Phoenix Contact PSR-CT-M-SEN-1-8 Series RFID Non-Contact Safety Switch, 24V dc, Polybutylene Terephthalate Housing, M12
- RS Stock No.:
- 190-8417
- Mfr. Part No.:
- 2702975
- Brand:
- Phoenix Contact
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- RS Stock No.:
- 190-8417
- Mfr. Part No.:
- 2702975
- Brand:
- Phoenix Contact
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Select all | Attribute | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Phoenix Contact | |
| Supply Voltage | 24V dc | |
| Housing Material | Polybutylene Terephthalate (PBT) | |
| Connection Type | M12 | |
| Sensor Principle | RFID | |
| Safety Category | 4 | |
| Switching Distance | 140 (Between Two Safety Circuits) mm, 7 (Between Sensor and Actuator when Traveling in the Y-Direction) mm | |
| Series | PSR-CT-M-SEN-1-8 | |
| IP Rating | IP65, IP67, IP69, IP69K | |
| Supply Current | 40mA | |
| Depth | 40mm | |
| Length | 26.5mm | |
| Width | 18mm | |
Select all | ||
|---|---|---|
Brand Phoenix Contact | ||
Supply Voltage 24V dc | ||
Housing Material Polybutylene Terephthalate (PBT) | ||
Connection Type M12 | ||
Sensor Principle RFID | ||
Safety Category 4 | ||
Switching Distance 140 (Between Two Safety Circuits) mm, 7 (Between Sensor and Actuator when Traveling in the Y-Direction) mm | ||
Series PSR-CT-M-SEN-1-8 | ||
IP Rating IP65, IP67, IP69, IP69K | ||
Supply Current 40mA | ||
Depth 40mm | ||
Length 26.5mm | ||
Width 18mm | ||
- COO (Country of Origin):
- DE
Proximity safety circuit, multicode sensor with RFID coding, model 4, automatic or manual start, integrated diagnostics, 24 V DC supply, M12 connector.
The PSR-CT safety circuit consists of a combination of a PSR-CT-...-SEN-1-8 sensor with varying coding types and a coded PSR-CT-C-ACT actuator. It provides maximum tamper protection and the highest level of safety. The PSR-CT safety circuit is available with the following types of coding:
Fixcode: For the sensor to detect the actuator, the actuator must first be associated with the sensor via a learning process. The learning process can only be completed once. The sensor and actuator are then permanently assigned to each other by their coding. Safety circuits with fixcode evaluation achieve a high coding level.
Unicode: For the sensor to detect the actuator, the actuator must first be assigned to the sensor via a learning process. The learning process for a new actuator can be repeated any number of times. The sensor only detects the last learned actuator. Safety circuits with unicode evaluation achieve a high coding level.
Multicode: The sensor detects every actuator of the approved type. No specific actuator code can be assigned. Safety circuits with multicode evaluation achieve a low coding level.
The PSR-CT safety circuit consists of a combination of a PSR-CT-...-SEN-1-8 sensor with varying coding types and a coded PSR-CT-C-ACT actuator. It provides maximum tamper protection and the highest level of safety. The PSR-CT safety circuit is available with the following types of coding:
Fixcode: For the sensor to detect the actuator, the actuator must first be associated with the sensor via a learning process. The learning process can only be completed once. The sensor and actuator are then permanently assigned to each other by their coding. Safety circuits with fixcode evaluation achieve a high coding level.
Unicode: For the sensor to detect the actuator, the actuator must first be assigned to the sensor via a learning process. The learning process for a new actuator can be repeated any number of times. The sensor only detects the last learned actuator. Safety circuits with unicode evaluation achieve a high coding level.
Multicode: The sensor detects every actuator of the approved type. No specific actuator code can be assigned. Safety circuits with multicode evaluation achieve a low coding level.