IDEC CORPORATION HS1E-140R
Specifications
Manufacturer
IDEC Corporation
Manufacturers Part #
HS1E-140R
Sub-Category
Safety Interlock Switches
Factory Pack Quantity
1
Datasheet
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Overview XW Series E-Stops Interlock Switches Enabling Switches Safety Control Relays Light Curtains AS-Interface Safety at Work HS1E Solenoid Locking Safety Switches HS1E Full Size Solenoid Locking Switches Key features: • Plastic Housing: Lightweight • 1500N locking retention force • Available with a red or green indicator • Choose from 4 circuit configurations • Flexible Installation: The actuator can be accessed from two directions • Ease of Wiring: M3.5 termination screws Part Numbers (Mechanical Spring Lock Only) Actuator Keys & Accessories Contact Configuration LED Standard Manual Unlock Key Appearance Part Number Description 1 Straight Monitor Circuit None HS1E-40R HS1E-40KR HS9Z-A1 2 Actuator 3 Main Circuit Main circuit: 1NC + 1NC 4 Right-angle Green HS1E-44R-G HS1E-44KR-G HS9Z-A2 Monitor circuit: 1NO/1NO 5 Actuator Solenoid Power 6 Indicator Adjustable 7 Contacts are linked to Red HS1E-44R-R HS1E-44KR-R HS9Z-A3 Actuator the solenoid mechanically. 8 Key Wrench 1 HS9Z-T1 (included with Monitor Circuit None HS1E-140R HS1E-140KR 2 switch) 3 Conduit Main Circuit Main circuit: 1NC + 1NC 4 HS9Z-P1 Opening Plug Green HS1E-144R-G HS1E-144KR-G Monitor circuit: 1NO 5 (G1/2) Solenoid Power 6 Indicator 7 Red HS1E-144R-R HS1E-144KR-R Contacts are linked to 8 the solenoid mechanically. 1 None HS1E-240R HS1E-240KR Monitor Circuit 2 3 Main Circuit Main circuit: 1NC + 1NC 4 Green HS1E-244R-G HS1E-244KR-G + Monitor circuit: 1NC + 1NC 5 Solenoid Power 6 – Indicator 7 Contacts are linked to Red HS1E-244R-R HS1E-244KR-R the solenoid mechanically. 8 1 Monitor Circuit None HS1E-340R HS1E-340KR 2 3 Main Circuit 4 Main circuit: 1NC + 1NC Green HS1E-344R-G HS1E-344KR-G + Monitor circuit: 1NC 5 Solenoid Power 6 – Indicator 7 Contacts are linked to Red HS1E-344R-R HS1E-344KR-R the solenoid mechanically. 8 1. Key wrench for TORX screws (HS9Z-T1) is supplied with the interlock switch. 2. Actuator is not supplied with the interlock switch, and must be ordered separately. 3. Manual unlock key is included with the interlock switch. 4. TORX is a registered trademark of Camcar Textron. 1705151128 800-262-IDEC (4332) • USA & Canada 341 HS1E Solenoid Locking Safety Switches Specifications EN1088, IEC60947-5-1, EN60947-5-1(TUV), ISO14119, GS-ET-19 (BG), UL508, CSA C22.2 No. 14, Conforming to Standards GB14048.5 (CCC approval), IEC60204-1, EN60204-1 (applicable standards for use) Operating Temperature –20 to +40˚C (no freezing) Storage Temperature –40 to +80˚C Relative Humidity 40 - 85% RH (no condensation) Altitude 2,000m maximum Rated Insulation Voltage (Ui) 300V (between LED or solenoid and ground: 60V) Impulse Withstand Voltage (Uimp) 4 kV (between LED or solenoid and ground: 2.5 kV) Between live and dead metal parts: 100 MΩ minimum Insulation Resistance Between live metal part and ground: 100 MΩ minimum (measured with 500V DC megger) Between live metal parts: 100 MΩ minimum Between terminals of the same pole: 100 MΩ minimum Electric Shock Protection Class II (according to IEC61140) Pollution Degree 3 (IEC60947-5-1) Degree of Protection IP67 (IEC60529) Operating Extremes 10 to 55 Hz, minimum (amplitude 0.35 mm) Vibration 2 Resistance Damage Limits 50 m/sec (approx. 5G) 2 Shock Resistance 1,000 m/sec (approx. 