHz processor
RAM: min. 256 MByte
Hard drive: ca. 60 MByte of available disk space
or
PMIvisu, PMIopen
PVIS OPC Confi gurator:
Operating system: Windows
®
2000 or XP
Standard PC with min. 1 GHz processor
RAM: min. 256 MByte
Hard drive: ca. 100 MByte of available disk space
Service version for starting/stopping the PSS system, maintenance and diagnostic information
2)
Single-user licence (Basic) .............................. 301 289B
Additional licence (User)
for an additional workstation ........................... 301 289K
Multi-user licence (Multi-User) ......................... 301 289M
Software CD-ROM ........................................... 312 890B
Single-user licence (Basic)
Additional licence (User)
3)
............................ 312 890B
3)
for an additional workstation ........................... 312 890K
Software CD-ROM ........................................... 261 904
Runtime licence for Pilz PMI operator terminals
(1:1 connection) ............................................... 261 905
Runtime licence for Pilz PMI operator terminals
(for up to 8 subscribers) .................................. 261 906
Runtime licence for PC
(1:1 connection) ............................................... 261 907
Runtime licence for PC
(unlimited subscribers) .................................... 261 908
1)
2)
3)
Further licensing conditions available on request
Free licence for Startup Software PSSuniversal Assistant
Also available with manual
Technical documentation on the system software:
Webcode 0685
Online information at www.pilz.com
Operating system: Windows® 95, 98 and NT 301 995
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Selection guide
Software function blocks
Selection guide – Software function blocks
Software function blocks for functional safety (Safety)
Type Function Order
PSS-SB-NOT E-STOP software package
PSS-SB-TRA Transfer line software package
PSS-SB-EXZ2 Eccentric press software package
PSS-SB-HYD Hydraulic press software package
PSS-SB-AKAS Fiessler-AKAS software package
PSS-SB-AI2 Analogue input software package
PSS-SB-GLT Tank farm installation software package
PSS-SB-FT Burner management software package
Software function blocks for monitoring and evaluating E-STOP functions
Software function blocks for electrically monitored safety devices on interlinked plants
Software function blocks for safety devices on eccentric presses or press lines
Software function blocks for safety devices on hydraulic presses or press lines
Software function block SB230 for controlling and monitoring the AKAS press brake protection device
Software function blocks for monitoring and reading analogue values from the PSS input modules
Software function blocks to monitor safety-related functions on tank farm installations
Software function blocks for fl exible generation of programs to drive and monitor various types of burner
number
301
176…
301
175…
301
172…
301
173…
301
188…
301
183…
301
177…
301
181…
66
PSS-SB-REGLER Control engineering software package
PSS-SB-VSTOPP Locked stop software package
PSS-SB-SENSOR IFM sensor software package
Software function blocks for failsafe control and monitoring of a burner's fuel/air ratio, plus a PID controller for regulating furnaces and process engineering functions
Software function blocks for bringing a plant to a locked stop and for preventing a machine from starting up unintentionally
Software function block for evaluating IFM's inductive safety switch
301
301
301
187…
184…
189…
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Software function blocks for the standard section (Control)
Type Application range Order
ST-SB-IBS-S Driver software package
ST-SB-DP-S Driver software package
ST-SB-RK512 Driver software package
ST-SB-DN-S Driver software package
ST-SB-Mod RTU-S Driver software package
ST-SB-CANopen Driver software package
ST-SB-ControlNet Driver software package
ST-SB-Ethernet Driver software package
Standard function blocks for Interbus-S Slave communication
Standard function blocks for PROFIBUS-DP Slave communication
Standard function blocks for RK512 passive
Standard function blocks for DeviceNet-DN-Slave communication
Standard function blocks for Modbus
Standard function blocks for CANopen
Standard function blocks for ControlNet
Standard function blocks for Ethernet
number
301
253…
301
259…
301
260…
301
262…
301
263…
301
266…
301
268…
301
273…
ST-SB-SER Driver software package
ST-SB-PSS-CNC Cyb CNC software package for Cybelec
Standard function blocks for serial interface
Standard function blocks SB157 and SB158 for data exchange between a PSS and a Cybelec CNC controller
When ordering: please state the code for the type of licence you require
(B = Basic licence, K = Copy licence, U = Update licence, G = General licence).
301
301
279…
278…
Technical documentation on software function blocks:
Webcode 0685
Online information at www.pilz.com
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Product features
PVIS diagnostic concept
Diagnostics made simple – With the diagn
Operational features
Clear information on the
fault that has occurred: The operator is able to act quickly in the event of a fault.
Targeted support for trouble-
shooting and fault recovery: This increases your ability to act in the case of a malfunction and thus your productivity. The remedy messages for the safety devices are already pre­defi ned and stored in the tools.
