Kübler at the SPS 2022
Encoders for safety applications
Based on its Industrial Ethernet platform, Kübler presents the first safe SIL3-certified encoder.
The Sendix S58 Profisafe is available in size 58 mm as a singleturn and multiturn in a shaft or hollow shaft version. It transmits up to 16 bits safe or up to 24 bits non-safe as well as additional multiturn information of up to 12 bits safe in the fully redundant multiturn version. The encoders are equipped with the certified encoder profiles (Profinet v2.35/ Profisafe profile v2.6, Profidrive profile v4.2, Encoder profile v4.2,). The encoders from Kübler comply with encoder class 4/S2 and provide the recorded measurement and diagnostic data via safety telegrams 36/37 or non-safe telegrams 81, 82, 83, 84, 86, 88. The CRC calculation for confirming the F parameters is implemented via a Tool Calling Interface (TCI). The calculation program can be started directly from TIA Portal. The integrated iPar server reduces errors and commissioning times when replacing devices, and a web server is also integrated.
SPS 2022: Hall 7A, Stand 506
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