100G) Actuator Retention Force 1,500N minimum (per GS-ET-19) Actuator Operating Speed 0.05 to 1.0m/s Direct Opening Travel 11mm minimum Direct Opening Force 20N minimum Thermal Current (I ) Main circuit: 10A, Auxiliary circuit: 3A th Contact Gap Main circuit: 1.7 mm min., Auxiliary circuit: 1.2 mm min. Operating Frequency 900 operations/hour max. 1,000,000 operations min. (at full rated load) Mechanical Life 900 ops/hr (AC-12/250V, 6A) Electrical Life 100,000 operations (rated load) Conditional Short-circuit Current 100A (per IEC60947-5-1) Recommended Short Circuit Protection 250V, 10A fuse (Type D01 based on IEC60269-1, 60269-2) Operating Voltage 24V DC Current 292mA (initial value) Coil Resistance 102Ω (at 20ºC) Solenoid Pickup Voltage 20.4V maximum (at 20ºC) Unit Drop Out Voltage 2.4V minimum (at 20ºC) Allowable Voltage 26.4V max (continuous) Insulation Class Class F Operating Voltage 24V DC Current 10mA Indicator Light Source LED lamp Lens Color Red or Green Weight (approx.) 500g Contact Ratings Operating Voltage (Ue) 30V 125V 250V Resistive load (AC12) 10A 10A 6A AC Inductive load (AC15) 10A 5A 3A Resistive load (DC12) 6A – – DC Rated Operating Current (Ie) Inductive load (DC13) 3A 0.9A – Resistive load (AC12) – 3A 3A AC Inductive load (AC15) – – 3A Resistive load (DC12) 3A – – DC Inductive load (DC13) – 0.9A – 1705151128 www.IDEC.com 342 AS-Interface Safety at Work Light Curtains Safety Control Relays Enabling Switches Interlock Switches XW Series E-Stops Overview Auxiliary Main Circuit Circuit Overview XW Series E-Stops Interlock Switches Enabling Switches Safety Control Relays Light Curtains AS-Interface Safety at Work HS1E Solenoid Locking Safety Switches Application Examples and Circuit Diagrams HS1E-4 (Main Circuit: 1NC-1NC, Auxiliary Circuit: 1NO/1NO) Status 1 Status 2 Status 3 Status 4 Unlocked Manually Door Closed Door Closed Door Opened Door Opened Door Closed Switch/Door Machine ready to operate Machine cannot be started Machine cannot be started Machine cannot be started Machine cannot be started Status Solenoid de-energized Solenoid de-energized Solenoid energized Solenoid de-energized Solenoid de-energized Door Circuit Diagram Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically Main Circuit 3-4: Closed 3-4: Open 3-4: Open 3-4: Closed 3-4: Open Aux. Circuit 1-2: Open 1-2: Closed 1-2: Closed 1-2: Closed 1-2: Closed Solenoid 5-6: Power OFF 5-6: Power ON 5-6: Power ON 5-6: Power OFF 5-6: Power OFF HS1E-14 (Main Circuit: 1NC-1NC, Auxiliary Circuit: 1NO) Status 1 Status 2 Status 3 Status 4 Unlocked Manually Door Closed Door Closed Door Opened Door Opened Door Closed Switch/Door Machine ready to operate Machine cannot be started Machine cannot be started Machine cannot be started Machine cannot be started Status Solenoid de-energized Solenoid energized Solenoid energized Solenoid de-energized Solenoid de-energized Door (Note) (Note) (Note)(Note) (Note) Circuit Diagram Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to Contacts are linked to the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanicallythe solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanicallythe solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically the solenoid mechanically Main Circuit 3-4: Closed 3-4: Open 3-4: Open 3-4: Open 3-4: Open Aux. Circuit 1-2: Open 1-2: Open 1-2: Closed 1-2: Closed 1-2: Open Solenoid 5-6: Power OFF 5-6: Power ON 5-6: Power ON 5-6: Power OFF 5-6: Power OFF 1. Main Circuit: used to enable the machine to start only when the main circuit is closed. 2. Auxiliary Circuit: used to indicate whether the machine circuit or door is open or closed. 3. 