440L-T4F0018-Q Datasheet, PDF (1/6 Pages) Allen-Bradley – Safety Light Curtains

Presence Sensing Safety Devices
Safety Light Curtains
Area Access Control
Description
The AAC photoelectric safety switch is a single-beam, noncontact
presence sensing safety device consisting of separate transmitter and
receiver units. The light beam produced between the emitter and
receiver provides access protection for hazardous areas.
The AAC serves as a presence sensing safety device for perimeter
guarding to protect personnel from potentially hazardous areas such
as:
• Robotic work cells
• Machining centres
• Palletizers
• Plastics machinery
• Stackers
• Settling machinery in the stone working industry
Features
• Long scan range
• Easy installation
• Die cast aluminium housing
• Heated front lens, i.e. it can be used even in outdoor applications
Specifications
Standards
Approvals
Protective Field Range
Number of Beams
Light Beam Diameter
Sender/Receiver Unit
Supply Voltage
Ripple
Frequency
Input, Sender
Test Time
Min. Opening Time of NC
Contact for Test
Power Consumption
Voltage Version
Sender Unit
Receiver Unit
Synchronization
Outputs
Switching Current (max./
min.)
Switching Voltage (max./
min.)
Response Time
Connection Cable
Front Screen Heating
Operating Data
Protection Class
Enclosure Rating
Safety Category
Requirements
Ambient Operating
Temperature
Storage Temperature
Air Humidity
Vibration
Impact Resistance
Weight
EN 50100
BG and CE marked for all applicable
directives
0.5 to 18m or 15 to 70m
1
23mm
24V DC ±20%
230V AC +15% to -10%
(special order)
115V AC +15% to -10%
Max. 5% of Uv
48 to 62Hz with AC version
Test contact
Max. 150ms
75ms
24V
115V
230V
5W
8W
8W
8W
11W
11W
Optical
Safety Relays—Max. Operating
Frequency 0.2Hz (1 operation in 5
seconds)
2A/0.02A
250V AC/24V DC
≤22ms
PG connector: IP67, max cable length
50m
Standard
I
IP67
Type 4
EN 50100 Part I/Part II
-25°C to 55°C
-25°C to 70°C
15% to 95%
5g, 10 to 55Hz to IEC 68-2-6
10g, 16ms to IEC 68-2-29
Sender unit: approx. 0.9 to 1.3kg
Receiver unit: approx. 1 to 1.4kg
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