New Safety Relays
Phoenix Contact Safety Relay Modules and Sensors are SIL-certified and allow for easy installation and configuration of the modules. By utilizing safety relay modules, safety functions can be reliably implemented in machines and systems. These products monitor signals from light grids, emergency stop buttons, and safety door switches, initiating a safe state when necessary. Phoenix Contact safety relay modules are TÜV-certified in accordance with EN ISO 13849 up to PLe or IEC 61508 up to SIL 3.
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Phoenix Contact Safety Relay Modules & SensorsSIL-certified and allow for easy installation and configuration of the modules.10/14/2025
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Phoenix Contact PSR Safety Relay ModulesOver-speed and zero-speed safety relay modules, designed for motion monitoring.10/9/2025 -
Phoenix Contact PSR-UNI-L Multifunctional Safety RelaysDesigned to monitor up to two single-or dual-channel safety sensors in a single device.8/18/2025 -
TE Connectivity SRS2 Force Guided RelaysSmall size of 28mm x 6mm x 15.5mm is ideal for safety applications with limited space.4/17/2025 -
Panasonic SFS Slim Type Safety Relays13mm slim profile designed for space-constraint applications offers 4-pole and 6-pole relay types.5/1/2024 -
TE Connectivity SRS & SRK Safety RelaysSingle and multi-function relays that ease the interfacing between safety devices and machinery.2/19/2024 -
Littelfuse AF0025 Arc-Flash Detection RelaysFeatures innovative arc-flash protection in a compact 46.23mm depth.12/6/2023 -
Phoenix Contact PLC21 Safety Coupling RelaysDesigned with a slim 14mm profile for applications in which panel space is a concern.11/6/2023 -
TE Connectivity Force Guided Relays SR6 Next GenerationFeatures force-guided contacts that monitor contact state with 99% diagnostic coverage.10/10/2023 -
Weidmuller SAFESERIES SIL3 Safety Relays24VDC voltage rating, 6A continuous current rating, and test inputs for testing the relay contacts.9/16/2022 -
Schneider Electric Harmony™ XPS Basic & Universal Safety ModulesDesigned to protect industry operators and machines from moving machine part incidents.3/25/2022