Analysis included: For later
analysis, PVIS stores every event with details of incoming and outgoing times in an “Event Log” ring memory.
Minimum downtimes
Plant and machinery must be producing. As effi ciently and economically as possible, and without interruption. It’s not until the machine suffers an unscheduled stop that you recognise the value of good, user-friendly diagnostics.
A sophisticated concept developed from practice is a prerequisite. At Pilz we call it PVIS for short. It’s a universal diagnostic concept for small machines to large plants.
Two recognised factors were key for development. Machine manufacturers require program­ming to be simple, involving minimum effort. Operators, on the other hand, need clear, unambiguous instructions to enable them to rectify faults effi ciently. PVIS satisfi es both sides.
Confi guration features
Diagnostic projects are
created with just a few clicks, using familiar programming software (PSS WIN-PRO or PNOZmulti Confi gurator).
Pre-defi ned plain text
messages and remedy messages are available for devices and blocks. Texts can be copied, adapted or created from new.
All pre-defi ned texts are
stored in multiple languages.
Diagnostic messages can
be extended based on bit and word information from the control systems.
PVIS event message components
Plain text message
for the event
Remedy messages
for each event (up to eight actions)
Text-based location
information on equipment identifi er, scope and responsibility
Messages are prioritised –
the triggering event is always displayed fi rst
The texts are stored in the relevant PSS or SafetyBUS p project. For further details please refer to our System Description! Webcode 0685 www.pilz.com
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®
ostic concept PVIS
Fits perfectly into any customer topology
PSS PWR
PSS SB 3006-3 ETH-2
1
24 V
X0
0 V
X1 X2 X3
CHIP-Card
T0T1T2
T3
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CI-
CI+
CO-
CO+
POWER
RUN
DIAG
FAULT
IFAULT
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I10
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24V
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PNOZ m1p
I11
I12
I13
I14
I15
I16
I17
I18
I19A1A1A2A2
For safety systems, control systems, sensor technology and motion control
ST
F-STACK
FS
PG USER
3
RUN ST
RUN FS
0 V
1
T 0
POWER
T 1
I0.0
AUTO PG
I0.1
X1
SPS
I0.2
PG
I0.3 I0.4
RUN
I0.5
9
STOP
ETHERNET
LINK 10/100 BASE T
ON OFF
TRAFFIC
R (USER)
T
LINK 10/100 BASE T TRAFFIC
STATUS SB
SafetyBUS p
PSS PWR
PSS SB 3006-3 ETH-2
1
24 V
X0
0 V
3
RUN ST
RUN FS
1
0 V T 0
POWER
T 1 I0.0
AUTO PG
I0.1
X1
SPS
ST
I0.2
PG
I0.3
F-STACK
I0.4
RUN
I0.5
9
FS
STOP
PG USER
ETHERNET
LINK 10/100 BASE T
ON OFF
TRAFFIC
R (USER)
T
LINK 10/100 BASE T TRAFFIC
STATUS SB
SafetyBUS p
Confi guration
with just a few clicks
First failure
detection
Graphical location
information
Practical solution proposals –
step-by-step
Save time during operationSave time during engineering
Keep up-to-date on the diagnostic concept PVIS:
Webcode 1046
Online information at www.pilz.com
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Benefi ts at a glance
Diagnostic concept PVIS
Wide range of application options
Benefi ts for machine operators
Save time and money with
error messages in plain text
Practical solution proposals
help to get production restarted quickly
Simple to operate,
without any knowledge of programming
Machine-specifi c
diagnostic solution thanks to an intelligent concept
Keep up-to-date on the diagnostic concept PVIS:
Webcode 1046
Online information at www.pilz.com
Benefi ts for machine manufacturers and system integrators
Use familiar software:
PSS WIN-PRO or PNOZmulti Confi gurator
Pre-defi ned error messages
and step-by-step remedy messages for a large number of safety devices
Save time with simple
confi guration: just a few clicks in the control system’s software
Pre-defi ned messages
in multiple languages
Flexible concept –
easy to adapt pre-defi ned messages and add new messages
Universal diagnostic concept: From a small machine to a large plant – PVIS suits every application.
