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EN

SLC 430

Operating instructions

Safety light curtain

Example:

Reaction time of the safety light curtain = 50 ms

Resolution of the safety light curtain = 30 mm

Run-on time of the machine = 330 ms

S = 2000 mm/s * (330 ms + 50 ms) + 8 (30 mm - 14 mm)

S = 888 mm

S = > 500 mm, therefore new calculation with V = 1600 mm/s

S = 736 mm

S = Safety distance [mm]

T = Run-on time of the m reaction time of the safety light 

curtain

K = Approach speed of the body or the body part 1600 mm/s

The safety distance between the safety light curtain and the 

hazardous point must always be respected and observed. 

If a person reaches the hazardous point before the hazar-

dous movement has come to standstill, he/she is exposed to 

serious injuries.

Safety distance to the dangerous area

Limit of the hazardous point

Safety distance (S)

Protection field marking

Tool - upper part

Signal to stop the  

hazardous movement

Stillstand of the hazar-

dous movement

tn = tB - tA

Tool - lower part

tA

S

tB

≤ 75 mm = max. distance for protection against stepping over

To prevent persons from stepping over the protection field this 

dimension must be imperatively respected and observed.

The formulae and calculation examples are related to the vertical set-up 

(refer to drawing) of the light curtain with regard to the hazardous point. 

Please observe the applicable harmonised EN standards and possible 

applicable national regulations.

The successor standards of the EN 999 for calculating the 

minimum distances of the safety guards with regard to the 

hazardous point are EN ISO 13855 and EN ISO 13857.

3.5.1 Minimum distance to reflecting surfaces

During the installation, the effects of reflecting surfaces must be taken 

into account. In case of an incorrect installation, interruptions of the 

protection field could possibly not be detected, which could lead to 

serious injuries. The hereafter-specified minimum distances with regard 

to reflecting surfaces (metal walls, floors, ceilings or parts) must be 

imperatively observed.

a= 262 mm

Access direction

Sensor R

Obstacle

optical axis

Sensor E

reflecting body

(e.g. Material container)

Limit of the hazardous point

a=105mm

The minimum distance a is measured from the optical axis of both 

sensors to the reflecting body and depends on the protection field width 

(refer to table and diagram).

SF width

Minimum distance a

0.2 m … 3.0 m

105 mm

3.5 m

123 mm

4.0 m

140 mm

4.5 m

158 mm

5.0 m

175 mm

6.0 m

210 mm

70

1,5

3,0

4,0

5,0

7,5

100

200

300

Minimum distance a in mm

Protection field width in m

Summary of Contents for SLC 430

Page 1: ...ith this warning notice could lead to physical injury and or damage to the machine 1 4 Appropriate use The products described in these operating instructions are developed to execute safety related fu...

Page 2: ...field heights in mm available lengths 0236 0460 0684 0908 1132 1356 1580 1804 Only if the information described in this operating instructions manual are realised correctly the safety function and th...

Page 3: ...only be cancelled after the protection field is enabled and an external command device has been actuated To switch between normal and hold operation restart interlock a slide switch on the control uni...

Page 4: ...ad and foot positions of both edges swapped The connector plugs are located at the head end of both sensors and therefore must point in the same direction the common direction however is not impor tan...

Page 5: ...lculation examples are related to the vertical set up refer to drawing of the light curtain with regard to the hazardous point Please observe the applicable harmonised EN standards and possible applic...

Page 6: ...460 30 RF 460 691 5 0 4 SLC 430 E R0684 30 RF 684 915 5 0 55 SLC 430 E R0908 30 RF 908 1139 5 0 65 SLC 430 E R1132 30 RF 1132 1363 5 0 8 SLC 430 E R1356 30 RF 1356 1587 5 0 9 SLC 430 E R1580 30 RF 158...

Page 7: ...carrying capacity is 4 A 250 VAC Both safety outputs must not be wired in series They must be wired 2 channel to the machi ne control In addition to both main outputs output 1 output 2 a signalling ou...

Page 8: ...on It must be impossible to restart the hazardous parts before the BWS has completely returned to its normal state and the machine control elements have been reactuated 3 Check the machine to ensure t...

Page 9: ...ansmitter ON orange Sensor E active 6 2 Optical and acoustic signals in the control unit The control unit includes an acoustic signal generator buzzer as well as multiple LED s The LED s n 1 2 and 3 g...

Page 10: ...he fuse of the supply voltage input Check fuse F1 Protection field clear but no enabling Normal operation LED 5 red emits every 3 seconds the following flash impulses Permanent flashing Synchronisatio...

Page 11: ...on authorised for the compilation of the tech nical documentation Ulrich Loss M ddinghofe 30 42279 Wuppertal Notified body for the prototype test T V Nord Cert GmbH Langemarckstr 20 45141 Essen ID n 0...

Page 12: ...Safety Control GmbH Am Industriepark 33 D 84453 M hldorf Inn Telefon 49 0 86 31 187 9 60 Telefax 49 0 86 31 187 9 61 E Mail info safetycontrol com...

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