Product Type:Safety Relay
Product ID:XPSAC5121
Schneider Type Designation:Preventa Safety Module
Range of product:Preventa
Output type:Relay instantaneous opening
Number of NO circuits:3
Volt-free circuit(s):1 solid state output
Control circuit voltage:24 V
Conventional free air thermal current:10.5 A
Net weight:0.16 kg
The Schneider Electric Telemecanique XPS AC Safety Relay XPSAC 5121 is engineered for critical applications where safety is paramount. This robust module is specifically designed to integrate seamlessly into complex safety systems, providing a reliable solution to prevent accidental machine operation under hazardous conditions.
With its high-precision relay technology, the XPSAC 5121 ensures instantaneous opening when triggered, effectively safeguarding personnel and machinery. The inclusion of three normally open (NO) circuits and an additional solid state auxiliary output further enhances its versatility, enabling it to meet diverse safety requirements.
Equipped with a control circuit voltage of 24 V, this safety relay is compatible with a wide range of industrial control systems. Its conventional free air thermal current rating of 10.5 A ensures reliable performance under varying environmental conditions, making it suitable for use in challenging industrial environments.
Featuring a lightweight net weight of just 0.16 kg, the XPSAC 5121 is easy to install and maintain, minimizing downtime and enhancing operational efficiency. Its compact size and durable construction contribute to its long service life, ensuring continuous safety protection over extended periods.
Designed with the latest advancements in safety automation technology, the Schneider Electric Telemecanique XPS AC Safety Relay XPSAC 5121 is an indispensable component in any safety-critical industrial setup. Its compatibility with Schneider‘s extensive range of safety modules and accessories ensures seamless integration, offering users a comprehensive solution for achieving the highest levels of safety and reliability.
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