The HIMA F7131, F7133, and F7130A modules are part of HIMA’s safety-related control systems used primarily in industries such as oil and gas, chemical, and process control.

Product Names:

1. HIMA F7131
2. HIMA F7133
3. HIMA F7130A

Product Descriptions:

• HIMA F7131: A versatile safety module designed to perform various safety functions. It features a high degree of reliability and can be incorporated into complex safety systems.
• HIMA F7133: An advanced safety module that provides additional features and capabilities over F7131, suitable for larger, more demanding safety applications.
• HIMA F7130A: A foundational module focused on providing essential safety control functions, often used in applications requiring straightforward and reliable safety solutions.

Product Parameters and Specifications:

(Note: Actual parameters may vary based on configuration and use case)

1. General Parameters:
   • Supply Voltage: Typically operates within a range of 20-30 V DC.
   • Power Consumption: Varies by module; approx. 2-6 W per module.
   • Ambient Temperature Range: Typically -20°C to +60°C (-4°F to +140°F), depending on specific configurations and installation conditions.
2. Input/Output (I/O):
   • Digital Inputs: Number may vary (usually between 8-32).
   • Digital Outputs: Number may vary (usually between 4-32).
   • Relay Outputs: May include options for safe relay outputs for critical functions.
3. Communication:
   • Supports various fieldbus protocols such as PROFIBUS, MODBUS, and HIMA’s proprietary protocols for integration with existing systems.
   • Ethernet capabilities for remote monitoring and diagnostics.
4. Safety Standards:
   • Designed to meet or exceed international safety standards, including IEC 61508 SIL 3, which ensures high reliability and fault tolerance.

Product Uses:

• Process Industry Safety: These modules are primarily used in the process industry to ensure the safety of operations, particularly in hazardous environments.
• Emergency Shutdown Systems (ESD): Integral in systems designed to safely shut down processes in the event of an emergency.
• Fire and Gas Detection: Used in systems that monitor and respond to fire and gas hazards.
• Monitoring and Control: Applied in applications requiring constant monitoring of critical parameters to avoid hazardous conditions.