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ATEX Funkfernsteuerungen XD

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XD series

application in hazardous areas


Remote control + emergency stop function cat. 3 according to EN954-1 for application in hazardous areas, among others with compression proof capsuled receiver.


Applications:

  • Silos
  • Dust separators
  • Shredders
  • Dryers
  • Mixing machines
  • Grinding machines
  • Transport of bulk products (liquids, powder)
  • Gas transports
  • Overhead cranes
  • Gantry cranes
  • Lifting blocks

Technical detail

ATEX-characteristics transmitter
  • Ex II 1 GD
  • Ex ia IIB T5
  • Ex iaD A20 T100°C
  • Application zones: 1, 2, 21 and 22
ATEX-characteristics receiver
  • Ex II 2 GD
  • Ex dia IIB T6
  • Ex tD A21 T80°C
  • Application zones: 1, 2, 21 and 22
Radio communication Permanent radio connection
Frequency
  • 64 frequencies in the 433.100 ~ 434.675 MHz-range
  • 12 frequencies in the 869.9875 ~ 869.7125 MHz-range
  • Programmable by the user
Operating mode Simultaneous functions
Safety
  • Emergency-stop cat. 3 according to EN 954-1 (active and passive emergency cut-off that controls 2 positively driven safety relays in the receiver)
  • Redundant signal evaluation by 2 mirco-controllers
  • Permanent monitoring of safety relay status
  • Increased safety level in accordance with European standards and guidelines
Ergonomics Light, compact an ergonomically shaped transmitter
Transmitter versions
  • 6 pushbuttons / switch + start / buzzer + emergency stop
  • 8 pushbuttons / switch + start / buzzer + emergency stop
  • 10 pushbuttons / switch + start / buzzer + emergency stop
Available pushbuttons / switches
  • 1- / 2-stage pushbuttons
  • Selector switch 2 or 3 positions momentary or maintained
  • Selector switch with LED-display
Receiver versions
  • 18 function relays + 1 buzzer relay + 2 safety relays
  • Voltage supply: 12 / 24 V DC or 24 / 48 V AC or 110 / 230 V AC
Operating distance
  • 100 m in the industrial field
  • 300 m on the free field
An explosion takes place upon the co-occurrence of the following three elements:

  • Oxygen carrier
    • In this case the oxygen existing in the air
  • Fuel
    • Gas (methane, acetylene, e.t.c.)
    • Damp (benzine, solvents, e.t.c.)
    • Dust (wood, sugar, grain, e.t.c.)
  • Ignition source
    • Electric arc
    • Mechanical spark
    • Temperature rise

    • Definition of explosion-hazard zones due to:

      GAS, DAMPS and MIST

      Zone 0: area with a prevailing existing explosive atmosphere of a mixture consisting of air and fuels such as gases, damps or mist, durable, frequent or during long periods.

      Zone 1: area in which an explosive atmosphere consisting of a mixture of air and fuels such as gases, damps and mists is likely to develop occasionally or in normal operation.

      Zone 2: area in which an explosive atmosphere consisting of a mixture of air and fuels such as gases, damps or mists does not develop in normal operation, or should it finally develop after all lasts for only a short time.

      DUST

      Zone 20: Area in which an explosive atmosphere consisting of a cloud of flammable dust prevails in the air permanently or frequently or for long period.

      Zone 21: Area in which an explosive atmosphere consisting of a cloud of flammable dust can occasionally occur in the air.

      Zone 22: Area in which an explosive atmosphere consisting of a cloud of flammable dust cannot occur in the air in normal operation, or should it finally happen after all is just of a short duration.