Product Description
Pilz PNOZmulti 2 Modular Safety Controller System
The Pilz PNOZmulti 2 is a highly flexible and configurable safety controller system designed to implement and monitor multiple safety functions on machinery and plant equipment. This modular system is built for scalability, allowing for easy expansion and adaptation to specific application requirements, from simple E-stops to complex safety logic. The intuitive PNOZmulti Configurator software provides a user-friendly graphical interface for configuration, commissioning, and advanced diagnostics. This specific assembly offers a comprehensive solution, featuring a base module for core processing, multiple digital I/O expansion modules for connecting safety devices, and an Ethernet communication module for seamless integration into a wider control network.
Technical Specifications:
- System Type: Configurable Modular Safety Controller / Safety PLC
- Base Module (KZ60): PNOZ m B1 Base Unit, processes the safety logic and manages expansion modules.
- I/O Expansion Modules (KZ61, KZ62): 2x PNOZ m EF 8DI4DO, each providing 8 safe digital inputs and 4 safe semiconductor outputs.
- I/O Expansion Module (KZ63): 1x PNOZ m EF 4DI4DO, providing 4 safe digital inputs and 4 safe semiconductor outputs.
- Communication Module (KZ64): Ethernet communication module for diagnostics and connection to standard fieldbus networks.
- Total System I/O: 20 safe digital inputs, 12 safe digital semiconductor outputs.
- Configuration: Via PNOZmulti Configurator software tool.
- Safety Level: Suitable for applications up to PL e (EN ISO 13849-1) and SIL CL 3 (IEC 62061).
- Power Supply: 24 V DC
Pilz PNOZmulti 2 (System comprising KZ60, KZ61, KZ62, KZ63, KZ64) Modular Safety Controller / Safety PLC System
Shop the Pilz PNOZmulti 2, a complete and modular configurable safety controller system. This package includes a base unit, multiple digital I/O modules (8DI4DO, 4DI4DO), and an Ethernet communication module for comprehensive machine safety management and network integration.
