ZANDER SR3D User Manual

Safety Emergency Stop Relay SR3D

User Information

Correct Use

Function

SR3D is an all-purpose emergency stop device which ensures the
quick and safe deactivation of the moving parts of a machine in
case of danger.

Applications for the SR3D include single or dual-channel emer­gency stop circuits and guard monitoring on machines and
plants.

The SR3D is specially designed and certified for the use in
furnaces and ancillary equipment in continuously mode accord­ing to EN 50156-1 and EN 746-2 and the use on ships, cetified
by Germanischer Llloyd.

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3 safety contacts
1 auxiliary contact

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Connection of:

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- Emergency stop buttons

- Safety switches

- Non-contact safety switches

- OSSD-Outputs

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Control: single or dual channel

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Feedback loop for external contactors or extension
modules

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Redundancy and cyclical monitoring

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Diversified forcibly guided output relays

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LED indicator for status channel 1 and 2

The emergency stop safety switching device SR3D is
designed for safe isolation of safety circuits according to
EN 60204-1 and can be used up to safety category 4, PL e
according to EN ISO 13849-1.

The internal logical system closes the safety contacts
when the start button is pressed.

If the safety switch is opened, the positively driven safety
contacts are opened and safely switch the machine off. It
is ensured that a single fault does not lead to a loss of the
safety function and that every fault is detected by cyclical
self-monitoring no later than when the system is switched
off and switched on again.

Errors and technical changes reserved

Germanischer Lloyd

Zertifikat TAE00003JF

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2 start performances:

- monitored manual start

- automatic start

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Short-circuit monitoring and earth fault monitoring

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Up to PL e, SILCL 3, category 4

Fig. 1 Block diagram SR3D

English translation

Installation

Safety
Precautions

Electrical
Connection

As per EN 60204-1, the device is intended for installation
in control cabinets with a minimum degree of protection of
IP54. It is mounted on a 35 mm DIN rail according to
DIN EN 60715 TH35.

For the AC 115V/230V type, keep a minimum space of
10mm between the devices.

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Installation and commissioning of the device must be
performed only by authorized personnel.

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Observe the country-specific regulations when installing
the device.

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The electrical connection of the device is only allowed to
be made with the device isolated.

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The wiring of the device must comply with the instruc­tions in this user information, otherwise there is a risk
that the safety function will be lost.

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It is not allowed to open the device, tamper with the
device or bypass the safety devices.

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Consider the information in the section "Techn. data"

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When the 24 V version is used, a safety transformer
according to EN 61558-2-6 or a power supply unit with
electrical isolation from the mains must be connected

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External fusing of the safety contacts must be provided.

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If the device does not function after commissioning, it
must be returned to the manufacturer unopened. Ope­ning the device will void the warranty

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Increasing service life if driving inductive loads by using
appropriate protective circuitry (e.g. freewheeling diode)

Fig. 2 Mounting / Demounting

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All relevant safety regulations and standards are to be
observed.

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The overall concept of the control system in which the
device is incorporated must be validated by the user.

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Failure to observe the safety regulations can result in
death, serious injury and serious damage.

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Note down the version of the product (see label “Ver.”)
and check it prior to every commissioning of a new de­vice. If the version has changed, the overall concept of
the control system in which the device is incorporated
must be validated again by the user.

A1: Power supply
A2 : Power supply
S11: DC 24 V control voltage
S10: Control line
S21: Start control line
S13: Control line
S14: Control line
S12: Control line

Ver. B

Pwr: AC/DC 24V

Fig. 3 Terminals

13-14: Safety contact 1
23-24: Safety contact 2
33-34: Safety contact 3
41-42: Auxiliary contact

Note:
Fig. 3 shows the AC/DC 24 V variant.

