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Rev.2 | MC36C safety magnetic sensors | © 2022 | 

CARLO GAVAZZI Industri A/S

EN

5. Installation

The MC36CM actuator must be mounted on the moving guard of the machine, and the MC36CH magnetic sensor must 

be fixed on a stationary part of the machine, by using two screws each (M4), on both sides of the enclosure. 

All the screws and nuts must be properly blocked, in compliance with EN ISO 14119, e.g. by using self-locking screws, 

rivets or similar.

The position of the MC36CH sensors must avoid any possibility for the operator to reach dangerous parts of the machine. 

It must be difficult for operators to access to the safety switches when the guard is open, and they must be protected against 

tampering or unintentional switching.

The connections of all the MC36CH sensors are listed in tables 9.9, 9.10 and 9.11; the pin-out of the connectorized 

models is shown in chapter 7.

Fitting the sensor and/or the actuator directly on ferromagnetic parts (or very close to ferromagnetic parts) would lead to 

a reduction of the operating distances.

It is recommended to use brass or non-magnetic fixing screws and to ft the sensor and/or the actuator on non-ferromagnetic 

parts.

If fitted on ferromagnetic material, it is necessary to place a non-ferromagnetic material (min. thickness of 6 mm) between 

the MC36CH/MC36CM pair and the ferromagnetic parts of the machine closest to them.

To avoid mutual interactions between different magnetic sensors, when using more than one pair of MC36CH/MC36CM 

in the same application, every pair of sensor-actuator must be placed at least 50 mm away from the adjacent sensor-

actuator pair in any direction.

At the end of the installation, the machine installation procedure must be carried out to check for correct wiring and, in 

particular, to check that the machine stop time is less than the operator access to the machine time, once the guard is open.

ISO 14119:2013 standard states that the magnetic type of protection devices associated to the guard cannot be easily 

eluded through the use of easily available instruments or objects such as screws, nails, pieces of metal, keys and generally 

through objects or tools related to the normal machine working operations. Based on the indication of the standard, a 

multiple flow coded magnet, such as the  MC36CM systems, is a device difficult to be eluded. Nevertheless, 

due to the impossibility of guaranteeing non elusion through any substituted magnetic actuator for the coded magnetic 

unit, the machine manufacturer must carry out an installation that includes mechanical obstacles which do not allow the 

insertion of a substitution actuator in front of the sensor (with the guard open).

Note:

 the MC36CH sensors with LED make available a signalling LED in series to the N.O. contact: this 

contact is not voltage free, but it is polarized; it needs and forces a voltage drop when not operated. If the 

wires are connected with the wrong polarity, the LED is permanently OFF (however the sensor still works 

properly).

Attention:

 

•  The MC36CH safety sensor and the MC36CM actuator must be installed according to the standards 

in force in the country of use, when the machine is not powered and with no danger for the operator.

•  Mount the sensor and the actuator on a flat surface. Excessive shocks and vibrations, over the limits 

specified in the “Technical Data” section, must be avoided, otherwise proper function of the sensor 

cannot be guaranteed. The contacts have to be protected from overcurrents.

•  It is recommended to keep the connection cables separate from power supply loads cables of other 

devices.

•  Ensure that there are no conductors, cables or loose materials that can come into contact with the 

sensor and/or with the actuator.

•  Ensure that the conductors are not excessively tight, that their positioning avoids potential cuts or 

squashing and that they are not in the way of people or things.

•  Ensure that the machine can operate according to all the technical data in this manual.

•  Avoid using the sensor and the actuator as mechanical backstop and avoid installation during storms. 

Do not dispose of the packaging in the environment.

•  Maximum current must be limited by external circuit (e.g. with a resistor in series with the sensor wires)

Summary of Contents for MC36C

Page 1: ...ic sensors Carlo Gavazzi Industri A S Over Hadstenvej 40 8370 Hadsten Denmark EN IT DE FR ES DA ZH Instruction manual Betriebsanleitung Manual de instrucciones Manuale d istruzione Manuel d instructio...

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Page 3: ...n 8 6 Operating and alignment direction 9 7 Electrical connections 10 8 Maintenance and disposal 11 9 Technical data 12 9 1 Electrical data 12 9 2 Outputs 12 9 3 Actuating characteristics 12 9 4 Switc...

Page 4: ...dicate warning concerning the user and or the safety device Service and warranty In the event of malfunction or requests for information please contact the CARLO GAVAZZI branch or distributor in your...

Page 5: ...H Reed contact 2O Contacts 2 normally open 1O1C Contacts 1 normally open and 1 normally closed 2O1C Contacts 2 normally open and 1 normally closed L Left exit R Right exit A2 Connection type PVC cable...

Page 6: ...operated when the corresponding MC36CM actuator is close to the sensor All the MC36CH MC36CM pairs described in this manual make up a multiple flow redundant Type 4 coded system with low level coding...

Page 7: ...XY plane Z axis e g hinged gate door A correct alignment is achieved when the MC36CH sensor and the MC36CM actuator lay on the same XY plane aligned to the same position X0 see fig 2 In that position...

Page 8: ...h the use of easily available instruments or objects such as screws nails pieces of metal keys and generally through objects or tools related to the normal machine working operations Based on the indi...

Page 9: ...switching distance Sao is the one in which all safety contacts have switched their status The Assured switch off distance Sar is the one in which when the actuator moves away from the sensor all safet...

Page 10: ...BK 1BN 2WH 1 2 3 4 1BN 3BU 2WH 4BK 1 2 3 4 3BU 4BK 1BN 2WH 4BK 1BN 2WH 3BU 4BK 1BN 2WH 3BU GN GY BN WH YE PK 4BK 1BN 2WH 3BU 4BK 1BN 2WH 3BU GN GY BN WH YE PK 1NC 1NO plug M8 2NO plug M8 1NC 1NO plug...

Page 11: ...H MC36CM pair and in repeating for each sensor actuator pair all the operations concerning the machine start up procedure Maintenance consists of a regular cleaning of the sensor and the actuator and...

Page 12: ...or sensors without LED Rated operational current Ie 0 25 A resistive load Short circuit proof No Switching frequency 100 Hz Max switching load 6W resistive load Thermal current Ith 0 25 A 9 3 Actuatin...

Page 13: ...with M12 connector 9 9 Cable version Model Output contact Associated actuator Usage cathegory MC36CH2OxA2 2 NO MC36CM max 4 MC36CH2OxA2L 2 NO MC36CM max 4 MC36CH1O1CxA2 1NO 1NC MC36CM max 4 MC36CH1O1...

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