LMT-ICS-9
Interlock control system ICS-9
The interlock control system ICS-9 reaches the highest possible performance level "PL e" when properly installed in accordance with EN ISO 13849-1.
Electronic Room Protection
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Electronic Room Protection
Laser systems of classes 3B and 4 must be constructed in accordance with the German Ordinance on the Protection of Employees Against Hazards caused by Artificial Optical Radiation (OStrV) in such a way that no hazardous laser radiation can penetrate through to the outside. Electronic interlocks on the laser that prevent laser emission within an open laser environment (such as an open door or flap) represent one option for ensuring this protection is provided.
LMT-ICS-CON
Interlock Configurator
We offer a free download of the ICS-6 Interlock Control System Configurator as an aid for optimum adaptation of the ICS-6 system to the prevailing conditions.
LMT-ICS-KP-12
Access Keypad with override
Numeric coded keypad for access control in interlock systems
LMT-ESTOP-BG
Emergency break, green glas
Emergency break switch, needeed for laser room protection (in this case with green glas)
LMT-ICS-1-DB
Interlock distribution box
Distribution boxes for active insertion into a laser protection interlock system
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