Banner Otbvr81 Manual
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The OTBVR81QD is a Momentary Action Optical Touch Button with black polysulfone upper housing and fiber-reinforced VALOX® base construction. Electronics fully epoxy-encapsulated. Totally sealed, non-metallic enclosure. Optical touch buttons are touch-activated photoelectric switches designed to replace capacitive touch switches and mechanical push buttons. Optical touch buttons are ergonomically designed to eliminate the hand, wrist and arm stresses associated with mechanical push buttons. They require absolutely no physical pressure to operate. LED indicators light for power on and output activated.
Two indicator LEDs. Highly resistant to both single and mixed EMI and RFI noise sources.20 to 50°C Operating temperature range Housing Style Base Primary Housing Material Thermoplastic Polysulfone Product Type Actuator Function Optical Mounting Thread 30 mm Connection Type Integral QD Number of Pins/Conductors 5 Operation Normally Open/Normally Closed Output Type SPDT e/m Relay QD Type 7/8 in.
(Mini) Supply Voltage 20-30 V ac/dc Width/Diameter (mm) 59.9 Base Diameter (mm) 30 Environmental Rating IP66 NEMA Rating NEMA 1, 3, 4, 4X, 12, 13 Max Op. Temperature (°C) 50 Min Op. Temperature (°C) -20 Field Cover Color Black Button Type Momentary Feature: Chemical Resistant No Feature: Non-Illuminated Yes STB Series: Self-Checking Touch Button w/Yellow F.C.
Input: 20-30 V ac or dc; Upper Housing: Black Polyetherimide Outputs: Two Independent and Complementary Relays 2 m (6.5 ft) Cable STB Series: Self-Checking Touch Button w/Yellow F.C. Input: 20-30 V ac or dc; Upper Housing: Black Polyetherimide Outputs: Two Independent and Complementary Relays 2 m (6.5 ft) Cable OPTO-TOUCH 20-30 VAC OR DC,OUTPUT SPDT RELAY OTB Series Momentary Action Optical Touch Buttons Banner Optical Touch Buttons are touch-activated photoelectric switches designed to replace capacitive touch switches and mechanical push buttons. The OPTO-TOUCH's SPDT electromechanical relay or solid-state output (depending upon model) is activated for as long as a finger, introduced into the 'touch area' (yoke) of the switch, interrupts the OPTO-TOUCH's infrared sensing beam.
Banner Optical Touch Buttons are ergonomically designed to eliminate the hand, wrist, and arm stresses associated with mechanical push buttons. They require absolutely no physical pressure to operate. LED indicators light for 'power on' and 'output activated'. All models are highly resistant to EMI, RFI, and ambient light interference. OTBs have either a black polysulfone (or red Lexan®) upper housing and VALOX® base.
Lexan® models have the letter 'L' in their model number suffix. Environmental considerations for use of the two types differ; see specifications below. The 30mm threaded base on all models provides easy mounting, and Banner Optical Touch Buttons are easily retrofitted to existing machines. See pages 2 and 5 for model listings. OTB Series Momentary Action Optical Touch Button (QD model shown) E71083 LR41887-24 Specifications Supply Voltage: Models for 105 to 130V ac, 210 to 250V ac (50/60 Hz), 10 to 30V dc, or 20 to 30V ac/dc (at 25 mA, exclusive of load). Output Configuration: AC and ac/dc models: All models have SPDT electromechanical relay (one N.O. Contact, one N.C.
DC-only models: OTBVN6 models have complementary NPN sinking outputs; OTBVP6 models have complementary PNP sourcing outputs. M30 x 1,5 external threads and 1/2' NPSM internal threads. Base requires a 1-3/16' diameter mounting hole (fits most standard automotive-size 'jumbo' legend plates and oiltight pushbutton holes). Supplied with a field cover of polycarbonate-PET polyester. OPTOTOUCH OTBs are rated NEMA 1, 3, 4, 4X, 12, and 13. Cable: DC-only Quick-disconnect (QD) models require model MBCC412 4-conductor mini-type cable (p/n 25226); AC and ac/dc Quickdisconnect (QD) models require MBCC-512 5-conductor cable (p/n 25496; cables are purchased separately).
Mini-type QD cables are 12 feet long. Models with attached cable (non-QD models) are supplied with 6 feet of PVC-jacketed, 22 AWG 4- or 5-conductor cable.
Output Rating: AC and ac/dc models: Maximum voltage is 250V ac or 30V dc. Maximum current is 7 amps (resistive load), 1 HP max. Minimum load is.05 watts (dc),.05VA (ac). Mechanical life of relay is 50,000,000 operations (minimum).
Electrical life of relay is 100,000 operations (min.) at full resistive load. Transient suppression recommended when switching inductive loads. DC models: 150 mA maximum load (each output). Environmental Considerations (models with polysulfone housing): Prolonged exposure of the OPTO-TOUCH to direct outdoor sunlight will cause embrittlement of the polysulfone housing. Window glass effectively filters longer wavelength ultraviolet and provides excellent protection from sunlight.