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Circuit 1-2: Closed 1-2: Open 1-2: Open 1-2: Open 1-2: Open Solenoid 5-6: Power OFF 5-6: Power ON 5-6: Power ON 5-6: Power OFF 5-6: Power OFF HS1E-34 (Main Circuit: 1NC+1NC, Auxiliary Circuit: 1NC) Status 1 Status 2 Status 3 Status 4 Unlocked Manually Door Closed Door Closed Door Opened Door Opened Door Closed Switch/Door Machine ready to operate Machine cannot be started Machine cannot be started Machine cannot be started Machine cannot be started Status Solenoid de-energized Solenoid energized Solenoid energized Solenoid de-energized Solenoid de-energized Door 12 34 5 12 12 34 34 5 5 12 12 34 34 5 5 (Note) (Note) (Note) (Note) (Note) Circuit Diagram Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the Contacts are linked to the solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically solenoid mechanically Main Circuit 3-4: Closed 3-4: Open 3-4: Open 3-4: Open 3-4: Open Aux. Circuit 1-2: Closed 1-2: Closed 1-2: Open 1-2: Open 1-2: Closed Solenoid 5-6: Power OFF 5-6: Power ON 5-6: Power ON 5-6: Power OFF 5-6: Power OFF 1. Main Circuit: used to enable the machine to start only when the main circuit is closed. 2. Auxiliary Circuit: used to indicate whether the machine circuit or door is open or closed. 3. Terminals 7 and 8 are used for the LED indicator, and are isolated from solenoid or door status. 1705151128 www.IDEC.com 344 AS-Interface Safety at Work Light Curtains Safety Control Relays Enabling Switches Interlock Switches XW Series E-Stops Overview Main Solenoid Monitor Circuit Power Circuit Solenoid Main Monitor Solenoid Solenoid Main Main Monitor Monitor Power Circuit Circuit Main Power Power Circuit Circuit Circuit Circuit Solenoid Monitor Solenoid Main Monitor Main Solenoid Monitor Circuit Power Circuit Power Circuit Circuit Circuit Power Circuit Solenoid Main Monitor Main Solenoid Monitor Power Circuit Circuit Circuit Main Power Solenoid Circuit Monitor Circuit Power Circuit Solenoid Main Monitor Power Circuit Circuit Solenoid Main Monitor Solenoid Solenoid Main Main Monitor Monitor Power Circuit Circuit Power Power Circuit Circuit Circuit Circuit Main Solenoid Monitor Solenoid Main Monitor Main Solenoid Monitor Circuit Power Circuit Power Circuit Circuit Circuit Power Circuit Solenoid Main Monitor Main Solenoid Monitor Power Circuit Circuit Circuit Main Power Solenoid Circuit Monitor Circuit Power Circuit Solenoid Main Monitor Power Circuit Circuit Solenoid Main Monitor Solenoid Solenoid Main Main Monitor Monitor Power Circuit Circuit Solenoid Main Monitor Power Power Circuit Circuit Circuit Circuit Solenoid Main Monitor Solenoid Main Monitor Power Circuit Circuit Power Circuit Circuit Power Circuit Circuit Solenoid Main Monitor Solenoid Main Monitor Power Circuit Circuit Power Solenoid Circuit Main Circuit Monitor Power Circuit Circuit Solenoid Main Monitor Power Circuit Circuit Solenoid Main Monitor Solenoid Solenoid Main Main Monitor Monitor Power Circuit Circuit Power Power Circuit Circuit Circuit Circuit Solenoid Main Monitor Solenoid Main Monitor Solenoid Main Monitor Power Circuit Circuit Power Circuit Circuit Power Circuit Circuit Solenoid Main Monitor Solenoid Main Monitor Power Circuit Circuit Power Solenoid Circuit Main Circuit Monitor Power Circuit Circuit Main Solenoid Monitor Circuit Power Circuit Solenoid Main Monitor Solenoid Solenoid Main Main Monitor Monitor Power Circuit Circuit Power Power Circuit Circuit Circuit Circuit Solenoid Main Monitor Solenoid Main Monitor Solenoid Main Monitor Power Circuit Circuit Power Circuit Circuit Solenoid Main Monitor Power Circuit Circuit Solenoid Main Monitor Power Circuit Circuit Power Solenoid Circuit Main Circuit Monitor Power Circuit Circuit Overview XW Series E-Stops Interlock Switches Enabling Switches Safety Control Relays Light Curtains AS-Interface Safety at Work 90° R3.2 HS1E Solenoid Locking Safety Switches Dimensions (mm) • HS1E- MS (Actuator Retention Force 1500N) HS1E with indicator - using 1500N operating force Vertical Mounting Horizontal Mounting 104 Right-angle Actuator HS9Z-A2 Straight Actuator HS9Z-A1 4 88 33 10 Actuator Cover 11.0 HS9Z-A2 Actuator ±1 ±1 