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Index
Index
A
Absence of feedback .............14, 44
Active Junction ......................41, 54
Adapter ........................................58
Airport automation .......................16
Aluminium processing .................16
Antennas ..........................18, 20, 52
Automation networks ....................9
Automotive industry.....................16
B
Base module ....................42, 49, 51
Base station ...........................19, 52
Block ..................................7, 62, 66
Block switching .........42, 44, 45, 50
Block switching module ..42, 45, 48
Bridge ....................................40, 54
Bus structure .........................12, 41
Bus system ..............6, 8, 14, 21, 60
C
Cablecar technology .............16, 23
CANopen ...............................21, 44
Central processing units ..............26
Centralised safety system .....34, 36
Coexistence ...........................18, 20
Commissioning ......................44, 62
Communication modules ......25, 30
Communication
network ......................4, 6, 8, 21, 44
Compact systems........................32
Conveyor technology ............16, 23
Cross-communication .................13
G
General communication
networks .....................................21
H
Head module ...................42, 44, 46
I
I/O system .........................7, 42, 44
InduraNET p............. 6, 9, 18-20, 52
Input and output modules .....25, 28
Input/output ...................4, 6, 40, 44
Input/output module ........25, 42, 50
Interbus ..................................21, 44
IP67 ....................................... 40-41
L
Light curtains ...............................60
Light grids ....................................60
Local enable principle ..................44
M
Modular design ............................42
Modular safety systems ..............24
Module rack ...........................25, 26
N
Network components ............41, 54
Networks ...............8, 12, 21, 41, 54
O
OPC Confi gurator ........................64
OPC Server ..................................64
PSSmodular.......................7, 24, 30
PSSuniversal Assistant ..........62, 64
PSSuniversal Startup
Software ..........................45, 62, 64
PVIS ................................. 64, 68-70
PVIS ActiveX Control ...................64
PVIS OPC Confi gurator ...............64
PVIS OPC Server .........................64
R
Real-time Ethernet ..............6, 8, 10
Remote station ......................19, 52
Router ....................................41, 54
S
Safety Network
International e.V. ..........................17
Safety relays PNOZ .....................22
SafetyBUS p Confi gurator .....62, 64
SafetyNET p............................. 9-13
Selective shutdown .....................15
Service Applications CD ..............64
Shock resistance .........................33
Shutdown, safe ...........................45
Software function blocks .......63, 66
Speed classes .............................11
Standard head module ....42, 44, 46
Standards ....................................23
Steel and aluminium
processing ...................................16
Supply voltage module ................42
Synchroneity ................................13
System software ....................62, 64
D
Decentralised
I/O system ........................7, 42, 44
Decentralised periphery ...............40
Decentralised safety system .......38
DeviceNet ..............................21, 44
Diagnostic
concept PVIS ......... 5, 62, 64, 68-70
Diagnostics ...........5, 21, 60, 62, 64,
...............................................68, 70
Diversity ................................. 19-20
E
Enable principle ...........................44
Ethernet .................8, 10, 13, 17, 21
Ethernet Confi gurator ............ 63-64
F
Failsafe head module ......42, 44, 46
Frequency management ..............20
P
Packaging industry ......................16
Parameter setting ........................63
Planning .................................62, 64
Power supplies ............................26
Presses ..................................16, 63
PROFIBUS .......................21, 44, 67
PROFINET .......................10, 21, 44
Programming ...............7, 62, 65, 68
Project confi guration ............. 68-70
Protection type IP67 .............. 40-41
PSENopt ................................ 60-61
PSS 3000 ...................24, 26, 28, 30
PSS 3006 ...............................32, 38
PSS 3047 ...............................32, 34
PSS 3075 ...............................32, 36
PSS 3100 ...................24, 26, 28, 30
PSS WIN-PRO .......................62, 64
PSS67 ....................................41, 58
PSScompact......................7, 32, 38
T