M03

Ver. B

E61-139-00

H. ZANDER

GmbH & Co. KG • Am Gut Wolf 15 • 52070 Aachen • Germany

Tel [phone] • Fax [phone] • [e-mail] • www.zander-aachen.de

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Safety Emergency Stop Relay SR3D

User Information

Applications

Emergency Stop
Circuit

Errors and technical changes reserved

Depending on the application or the result of the risk assessment according to EN ISO 13849-1, the device must be wired as
shown in Fig. 1 to Fig. 14.

Fig. 1:

Dual channel emergency stop
with short circuit and earth fault
detection.

(category 4, up to PL e / SIL 3)

Fig. 3:

Single channel emergency stop
with earth fault detection.

(category 1, up to PL c / SIL 1)

Fig. 5:

Single channel emergency stop
without fault-detection of the
safety switch and the wires.

(category 1, up to PL c / SIL 1)

Fig. 7:

Two channel emergency stop with
pnp-outputs/OSSD-outputs

with its own short circuit monito­ring.

(category 4, up to PL e / SIL 3)

Fig. 2:

Dual channel emergency stop
with earth fault detection.

(category 3, up to PL d / SIL 2)

Fig. 4:

Dual channel safety guard
monitoring with short circuit and
earth fault detection.

(category 4, up to PL e / SIL 3)

Fig. 6:

Dual channel emergency stop
without fault-detection of the
safety switch and the wires.

(category 3, up to PL d / SIL 2)

Fig. 8:

Single channel emergency stop
with a safety output. Wired
inside a control cabinet
(minimum degree of protection
IP54)

(category 4, bis PL e / SIL 3;
Condition: Safety output meets
PL e, SIL 3)

English translation

Start Behavior

Feedback Loop

Power supply
and
Safety contacts

Commissioning
Procedure

ATTENTION:

• In order to activate earth fault monitoring, S10 must be connected to PE (protective earth) on the AC 115 V / 230 V devices

• With AC/DC 24 V, connect PE only to the power supply unit according to EN 60204-1

• It must be ensured that any switch-on pulses (light test) sent by the signal generator do not lead to a short activation of the safety relay and

should therefore basically be deactivated

• For applications according to Fig. 7 and Fig. 8 make sure that the ground potential of the signal generator and the SR3D is the same

Fig. 9:

Monitored manual start.
It is monitored that the start button

has been opened before the
safety switch is closed.
(Condition:

power supply may not be inter­rupted)

Fig. 11:

Feedback loop for monitored
manual start:

The feedback loop monitors
contactors or the expansion
modules .

Fig. 13:

Power supply A1 and A2.

(Power supply according to techn.
Data)

Warning:

Safety contacts will be
activated immediately at
power-on.

Fig. 10:

Automatic start.
Maximum allowable delay when

closing the safety switches at
S12 and S13:

S12 before S13: 300ms
S13 before S12: no limit

Fig. 12:

Feedback loop for automatic
start:

The feedback loop monitors
contactors or the expansion
modules .

Fig. 14:

Connecting load to safety con­tacts.

(Figure shows example.
Voltage „+V“ according to techn.

Data)

Advice: Follow the guidelines in „Electrical Connection“ during the start-up.

1. Input circuit:

Depending on the risk evaluation choose one of the wiring
diagrams in „Applications“ (Fig. 1 to 8).

2. Choose start mode:

Connect the start button with S11 and S21 for monitored
manual start or connect S21 with S12 directly for automatic
start (Fig. 9 or 10).

Warning:
If “Automatic start” is set, bear in mind that the safety

contacts will switch immediately after the power supply is
connected. If “Monitored manual start” is set, the start but­ton must be opened after wiring.

3. Feedback loop:

If external contactors or extension modules are used,
connect them according to Fig. 11 or Fig. 12.

4. Power supply:
Connect the power supply to A1 and A2 (Fig. 13).
Caution: Power must not yet be activated.

M03

Ver. B

E61-139-00

H. ZANDER

GmbH & Co. KG • Am Gut Wolf 15 • 52070 Aachen • Germany

Tel [phone] • Fax [phone] • [e-mail] • www.zander-aachen.de

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