Contact the factory Application Engineering Department regarding outdoor applications. Ambient Light Immunity: 120,000 lux (direct sunlight).
EMI/RFI Immunity: The OPTO-TOUCH is highly resistant to both single and mixed EMI and RFI noise sources. Operating Temperature Range: -20 to +50°C (-4 to +122°F). Environmental Considerations (models with Lexan® housing): Prolonged exposure of the OPTO-TOUCH to hot water and moist high-temperature environments above 150°F (66°C) should be avoided. Aromatic hydrocarbons (such as xylene and toluene), halogenated hydrocarbons, and strong alkalis should be avoided. Clean periodically using mild soap solution and a soft cloth. Avoid strong alkaline materials. Indicator LEDs: Two indicator LEDs.
One lights whenever power is 'on'; the other lights whenever the output relay is activated. Construction: Black polysulfone (or red Lexan®) upper housing and fiber-reinforced VALOX® base. Electronics fully epoxy-encapsulated. Totally sealed, non-metallic enclosure. Threaded base has Read all WARNINGs carefully. Banner OPTO-TOUCH™ OTB and OTBL Series Optical Touch Buttons are intended as general-purpose initiators, and are not safety devices.
Like most solid-state devices, they are as equally likely to fail in the conducting ('on') state as in the non-conducting ('off') state. If OPTO-TOUCH Optical Touch Buttons are used to initiate machines or operations in which false operation of an Optical Touch Button could be dangerous, point-of-operation guarding devices or related safety controls must be installed and maintained to meet all appropriate OSHA regulations and ANSI B11 machine safety standards. Printed in 86$ P/N 284365HY+ QD base (use MBCC-512 cable) 20-30V ac or dc. Purchase separately).20-30V dc power may be applied without regard to polarity Quick Disconnect (QD) Option (order model MBCC-412 or MBCC-512 mini-type cable) Cable connector end view.
For ac and ac/dc models SJT-type cable. Purchase separately). The photo shows a model SMB30S bracket with an OPTO-TOUCH attached. MBCC-512 cable (p/n 25496). (-) QD models require model MBCC-512 cable (p/n 25496. 12 foot lengths Cable connector.
SPDT electromechanical relay output. OTBVN6(L) and OTBVN6(L)QD complementary (+) sinking outputs Model OTBVN6(L)QD requires MBCC-412 cable (p/n 25226. SPDT electromechanical relay output. SPDT electromechanical relay output.OTB Series Momentary Action OPTO-TOUCH Hookup Information and Model Listing 10-30V DC models (see page 5 for ordering information) Add 'L' to specify Lexan upper housing (others are polysulfone). SPDT electromechanical relay output. 6-foot attached cable 120V ac.
For dc-only models Cable connector end view. QD base (use MBCC-512 cable) OTBA5 models: 105 to 130Vac OTBB5 models: 210 to 250V ac OTBVR81 models: 20 to 30V ac or dc.
OTBVP6(L) and OTBVP6(L)QD complementary sourcing outputs (+) Model OTBVP6(L)QD requires MBCC-412 cable (p/n 25226. Purchase separately). Models (-) OTBA5(L) OTBA5(L)QD OTBB5(L) OTBB5(L)QD OTBVR81(L) 120V ac.
6-foot attached cable 220/240V ac. Side view (MBCC-412 and MBCC-512 cable) The model SMB30S swivel-mount bracket (p/n 33204) is a versatile means for mounting a Banner OPTO-TOUCH Optical Touch Button. Hardware is stainless steel.
The SMB30S mounts by its base. ® Hookup Information and Model Listing AC and AC/DC models (see page 5 for ordering information) Add 'L' to specify Lexan® upper housing (others are polysulfone). SPDT electromechanical relay output. 'QD' in model suffix indicates Quick Disconnect base. And mounting bolts are included.
QD base (use MBCC-512 cable) 220/240V ac. 'QD' in model suffix indicates Quick Disconnect base. 6-foot attached cable) OTBVR81(L)QD 20-30V ac or dc. SPDT electromechanical relay output. Its swivel ball locks snugly in place when its two clamping bolts are tightened. The SMB30S lets you ergonomically position the OPTO-TOUCH on most machinery for maximum operator comfort and convenience. MBCC-412 cable (p/n 25226).
Bracket material is black VALOX®. ) which might accidentally block their sensing beam. P/n 30978 model OTC-1-GN.
This material is highly resistant to abrasion and to damage by most chemicals. Shown above) OPTO-TOUCH Field Covers OPTO-TOUCH Field Covers (see drawing.OTB Series Momentary Action OPTO-TOUCH OPTO-TOUCH base 4-pin QD base (dc models) OPTO-TOUCH base 5-pin QD base (ac and ac/dc models) Dimensions (see also QD base. P/n 30977 model OTC-1-YW. Which can be used to differentiate touch button functions when several touch buttons are in use: Black Red Yellow Green model OTC-1-BK. Field covers are available separately in four colors. To minimize the possibility of unintended switch operation.
