The HIMA Z7116 module is part of HIMA’s safety solution offerings, typically used in safety-critical applications in various industries such as oil and gas, chemicals, transportation, and more.

Product Name:

HIMA Z7116 Safety Module

Product Description:

The HIMA Z7116 is a safety I/O module designed for use in safety-related systems. It typically serves as an interface between the field devices and the HIMA safety controllers. The module is built to meet strict safety standards and provides features that ensure reliable operation in critical applications.

Product Parameters:

1. Type: Digital I/O Module
2. Safety Integrity Level (SIL): SIL 3 according to IEC 61508
3. Operating Temperature: Typically ranges from -20°C to +60°C (check specific documentation).
4. Power Supply: Specific supply voltage requirements, usually 24V DC.
5. Communication Interface: Typically standard communication protocols compatible with HIMA systems.
6. Connection Type: Depending on the number of input/output channels, may support standard connector types.
7. Number of Channels: Usually from 8 to 16 inputs/outputs, but the specific configuration should be referenced from technical documentation.

Specifications:

• Input/Output Configuration:
  • Can be configured for various I/O combinations.
  • Supports both digital inputs and digital outputs.
• Certification: Compliant with relevant international safety standards (ISO 13849, IEC 61508).
• Diagnostics: Built-in self-diagnostics and fault-tolerant features to ensure safe operation and quick fault detection.
• Module Redundancy: Options for redundant configurations for increased reliability.

Product Use:

• Safety Applications: Used in applications requiring high safety integrity, such as emergency shutdown systems, burner management systems, and other critical control scenarios.
• Industry Sectors: Commonly deployed in petrochemical, chemical processing, renewable energy, and infrastructure.
• Integration: Works seamlessly with other HIMA safety controllers and can be integrated into a safety monitoring system to manage and operate safety equipment effectively.