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Key transfer system
EX-SHGV/ESS
- Key-operated selector switch
- Explosion protection for ATEX Zones 2 and 22
- Metal enclosure
Application:
The fundamental functional characteristic of a key transfer system is that, depending on the operating state of the machine control system, the key is trapped and cannot be withdrawn either
• in automatic mode (with the guard locked) in a control element (usually in a key-operated selector switch)
or
• in the guard locking device, namely in a lock, if the guard is open (in an electrically de-energised state).
In other words, a principle feature of the system is that the removable key is trapped either in the guard locking device or in the switch lock.
The locking device of the guard is designed in such a way that the trapped key can only be enabled if the guard is closed and locked (fail-safe). Only in this way can the key be transferred from here to the key-operated selector switch.
When the machine control system is switched on the key is trapped and cannot be removed for as long as the switch is set to ON.
If the transfer time between the opening of the key-operated selector switch and the locking of the guard is not sufficient for a hazardous machine motion to come to a standstill, a key-operated selector switch interlocking device may also be required.
Framework conditions
When using the EX-SHGV safety door interlocking system it must be ensured that
• the time between switching off at the control panel and access to the guard is greater than the stopping time of any hazardous motion, or that the key-operated selector switch interlocking device of the type SVE is used.
• only one key is used in the trapped key system and any spare keys available are stored carefully;
• the separate actuators of the EX-SHGV guard locking devices are fitted to the guard in such a way, e.g. with the non-reusable screws supplied with the equipment, that they cannot be released by simple means;
• the entry throat for the separate actuator is fitted in the guard locking device in a concealed position where at all possible. This recommendation applies generally to interlocking devices with separate actuator.
Design and mode of operation:
Key-operated selector switch of the SHGV/ESS type
The key-operated selector switch of the SHGV/ESS type as control element to interrupt or switch off the automatic mode.
SVM interlocking device with key-operated selector switch
The SVM interlocking device with key-operated selector switch is used when multiple safety guards must be operated with one key-operated selector switch.
Guard locking device Type SHGV
The design of the type SHGV interlock device is based on a metal-encapsulated position switch with separate actuator, but the function of the position monitoring and locking is based exclusively on a mechanical principle of operation using the integrated lock barrel and the positively connected mechanism as well as the interaction between actuator and the articulating mechanism in the device head.
Version with a second lock barrel
The version with a second lock barrel using which the operation of lock barrel 1 can be blocked if an operator needs to access a room and wishes to protect himself from unintentional start-up of the machine control system by a third party.
The fundamental functional characteristic of a key transfer system is that, depending on the operating state of the machine control system, the key is trapped and cannot be withdrawn either
• in automatic mode (with the guard locked) in a control element (usually in a key-operated selector switch)
or
• in the guard locking device, namely in a lock, if the guard is open (in an electrically de-energised state).
In other words, a principle feature of the system is that the removable key is trapped either in the guard locking device or in the switch lock.
The locking device of the guard is designed in such a way that the trapped key can only be enabled if the guard is closed and locked (fail-safe). Only in this way can the key be transferred from here to the key-operated selector switch.
When the machine control system is switched on the key is trapped and cannot be removed for as long as the switch is set to ON.
If the transfer time between the opening of the key-operated selector switch and the locking of the guard is not sufficient for a hazardous machine motion to come to a standstill, a key-operated selector switch interlocking device may also be required.
Framework conditions
When using the EX-SHGV safety door interlocking system it must be ensured that
• the time between switching off at the control panel and access to the guard is greater than the stopping time of any hazardous motion, or that the key-operated selector switch interlocking device of the type SVE is used.
• only one key is used in the trapped key system and any spare keys available are stored carefully;
• the separate actuators of the EX-SHGV guard locking devices are fitted to the guard in such a way, e.g. with the non-reusable screws supplied with the equipment, that they cannot be released by simple means;
• the entry throat for the separate actuator is fitted in the guard locking device in a concealed position where at all possible. This recommendation applies generally to interlocking devices with separate actuator.
Design and mode of operation:
Key-operated selector switch of the SHGV/ESS type
The key-operated selector switch of the SHGV/ESS type as control element to interrupt or switch off the automatic mode.
SVM interlocking device with key-operated selector switch
The SVM interlocking device with key-operated selector switch is used when multiple safety guards must be operated with one key-operated selector switch.
Guard locking device Type SHGV
The design of the type SHGV interlock device is based on a metal-encapsulated position switch with separate actuator, but the function of the position monitoring and locking is based exclusively on a mechanical principle of operation using the integrated lock barrel and the positively connected mechanism as well as the interaction between actuator and the articulating mechanism in the device head.
Version with a second lock barrel
The version with a second lock barrel using which the operation of lock barrel 1 can be blocked if an operator needs to access a room and wishes to protect himself from unintentional start-up of the machine control system by a third party.