Product category:
Alarms, annunciators and safety interlocks
News Release from: Fortress Interlocks | Subject: E-stop
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 01 August 2007
Fortress introduces a configurable
E-stop
Fortress Interlocks has introduced an Emergency Stop (E-stop) into its eGard range of safety interlocks that can be configured to connect to a programmable logic controller or AS-i network
The E-stop AS-i enabled has only one flexible cable that clips the E-stop and base connector together for easy installation Easy connection to an AS-i monitor means that programming complex functions can be completed through a single monitor and, once verified, the system cannot be modified without access passwords, as an added security measure
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 16 Aug 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Modular interlocks with rotary switches
Industrial safety specialist Fortress Interlocks has extended its range of mGard trapped key safety interlocks: the range of modular locks and key exchange units comes complete with rotary switches
eGard is a modular system that simply clips together and provides a vast number of options including the addition of stop and start switches, indicator lights or gate switch modules and is designed to fit straight on to a standard extruded aluminium machine guard without the need for additional brackets.
Ease of installation of the modules and unit, and an internal network that is self-configuring, provides huge cost savings to the specifier on wiring and installations.
All eGard configurations can be easily connected to PLCs and mimic panels, or used on an AS-interface network.
The beauty of eGard is its adaptability; modules and features can constantly be added or removed.
Its corrosion resistant body is designed for Category 4, high risk, applications and complies with international standards.
For more information about the eGard range, please visit the company website.
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