The BRAUN Dual Channel Monitor E16224D for increased safety requirements is SIL2 / IEC 61508:2010 compliant. It receives input signals from speed sensors or flow rate transmitters. The two signal inputs are specially designed for our proven Differential-Hall-Effect-based A5S speed sensors.
- Monitor with sensor monitoring and self-test function with plausibility check
- 5-digit red LED display
- Frequency range 0 Hz…50 kHz
- 2 Signal Inputs for connection with two A5S series sensors
- 1 Analog Output 0/4…20 mA
- 1 Safety Output as DPST relay
- 3 Alarm Outputs via relay contacts
- PROFIBUS / RS232 Data Interface
- Maintenance-free during the lifetime, therefore minimized TCO
- Universal Power Supply range 20…265 Vuc
- SIL2 / IEC 61508:2010 compliant
♦ Fast, precise and safe
♦ Maintenance-free during Lifetime, therefore minimized TCO
♦ Increased safety with 1oo2 architecture
♦ Maximum availability with 2oo2 architecture
♦ Universal range of application, throughout mechanical and electrical engineering, in the chemical industry, in power plants, and at test stands
With single channel processing (1oo1) security provision is solely determined by the device configuration. Therefore the use of sensor monitoring with integrated plausibility control is essential. In such a case no redundancy is provided. Should a fault be detected, the entire system will be shut down immediately.
With two channel systems, there is a choice of implementation, dependent upon requirements. In principle, the two monitors operate in parallel yet independently. Alarm indication can be realized through the linkage of their Safety Outputs.
For 1oo2 processing, we have system redundancy with enhanced security through comparative diagnosis. In the case of fault detection, the entire system will be shut down. With 2oo2 processing, we still have system redundancy but with enhanced availability. Only if both monitors fail, the system as a whole will be shut down.
The E16521D.1 Speed Monitor permanently monitors the speed sensor for its correct function. During its complete useful lifetime of 20 years, the Monitor does not require any external proof tests and is completely maintenance-free.