Switching relay module D5091S
DCsafetyDIN rail mounted

switching relay module
switching relay module
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Characteristics

Type
switching, DC, safety
Mounting
DIN rail mounted
Other characteristics
I/O
Protection level
isolated
Load voltage

Max.: 27.6 V

24 V

Min.: 21.6 V

Description

5 A SIL 3 RELAY OUTPUT MODULE FOR ND LOAD WITH ND OR NE RELAY CONDITION DESCRIPTION The single channel Relay Output, D5091S is a relay module suitable for the switching of safety related circuits, up to SIL 3 level according to IEC 61508:2010 Ed.2 for high risk industries. It provides isolation between input and output contacts. Two mutually exclusive (by DIP-Switch programming) monitoring circuits are provided: 1) line input monitoring, to allow DCS/PLC line monitoring function: when enabled, the module permits a wide compatibility towards different DCS/PLC. Driving line pulse testing, executed by DCS/PLC, is permitted by a dedicated internal circuit, to prevent relay and LED flickering. 2) low voltage input monitoring: when enabled, the module reflects a high impedance state to the control unit when the driving voltage is below the specified threshold. D5091S provides 1 SPDT contact for two different safety functions: 1) SIL 3 Safety Function for Normally De-Energized load (energized in fail safe state)is available at Terminal Blocks 7-8. The driving signal is normally low (0 Vdc),the relay is normally de-energized, contact is open and load is de-energized. The safety function is met when the driving signal is high (24 Vdc),the relay is energized, contact is closed and load is energized. At Terminal Blocks 9-10 is also available a service contact (for service load) with opposite (not SIL) function.

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