The HIMA F6217 module is a part of HIMA’s safety system solutions, designed to ensure the safety and reliability of industrial processes.

Product Name:

HIMA F6217 Safety Module

Product Description:

The HIMA F6217 is a safety module that integrates with HIMA’s safety systems. It’s part of their range of solutions designed for safety-critical applications, typically used in industrial settings to manage safety functions and ensure compliance with safety standards. The module is built to deliver high-performance safety control, offering robustness and reliability in various operational conditions.

Product Parameters and Specifications:

• Type: Safety Module
• Series: F6200 Series
• Functionality: The module is used for processing safety-related signals and executing safety functions in accordance with industrial safety standards.
• Input/Output Channels: Typically includes multiple inputs and outputs for connecting to various sensors and actuators in a safety system.
• Communication Interfaces: Supports communication protocols commonly used in industrial safety systems, such as PROFIBUS, MODBUS, or Ethernet/IP.
• Safety Integrity Level (SIL): The F6217 is designed to meet high SIL levels, often SIL 3 or SIL 2, depending on the application and configuration.
• Certification: Complies with international safety standards such as IEC 61508 and IEC 61511.
• Operating Temperature Range: Usually operates within a standard industrial temperature range, such as -20°C to +60°C.
• Power Supply Requirements: Typically requires a DC power supply, with specific voltage and current ratings detailed in the datasheet.
• Dimensions: Compact design suitable for integration into control cabinets; dimensions and weight are specified in the technical datasheet.

Product Use:

The HIMA F6217 safety module is used in various industrial applications where safety is critical, such as:

• Process Automation: In chemical plants, oil and gas facilities, and manufacturing processes where safety functions are essential to prevent accidents and ensure safe operation.
• Machine Safety: For protecting personnel and machinery in automated systems, ensuring that machines operate safely and shutdowns occur in the event of faults or hazardous conditions.
• Emergency Shutdown Systems: To manage emergency shutdown procedures, ensuring that critical processes are safely halted in case of dangerous situations.