Pilz PZW Data Sheet

Safe Timer Relays
Delay-on Energisation
PZA
Delay-on energisation timer relay in accordance with VDE 0113-1, EN 60204-1, 12/97, EN 1088, 12/97 and IEC 204-1, 11/98.
Features
Self-monitoring time circuits
Timed release of locked safety
devices
Approvals
PZA
11/98,
Technical Details PZA
Electrical Data
Supply Voltage AC: 24, 48, 110, 120, 230 V
DC: 24 V Tolerance 85 ... 110 % Residual Ripple DC 10 % Power Consumption Approx. 3.5 VA/4 W Switching Capability in accordance EN 60947-4-1, 02/01 AC1: 240 V/6 A/1500 VA
DC1: 24 V/6 A/150 W EN 60947-5-1, 11/97 (DC13: 6 cycles/min.) AC15: 230 V/4 A; DC13: 24 V/3A Output Contacts 1 safety contact (N/O),
2 auxiliary contacts (N/C) Contact Fuse Protection 6 A quick or 4 A slow (EN 60947-5-1, 08/00)
Times
Delay-on De-energisation Approx. 40 ms Recovery Time 80 ms Time Ranges PZA 30 s: 3/4/5/7/9/12/15/18/21/24/27/30 s PZA 300 s : 30/40/50/70/90/120/150/180/210/240/
270/300 s Setting Accuracy Start of the range 5 % End of the range 2 % Time Accuracy 1 % voltage change 0.06 % 1 °C temperature change 0.06 % Repetition Accuracy ±1 %
Mechanical Data
Maximum Cross Section of 1 x 2.5 mm2 or 2 x 1.5 mm External Conductors Single-core or multi-core with
crimp connectors Dimensions (H x W x D) 87 x 45 x 121 mm Weight AC: 350 g, DC: 260 g
2
4
Description
45 mm, P-93 housing, DIN-Rail mounting
Positive-guided relay outputs: – 1 safety contact (N/O) – 2 auxiliary contacts (N/C)
LEDs for power and out
12 time-delay options, set via a
rotary switch
Increase in the number of safety contacts availableby connecting expander modules.
Function Description
The PZA provides a delayed release of a shotbolt, activated by applying the operating voltage.
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Safe Timer Relays
Delay-on Energisation
PZA
Internal Wiring Diagram
4
Time circuit 1
Time circuit 2
Feedback control loop
Y1 Y2
Input circuit
A1 (L+)
A2 (L-)
Power ON
Power Section
Reset
Connection Example
If the “start/reset” button is pressed while the safety gate is closed, the PZA de-energises. The safety gate can not be opened. By pressing the “stop” button, the relay K1 de­energises and the N/C contact K1 closes. After the set time period has elapsed the safety contact of the PZA closes. The safety gate switch is released and the safety gate can be opened by operating the switch “open”.
Comparator
K1
K2
Comparator
level
K2
level
17 25 35
K1
K1
K2
18 26 36
Auxiliary contacts
K2
Safety contact
K1
K2
K1
L1
N
F1
A1 Y11Y12 Y21 xx 13 23 33 41
Y1 Y2 Y30 Y31Y32 14 24 4234 A2
PNOZ 6
Open
Y22
Reset / Start
Stop
K1
A1 17 25 35 Y1 Y2
PZA
18 26 36 A2
K1
K1
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Safe Timer Relays
Delay-on Energisation
PZA
General Technical Data
Unless stated otherwise in the technical details for the specific unit
Electrical Data
Frequency Range AC 50 ... 60 Hz Residual Ripple DC 160 % Contact Material AgSnO Continuous Duty 100 %
Environmental Data
EMC EN 50081-1, 01/92, EN 61000-6-2, 03/00 Vibration in accordance with Frequency: 10 ... 55 Hz, EN 60068-2-6, 04/95 Amplitude: 0.35 mm Climatic Suitability DIN IEC 60068-2-3, 12/86 Airgap Creepage DIN VDE 0110 part 1, 04/97 Ambient Temperature -10 ... +55 °C Storage Temperature -40 ... +85 °C
Mechanical Data
Torque Setting on Connection Terminals 0.6 Nm (screws) Mounting Position Any Housing Material Thermoplast Noryl SE 100 Protection Mounting: IP 54
2
Housing: IP 40 Terminal Range: IP 20
The units were tested in accordance with the relevant standards current at the time of development.
Order References
Type t U
PZA 30 s 24 V DC 774 030 PZA 30 s 24 V AC 774 031 PZA 30 s 48 V AC 774 032 PZA 30 s 110 V AC 774 035 PZA 30 s 120 V AC 774 037 PZA 30 s 230 V AC 774 040
B
Order No.
4
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