Safety Information - reer MRFID S Series Installation, Bedienung Und Wartung

Magnus MRFID S
1 About these operating instructions
1.1 Validity
Variants of the following basic types are described:
- MRFID S
Data sheets can be requested additionally from ReeR for customer-specific
sensors. The information in the data sheet for customer-specific types, if they
differ from the operating instructions.
The operating instructions are to be made available to the person who is in-
stalling the safety sensor.
The operating instructions are to be kept in a legible condition and accessible
at all times.
Definition of symbols:
 Warning
Failure to comply can result in malfunctions or interference.
Failure to comply can result in injury and/or damage to the
machine.
 Information
Identifies available accessories and useful additional informa-
tion.
1.2 Number key safety sensor
MRFID (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
(1) S = Sensor, A = Actuator, C = Sensor + Actuator Combo
(2) S = 22mm
C = Actuator low coded, I = Individual high coding, U = Unique high coding
(3)
(4) A = Automatic, M = Manual
(5) M = M12 pigtail, 1 = 1 m cable, 3 = 3 m cable, 5 = 5 m cable, 10 = 10 m cable
1.3 Number key actuator
MRFID A S
2 Intended use
The safety sensors MRFID S and actuator MRFID A S may be used
exclusively for monitoring movable, separating safety guards.
This can be done in conjunction with a ReeR safety relay or comparable safety
controller. The sensor can also be used without additional safety relay/controller,
due to the integrated evaluation logic in the sensor as well as EDM input.
The overall control concept in which the security sensor is incorporated is to
be validated, for example, according to EN ISO 13849-2.
Approvals
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(tested in accordance with
ECOLAB standard)
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Safety information

- Make sure that the safety sensors are mounted only by specially
trained, authorized, qualified personnel and put into service
safely.
- Only install and commission the device if you have read and
understood the operating instructions and are familiar with the
applicable regulations on occupational safety and accident
prevention.
- The safety sensor may only be operated exclusively by the
actuator which is properly mounted on the guard. Actuation
when not mounted on the guard is prohibited.
- Operate the safety sensors only if they are in undamaged
condition.
- Make sure that the safety sensors are used exclusively to
protect against hazards.
- Make sure that all applicable safety requirements for the respec-
tive machine are complied with.
- Make sure that all applicable laws and regulations are complied
with.
- Residual risks are not known when the instructions in this man-
ual are adhered to.
5 Warning against misuse
- Inexpert or improper use or tampering in combination with the
use of safety sensors can lead to hazards for personnel or
damage to machine or system parts.
Also observe the relevant notes relating to EN ISO 14119.
- Make sure that no external component causes current or
voltage peaks which are higher than the specified electrical data
of the safety relay. Current or voltage peaks are produced for
example by capacitive or inductive loads.
- Exceeding the electrical data of the safety sensor (e.g. in case
of faulty wiring or shorts) can damage it irreparably.
- Operation of the safety sensor is only allowed with the
appropriate actuator and with the approved control options (see
Technical specifications).
6 Disclaimer
No liability can be accepted for damage or outages resulting from non-compli-
ance with this instruction manual. For damage resulting from the use of spare
parts or accessories unapproved by the manufacturer, any further liability of
the manufacturer is excluded.
Any unauthorized repairs, modifications and additions are not permitted for
safety reasons and the manufacturer is also not liable for any resulting damage.
[PROXIMITY SWITCH]
E469760
Tested chemical resistance to the
following cleaning detergents:
- Distilled water
- P3-topax 66
- P3-topactive 200
- P3-topax 52
- P3-topax 990
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