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Figure 20: Stationary application in vertical operation for access protection
Important information
DANGER
H
azard due to lack of effectiveness of the protective device
If there is a retroreflector in the protective field level (distance of the retroreflector from
protective field ≤6m), it may not be possible detect people and parts of the body that
are to be protected, or it may not be possible to detect them on time.
Avoid retroreflectors in the protective field level if possible.
With retroreflectors at the protective field level: Increase overrun of the protective
field over the opening to be protected by supplement Z
R
= 350mm.
4.3.9.1 Protective field
In access protection, the minimum distance typically defines the position at which the
s
afety laser scanner is mounted.
The protective field must cover a minimum area so that the safety laser scanner
reliably detects a moving person:
The lower edge of the protective field must not be more than 300mm above the
floor/ground according to ISO13855.
Resolution <150mm: The top edge of the protective field must be at least
900mm above the floor/ground according to ISO13855.
Resolution 150mm: The top edge of the protective field must be at least
1,100mm above the floor/ground.
Resolution 200mm: The top edge of the protective field must be at least
1,400mm above the floor/ground.
The multiple sampling must be 2 or 3. Otherwise, a person could possibly walk unde‐
tected through the protective field.
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