Re: [PSES] EStops

2023-04-20 Thread Douglas Powell
I would think the main concerns would be visibility, and accessibility. Possibly you could use something similar to a machinery Emergency stop pendant station, except post mounted. -Doug Douglas E Powell Laporte, Colorado USA doug...@gmail.com LinkedIn

Re: [PSES] EStops

2023-04-20 Thread sgbrody
Thanks Doug Sent from my T-Mobile 5G Device Original message From: Doug Nix Date: 4/20/23 4:30 PM (GMT-05:00) To: EMC-PSTC@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG Subject: Re: [PSES] EStops Hi Steve,As far as ISO 13850 and ISO 12100 are concerned, there is no problem with a button on a post

Re: [PSES] EStops

2023-04-20 Thread Doug Nix
Hi Steve, As far as ISO 13850 and ISO 12100 are concerned, there is no problem with a button on a post lagged to the floor. As long as the estop device is located “within reach” of the operator’s normal location, usually interpreted as about 1 m either side of the centreline of the workstation

Re: [PSES] EStops

2023-04-20 Thread MIKE SHERMAN
Steve -- I have not read ISO 13850, but it is a key requirement in my mind that ESTOPs are readily accessible to the operator. Mike > On 04/20/2023 3:21 PM sgbrody wrote: > > > Experts, > > Have read through EN ISO 13850 know that an ESTOP can be a button on the > machine, or

[PSES] EStops

2023-04-20 Thread sgbrody
Experts,Have read through EN ISO 13850 know that an ESTOP can be a button on the machine, or a floor mounted foot actuator, or a rope pull.The option my client's customer would like is a post, lagged to the floor, that has the ESTOP mounted on it.I can't give you information on the system other