C&E Invites You To Safety Simplified

Join your SAFETY AUTHORITY as we hit the road to demonstrate  the advantages of In-Series Diagnostics (ISD) utilizing the SC10-2ROE Safety Controller from Banner Engineering.

Our first two stops are coming up: March 17 in Nashville, TN & March 18 in Bowling Green, KY

All attendees will receive a complimentary SC10-2ROE Safety Controller with ethernet and programming cable valued at $459 for attending.

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Easy-to-Implement Diagnostic Capabilities for Complex Safety Systems

Users can troubleshoot machine safety systems, prevent system faults, and reduce equipment downtime. Using ISD makes implementing safety into a system easy using a single wire compared to other complex configurations.  

This innovative, next generation technology is exclusive to safety devices from Banner Engineering, including SC10 Series safety controllers, SI-RF Series RFID safety switches, the ISD Connect, and E-Stop buttons. ISD compatible devices achieve the highest levels of safety (Category 4, PL e, or SIL CL 3 safety ratings).

Prevent and Reduce Unplanned Downtime

In-Series Diagnostics gives machine owners and operators greater insight into the health and performance of their equipment, making them less reliant on outside experts to solve system problems. Users can monitor the status of each device in their safety system in real-time, identify the location and nature of any potential problems, and receive alerts if a critical event does occur.

Simple, Cost-Effective, and Easy-to-Implement

With ISD technology embedded in the safety devices and by communicating using the same cables, connectors, adaptors, and inputs that connect devices to the safety controller eliminates the time, hassle and expense of running designated cabling between each device and the control panel in order to access diagnostic data. Users can add, move, or remove safety devices as needed and then easily error-proof the entire safety system prior to deployment.

Easy Access to Detailed Diagnostic Data

Data is collected from up to 32 compatible devices in each In-Series Diagnostic chain. Using an HMI or similar device, users can view the status and location of each device and drill into the data to determine the unique tag value, internal temperature, voltage, and other device-level details. System alerts notify staff if a monitored door has been opened, an E-Stop button pressed, or any other critical event has occurred.