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General| Coil Voltage | 24V DC |
|---|---|
| Certifications | CE, TUV |
| Terminal Type | Screw |
| Mounting Type | DIN Rail |
| Safety Category | Category 4 |
| Contact Rating | 6A @ 24V DC |
| Response Time | <20 ms |
Defines safety warnings, hazard labels, and important notes for safe operation.
Covers physical dimensions, DIN rail mounting procedures, spacing requirements, and terminal handling.
Outlines essential wiring guidelines, including wire size, torque specifications, and general recommendations.
Explains terminal functions, grounding procedures, and power supply connection methods for safety relays.
Details how to connect various safety input devices like switches, OSSD outputs, safety mats, and edges.
Describes the two types of safety outputs (Electromechanical and OSSD) and their specific connection requirements.
Covers surge protection, SWS communication, auxiliary outputs, and reset/monitor input configurations.
Explains how to adjust the multi-position switches on the relay to set its functionality and logic.
Outlines the five-step process for configuring GSR relays, including switch settings and power cycling.
Lists necessary tools and outlines the systematic flowchart for troubleshooting GSR safety relays.
Guides users on interpreting the PWR/Fault status indicator states for diagnosing relay faults.
Verifies power supply voltage and safety device input signal status for proper relay operation.
Analyzes pulse test waveforms and input signal integrity, identifying issues like capacitance and resistance.
Verifies channel behavior, SWS circuits, reset signals, and safety output functionality for troubleshooting.
Provides steps to check the B1/B2 inputs on EMD expansion relays as part of the troubleshooting process.
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