Honeywell SYA14 Series, Manual

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Key Operated Safety Interlock Switch PK 81590
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NOTICE
Tamperproof screws must be used to mount the
switch and key.
Correct functioning of the positive break switch
must be checked during initial installation and
periodically thereafter, noting any wear or drift
which could occur in the application.
FIGURE 1
BASIC SWITCHES/WIRING
Basic switches are not available as replacement
parts. Circuitries in Figure 1 are shown with the key
inserted. M3 spade terminals, up to 6,35 mm (.25
in.) wide, may be used with all basic switches.
The positive break contact 21-22 and/or 11/12
must be correctly wired into the circuit to ensure
disconnection of the supply, should the switch
mechanism fail.
Before energizing associated equipment, always
check for correct functioning of the switch
mechanism and the positive break mechanism.
After installation and often thereafter, check if any
change or adjustment has been made to the switch
or to the associated installation and, if so, readjust.
INDICATORS (See Figure 2)
Diagrams are shown with key inserted; yellow
indicates door closed, green indicates power on.
Single LED, universal voltage, PLC-compatible,
LED leakage current < 1.5mA
Dual LED, average current draw = 7 mA per LED
Circuits are shown with MBB slow action basic
switch. Any basics shown in Figure 1 may be used
with indicators.
T=Terminal
R=Red wire
B=Black wire
FIGURE 2
YELLOW
GREEN
YELLOW
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
The safe operation of the machine will depend
upon the safe working of all components and
switches. A regular maintenance routine for the
machine must be established, and that routine
should specifically cover the complete application
involving the switch. To enhance operator safety,
inspect often for any wear on the actuator
mechanism (including the key) operating the switch,
or on the switch itself, or for any appreciable drift in
the operating characteristics. Correct any such
wear or drift as soon as it is detected.
As part of the routine maintenance, attention
must be paid to that part of the machine which is in
any contact with the actuator (key) and to the
switch mounting, to ensure that the actuation is
maintained to the specified travel.
During the routine maintenance, check for correct
functioning of the positive break mechanism for
electrical operation, which shall be carried out by a
qualified person.
Periodic maintenance of the switch will ensure
that continued safe operation of the switch is
maintained. The frequency of maintenance will be
determined by the type of machinery, the frequency
of operation, the application and the local
environment.