Relays smallest in class
Wieland Electric is launching a new range of safety relays that are only 22.5mm wide and have been designed for universal use. The new SNO 4083KM relays are suitable for most mechanical engineering applications, particularly special machine engineering or for smaller serial machines.
Wieland Electric is launching a new range of safety relays that are only 22.5mm wide and have been designed for universal use. The new SNO 4083KM relays are suitable for most mechanical engineering applications, particularly special machine engineering or for smaller serial machines.
SNO 4083KM relays are suitable for almost all safety functions, from conventional emergency stop and safety door monitoring and monitoring of electro-sensitive protective equipment (ESPE) – type 4 (safety light curtain) – to the monitoring of pressure mats or coded magnet switches with open/close contact pairs. Additional functions such as a selective automatic or manual monitored restart of the safety function, synchronous time monitoring of 0.5 or 1.5 seconds for all two-channel applications, or the integrated Monoflop function for higher device availability make this new range a breakthrough in safety relays.
Wieland Electric
01483 531213
www.wieland-electric.com
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