PM802F-Z 3BDH000002Z1 The newly upgraded PSENradar security radar system from Peer Magneto meets the need to protect workers and equipment in the most challenging environments with extended field of view capabilities and the ability to connect to the open Safety protocol Safety over EtherCAT (FSoE).
Expand the vision function to achieve diversified integration
The enhanced field of view capability of the PSENradar system makes it easier to integrate radar sensors into a variety of production environments. This extension of the field of view not only improves the adaptability of the radar sensor, but also gives it a particular advantage when used in narrow Spaces. For example, radar sensors can now be configured with symmetric, asymmetric, and corridor viewing angles, which allows PSENradar to be used reliably in different production environments and to save space in production areas where machines are cPM802F-Z 3BDH000002Z1 lose together or where sidewalks run directly through the machines.
New radar sensor to provide greater detection range
In addition to the existing radar sensors with a detection range of 0 to 5 meters, PSENradar now offers a new security radar sensor PSEN rd1.2 Sensor F-FOV LR with a detection range of 0 to 9 meters. This makes the protection of mobile applications more efficient, providing a greater range of security protection for automated production.
The perfect combination with PNOZmulti 2 provides a complete security solution
PSENradar, in combination with PNOZmulti 2, a configurable small controller, provides a secure and complete solution for monitoring protected areas. In the EtherCAT communication system, data is securely transmitted via FSoE. The new radar system evaluation device implements the FSoE function according to IEC 61508 standardPM802F-Z 3BDH000002Z1 , and the safety application level is up to SIL 3. As the FSoE master station, PNOZmulti 2 consolidates the monitoring of security functions for all radar applications in a single device and establishes secure connections with FSoE slave instances in the network.
