Technical Data
We, the manufacturers, declare that the components, detailed herein and placed on the market, comply with all the essential
health and safety requirements applying to them.
Empowered signatory:
Mr T.C. Whelan
Managing Director
EC-Declaration
Application
The MSI is designed to operate as part of an integrated safety system,
controlling access to hazardous areas to motor driven, high risk
applications where complete isolation of the power supply is required
before access is granted. Two sensors are positioned on the rotating
shaft, these are wired into the MSI unit.
When the electric motor is running, the key of the MSI interlock
cannot be removed, hence preventing access to the hazardous area.
To gain access to the area, the electrical motor must be switched
off by turning the key to OFF position. This changes the switches of
the electrical supply to the machine to a safe condition. A movement
sensing detector sends a signal to the MSI unit once a zero movement
of the motor has been stated. A green LED illuminates. By pushing
the green button, the key can now be removed and taken by the
personnell to the AI access interlock.
The guard can only be opened when the electrical supply has been
switched into a safe condition.The machine cannot be restarted
until the door is closed and the key is removed and taken to the MSI
movement sensing interlock.
Temperature Minimum: -5ºC [23ºF]
Maximum: 55ºC [131ºF]
Type of mounting Surface mount using suitable fasteners (please refer to drawing on page 4 for more details)
Attachment Millimeters: 240mm(H) x 140mm(W)
Inches: 9.45”(H) x 5.51”(W)
Weight 5.0 kg
Material Brass or Stainless steel lock portions, powder coated mild steel enclosure
Standards EN60439-1
Cable Size M20 Gland x 2
IP Rating IP65, NEMA 4 enclosure
Standards Standstill detection components to UL
Contact Rating Continuous, unattended, remote
Use Engine switch, circuit-breaker or control switch
Voltage 24 VDC and 240 VAC, 120 VAC
Max Motor Voltage 600V
Max Power Consumption 20VA / 18W