Safety relays

Safety relays monitor safety functions such as emergency stops, safety gates and light curtains and safely stop the machine when a fault is detected. SCN supplies safety relays from Wieland Electric, including the SNZ4052K, SNE4004K, SNO4003K, SNO4062K and SNO4063K, as well as the SAMOS modular safety controller for machines with several safety functions. They are used in emergency stop circuits, safety gate and door monitoring, light curtains, two-hand control and general machine safety. Our engineers help you choose the right safety function, number of safety outputs, supply voltage and reset mode for your application.

Solution areas

Product categories

Acceleration

Accuracy

Approvals

Auxilary contact

Built-in I/O

Capacity

Circuits 1-100

Coil Voltage

Communication Interface

Contact config

Contact function

Contacts

Continuous current

Control voltage

CPU performance

Current

Data logging

DIN-rail

Electrical connection

Expansion slots

Fieldbus/Interface

Flange size

Function

Housing

Housing Material

I/O slave module

IP Classification

Load Cell Type

Material

Material in contact with medium

Max current

Max operating speed

Max system voltage

Measuring range

Measuring technology

Measured variable

Memory

Modules

Mounting

Nominal diameter

Number of Ports 1-10

Operating system

Operating Temperature 40-125

Outer Diameter

Output Voltage

Phase

Photocell type

Positions

Pressure type

Process connection

RAID

Rated Power

Remote Access

Resolution Multiturn

Resolution Singleturn

Screen Size

Shaft Diameter

Storage

Stroke Length

Suitable for relay with number of contacts

Supply Voltage

Temperature Range

Touch

Type of Switch

Voltage

dB(A)

Brands

  • SAMOS

    SAMOS

    Samos® from Wieland You have lots of safety sensors that monitor your machine safety sing

    Samos® from Wieland You have lots of safety sensors that monitor your machine safety singly, in combination or all together? You need special devices for monitoring emergency stop, position switches, two-hand switches and light barriers? Devices with different shapes, numbers of terminals, terminal designations, circuitry? And you ask yourself how to link up all these…

  • SNE4004K

    SNE4004K

    Output expansion – 4 enabling current paths (NO) – 3 signalling outputs (NC)

    Output expansion – 4 enabling current paths (NO) – 3 signalling outputs (NC)

  • SNO4003K

    SNO4003K

    Base device: – single-channel activation in the supply. – circuit automatic and manual

    Base device: – single-channel activation in the supply. – circuit automatic and manual Reset. – with Reset button monitoring. – 3 enables – 1 indicator

  • SNO4062K

    SNO4062K

    Base device – single-channel or two-channel activation – automatic and manual Reset wi

    Base device – single-channel or two-channel activation – automatic and manual Reset with Reset button monitoring – short-circuit detection – 2 enables – 1 indicator

  • SNO4063K

    SNO4063K

    Base device – single-channel or two-channel activation – automatic and manual Reset

    Base device – single-channel or two-channel activation – automatic and manual Reset – with Reset button monitoring – cross monitoring – 3 enables

  • SNZ4052K

    SNZ4052K

    Base device – two-channel activation; 2x NC/NO start inhibit – cross monitoring – sy

    Base device – two-channel activation; 2x NC/NO start inhibit – cross monitoring – synchronous time monitoring – 2 enables – 1 indicator