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The SRF (Safety RFID) is a non-contact safety sensor, that monitors moveable safety guards, such as doors, flaps and hoods. With its innovative diagnostic system, the SRF makes safety circuits suitable for Industry 4.0. The system provides a multitude of diagnostic data of each sensor, even in a series connection, to support smart production. Diagnostic data is fed into the machine control system via I/O Link or alternatively displayed on a smartphone by way of NFC technology. In this way, 20 different diagnostic information of each sensor can be retrieved and made available. This diagnostic data delivers cost-effective predictive maintenance in a simple way. Through its advanced fault recognition capability, costly machine shutdowns can be prevented. This way, your machinery and plant will work even more efficiently!

PRODUCT-HIGHLIGHTS • Current status clearly visible through large LED display • Comprehensive diagnostic possibilities thanks to patented BERNSTEIN DCD Technology • Reduction of downtimes due to visible status display and extensive DCD diagnostic data • Simple wiring thanks to integrated M12 connector •OPTIONAL: Local reset function maximises user safety

Recording of the angular position and revolutions by means of Hall sensors - absolute multiturn transmission for up to 4096 revolutions - data output plus parameterisation and diagnosis via EtherCAT. Robust housing (housing sickness 5 mm) manufactured from seawater-resistant aluminium (AlMgSi1) or stainless steel - stainless steel shaft - ball bearing with shaft seal - sensors circuit consisting of ASIC with Hall elements - electrical connection via M12 connector or cable outlet. In the model series TRK absolute encoders, the EtherCAT interface is integrated according to IEC 61158-2 to 6 and encoder profile CiA DSP406. As a "full slave", the TRK supports all EtherCAT addressing modes such as logical addressing, position addressing and node addressing. Use of the CANopen over EtherCAT message and the CANopen encoder profile enable parameter and diagnostic data handling as familiar from CANopen. These are contained in an object directory under the same indices as in the case of CANopen.