Temperature ...........................40, 41
Temperature fl uctuations .............40
Temperature resistance ...............40
Topology ................................12, 21
Traf fi c systems .............................23
W
Wireless ...................................8, 18
Wireless communication .......20, 52
Wireless technology ..........8, 18, 20
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AT
Pilz Ges.m.b.H. Sichere Automation Modecenterstraße 14 1030 Wien Austria Telephone: +43 1 7986263-0 Telefax: +43 1 7986264 E-Mail: pilz@pilz.at
AU
Pilz Australia Safe Automation Suite C1, 756 Blackburn Road Clayton, Melbourne VIC 3168 Australia Telephone: +61 3 95446300 Telefax: +61 3 95446311 E-Mail: safety@pilz.com.au
BE LU
Pilz Belgium Safe Automation Bijenstraat 4 9051 Gent (Sint-Denijs-Westrem) Belgium Telephone: +32 9 3217570 Telefax: +32 9 3217571 E-Mail: info@pilz.be
BR
Pilz do Brasil Automação Segura Rua Ártico, 123 - Jd. do Mar 09726-300 São Bernardo do Campo - SP Brazil Telephone: +55 11 4337-1241 Telefax: +55 11 4337-1242 E-Mail: pilz@pilzbr.com.br
CH
Pilz lndustrieelektronik GmbH Gewerbepark Hintermättli Postfach 6 5506 Mägenwil Switzerland Telephone: +41 62 88979-30 Telefax: +41 62 88979-40 E-Mail: pilz@pilz.ch
CN
Pilz Industrial Automation Trading (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. Safe Automation Rm. 704-706 No. 457 Wu Lu Mu Qi (N) Road Shanghai 200040 China Telephone: +86 21 62494658 Telefax: +86 21 62491300 E-Mail:
sales@pilz.com.cn
DE
Pilz GmbH & Co. KG Felix-Wankel-Straße 2 73760 Ostfi ldern Germany Telephone: +49 711 3409-0 Telefax: +49 711 3409-133 E-Mail: pilz.gmbh@pilz.de
Pilz Skandinavien K/S Safe Automation Ellegaardvej 25 L 6400 Sonderborg Denmark Telephone: +45 74436332 Telefax: +45 74436342 E-Mail: pilz@pilz.dk
ES
Pilz lndustrieelektronik S.L. Safe Automation Camí Ral, 130 Polígono Industrial Palou Nord 08400 Granollers Spain Telephone: +34 938497433 Telefax: +34 938497544 E-Mail: pilz@pilz.es
FI
Pilz Skandinavien K/S Safe Automation Nuijamiestentie 5 A 00400 Helsinki Finland Telephone: +358 9 27093700 Telefax: +358 9 27093709 E-Mail: pilz.fi @pilz.dk
FR
Pilz France Electronic 1, rue Jacob Mayer BP 12 67037 Strasbourg Cedex 2 France Telephone: +33 3 88104000 Telefax: +33 3 88108000 E-Mail: siege@pilz-france.fr
GB
Pilz Automation Technology Safe Automation Willow House, Medlicott Close Oakley Hay Business Park Corby Northants NN18 9NF United Kingdom Telephone: +44 1536 460766 Telefax: +44 1536 460866 E-Mail: sales@pilz.co.uk
IE
Pilz Ireland Industrial Automation Cork Business and Technology Park Model Farm Road Cork Ireland Telephone: +353 21 4346535 Telefax: +353 21 4804994 E-Mail: sales@pilz.ie
IT
Pilz ltalia Srl Automazione sicura Via Meda 2/A 22060 Novedrate (CO) Italy Telephone: +39 031 789511 Telefax: +39 031 789555 E-Mail: info@pilz.it
JP
Pilz Japan Co., Ltd. Safe Automation Shin-Yokohama Fujika Building 5F 2-5-9 Shin-Yokohama Kohoku-ku Yokohama 222-0033 Japan Telephone: +81 45 471-2281 Telefax: +81 45 471-2283 E-Mail: pilz@pilz.co.jp
KR
Pilz Korea Ltd. Safe Automation 9F Jo-Yang Bld. 50-10 Chungmuro2-Ga Jung-Gu 100-861 Seoul Republic of Korea Telephone: +82 2 2263 9541 Telefax: +82 2 2263 9542 E-Mail: info@pilzkorea.co.kr
MX
Pilz de Mexico, S. de R.L. de C.V. Automatización Segura Circuito Pintores # 170 Cd. Satelite C.P. 53100 Naucalpan de Juarez, Edo. de Mexico Mexico Telephone: +52 55 5572 1300 Telefax: +52 55 5572 4194 E-Mail: info@mx.pilz.com
NL
Pilz Nederland Veilige automatisering Postbus 186 4130 ED Vianen Netherlands Telephone: +31 347 320477 Telefax: +31 347 320485 E-Mail: info@pilz.nl
In many countries we are represented by sales partners.
Please refer to our homepage for further details or contact our headquarters.
NZ
Pilz New Zealand Safe Automation 5 Nixon Road Mangere Auckland New Zealand Telephone: +64 9 6345350 Telefax: +64 9 6345352 E-Mail: t.catterson@pilz.co.nz
PL
Pilz Polska Sp. z o.o. Safe Automation ul. Odlewnicza 1 03-231 Warszawa Poland Telephone: +48 22 8847100 Telefax: +48 22 8847109 E-Mail: pilz.pl@pilz.de
PT
Pilz Industrieelektronik S.L. R. Eng Duarte Pacheco, 120 4 Andar Sala 21 4470-174 Maia Portugal Telephone: +351 229407594 Telefax: +351 229407595 E-Mail: pilz@pilz.es
SE
Pilz Skandinavien K/S Safe Automation Energigatan 10 B 43437 Kungsbacka Sweden Telephone: +46 300 13990 Telefax: +46 300 30740 E-Mail: pilz.se@pilz.dk
TR
Pilz Emniyet Otomasyon Ürünleri ve Hizmetleri Tic. Ltd. Şti. İsmail Paşa Sokak No: 8 Koşuyolu/Kadıköy 34718 İstanbul Tur ke y Telephone: +90 216 5452910 Telefax: +90 216 5452913 E-Mail: pilz.tr@pilz.de
US CA
Pilz Automation Safety L.P. 7150 Commerce Boulevard Canton Michigan 48187 USA Telephone: +1 734 354 0272 Telefax: +1 734 354 3355 E-Mail: info@pilzusa.com
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