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Contact Banner immediately at (612) 544-3164 for a no-charge replacement. Which is capable of absorbing high impacts (even at low temperatures). It should be installed. P/n 30979 VALOX® and Lexan® are registered trademarks of General Electric Company. If this cover is missing or has become lost or damaged.
As shown in the drawing at the right. Below) are designed to prevent inadvertent activation of OPTO-TOUCHs due to objects (loose clothing. Field covers are constructed of rugged polycarbonate-PET polyester blend.!
Safety Instruction A field cover has been supplied with this OPTO-TOUCH. P/n 30221 model OTC-1-RD. Every OPTO-TOUCH is supplied with a black field cover. And maintained. To protect personnel from dangerous machine motion. It is necessary to install point of operation guarding devices.Important Application Information Use of OPTO-TOUCH Optical Touch Buttons for Two-hand Machine Trip Controls Requirements for Anti-tiedown Circuitry Two-hand trip control has been a popular means for actuation of single-stroke presses and other single-cycle machinery for many years.
Federal law mandates the use of anti-tiedown control when two-hand trip actuators are used for cycle initiation of a single stroke part revolution clutched mechanical power press. As defined by OSHA regulations. OPTOTOUCH Optical Touch Buttons require power to operate and must not be used as E-Stop actuators under any circumstances. Such as safety light curtains and/or hard guards. And is not a point of operation personnel guarding device. 7-1-92 Edition.
OSHA Requirement for Anti-tiedown Control Use of OTBs for two-hand trip machine actuation must include 'anti-tiedown' control to prevent any means of defeating one or both actuators to create a one-hand trip.in a time which is less than or equal to 0. Titled 'Safety of Machinery.
A two-hand control device using OPTO-TOUCH OTB Series Optical Touch Buttons can provide protection only for the hands of the machine operator. Whether or not any particular two-hand control system installation meets all applicable OSHA requirements depends upon the details of how the two-hand control device is applied. Optical touch buttons (OTBs) provide an ergonomic (stress-free) alternative to conventional mechanical push buttons used as actuators in two-hand trip controls.7 Synchronous actuations In synchronous actuation an output signal shall be generated only when both control actuating devices are actuated. For assistance in obtaining copies of any of these standards.
Never use an OPTO-TOUCH Optical Touch Button as an actuator in an emergency stop (E-Stop) circuit. OSHA Code of Federal Regulation.
CFR Title 29.' Concurrent or 'synchronous' actuation of two-hand trips is the most popular approach to anti-tiedown control.Two-handed Control Device'. Defines synchronous actuation as follows: '6.217 (b) (6) (i) states: 'A two-hand trip shall have the individual operator’s hand controls protected against unintentional operation and have the individual operator’s hand controls arranged by design and construction and/or separation to require the use of both hands to trip the press and use a control arrangement requiring concurrent operation of the individual operator’s hand controls. European Standard prEN 574. There are numerous regulations and machine safety standards that apply to specific industries.
Contact Banner at the address or numbers listed at the bottom of page 6.' In the United States. NOTE: In addition to the standards and regulations mentioned above. E-Stop actuators must be purely mechanical devices that require no power to operate. The functions that a two-hand control device is intended to perform are regulated by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). If the control actuating devices are not actuated synchronously the output signal shall be prevented and it shall be necessary to release both control actuating devices and to reinitiate both input signals. When properly installed.
Field covers may also be ordered separately (page 3). Anti-tiedown circutry must be designed to ignore false input signals.
A black field cover will be received if the OPTO-TOUCH is ordered by its model number (only).) Ordering Information: OPTO-TOUCH Optical Touch Buttons are shipped with a black field cover. Or green field cover may be specified instead by ordering the OPTO-TOUCH using the appropriate 5-digit part number from the table.
(Also called 'anti-defeat' control. Ing us ble ca t ho er pp dc ing ot ec g) -fo nn or c rh pe ou ) sin kin Va urc ac d6 co eu c ay up Vd rel sin 40 dis ac so on DT N( -30 0/2 -30 0V P( ick ac lys xa n® he V ulf g OPTO-TOUCH Optical Touch Buttons Part Numbers. The design must assure that short duration signals (typically any signals less than a few milliseconds) are ignored. Contact 'bounce'. Anti-tiedown (Control): A two-hand trip control configured so that both of the operator's hands must be removed and then reapplied to the control actuating devices to start another machine cycle. Definitions: Two-hand Trip (Control): A control that requires the operation of two separate control actuating devices by a machine operator's hands for initiation of a machine cycle. And EMI or RFI 'noise'.358.