6.5 22 17.5 Actuator Cover 54.3 (RP) 31.2 HS9Z-A1 Actuator 21 46.5 (RP) 2-M6 Actuator Mounting Holes 61 5 89 RP: Actuator Mounting 89 Reference Position Slot Plug 3-M5 Screw (supplied) (Note) Mounting Hole Layout Note: Plug the unused actuator entry slot using the slot plug supplied with the interlock switch. Accessories • HS1E- MS (Actuator Retention Force 2000N) Straight Actuator (mainly for sliding doors) HS9Z-A1 Right-angle Actuator (mainly for hinged doors) HS9Z-A2 Vertical Mounting Horizontal Mounting 104 9 49.3 20 41.5 Right-angle Actuator HS9Z-A2S Straight Actuator HS9Z-A1S 4 88 19.3 11 11.5 2-M6 33 1 7.4 1 Screws 2-M6 Screws Actuator *After installing the actuator, 7.4 Actuator Cover 10 Actuator Mounting remove the actuator (red) Actuator Cover Holes Mounting cover. (red) Holes 2 Actuator Cover Actuator Cover 11.5 HS9Z-A2S Actuator ±0.5 HS9Z-A1S Actuator (3.5 ) ±0.5 19.2 17.5 Rubber Bushings 55.8 (RP) Rubber Bushings 22 2-M5 Actuator Mounting Holes 51.3 (RP) 21 61 5 89 RP: Actuator Mounting 89 Reference Position Adjustable Actuator For HS1/HS2 Series (HS9Z-A3) 36 18 (Note) • The actuator angle is adjustable (0˚ to 20˚) for Actuator Stop Slot Plug 3-M5 Screw hinged doors. Film (attached) (supplied) (Note) • The minimum radius of the door opening can be as Mounting Hole Layout small as 100mm. Note: Plug the unused actuator entry slot using the slot plug supplied with the interlock switch. • Actuator Mounting Reference Position (RP) 2-M6 Screws As shown in the figure below, the mounting reference position of the actuator when inserted in the interlock switch is: 5 2 The actuator cover touches the interlock switch lightly. 20 Door hinge Actuator After mounting the actuator, remove the actuator cover from the actuator switch. Mounting Holes Angle Adjustment Screw (M3 hexagon socket head screw) Door Stop 30 Interlock Switch Interlock Switch All dimensions in mm. Actuator Cover Actuator Cover Actuator Actuator Door Stop Accessories, continued Minimum Radius of Hinged Door 1705151128 800-262-IDEC (4332) • USA & Canada 345 R3.2 R3.2 2 20° (8.0) ±1 8.5 ±0.5 7.0 70.3 (RP) 68.8 (RP) 45.4 45.4 40 51 39.2 40 49.5 39.2 1.5 35 35 49.5 10 5.5 2 10 5.5 4 2 4 7.5 7.5 4 4 22 40 2 22 12.3 23.5 26 5 12.3 23.5 26 5 45 121 45 121 129 63 129 63 4.1 29.2 43 33 max. 12 (21) 1 23.5 26 23.5 26 ±0.5 21 ±1 19.5 65.8 (RP) 61 (RP) 22 29.2 22 44 58 72 40 58 4.1 29.2 43 Minimum Radius Minimum Radius 230 mm 230 mm Minimum Radius Minimum Radius 400 mm 400 mm Minimum Radius Minimum Radius 130 mm 130 mm Minimum Radius Minimum Radius 240 mm 240 mm Minimum Radius Minimum Radius 50 mm 50 mm Minimum Radius 8 0 mm Minimum Radius 8 0 mm HS1E Solenoid Locking Safety Switches • When using the interlock switch for a hinged door, refer to the minimum When using the HS9Z-A3 Angle Adjustable (vertical) Actuator radius of doors shown below. For the doors with small minimum radius, use • When the door hinge is on the extension line of the interlock switch surface: angle adjustable actuators (HS9ZA3 or HS9Z-A3S). Note: Because deviation or dislocation of hinged door may occur in actual applications, make sure of the correct operation before installation. HS9Z-A2 Actuator • When the door hinge is on the extension line of the interlock switch surface: • When the door hinge is on the extension line of the actuator mounting surface: H S9Z-A3/A3 S Actua tor H S9Z-A3/A3 S Door Hinge Actua tor Door Hinge • When the door hinge is on the extension line of the actuator mounting surface: HS9Z-A2 Actuator HS9Z-A2 Actuator Door Hinge Door Hinge 1705151128 www.IDEC.com 346 AS-Interface Safety at Work Light Curtains Safety Control Relays Enabling Switches Interlock Switches XW Series E-Stops Overview
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