Operation Instructions for Pilz PNOZ XV3P Safety Relay

Operation Instructions for Pilz PNOZ XV3P Safety Relay

PNOZ XV3P is a safety relay with delay function launched by Pilz. It has 3 instantaneous safety normally open contacts and 2 power-off delay safety contacts. It supports 24VDC power supply, single/dual channel input, and contact short circuit detection. The delay range is adjustable/fixed from 0.1s to 30s, meeting the safety levels of PL e/Cat.4/SIL3 (instantaneous) and PL d/Cat.3/SIL3 (<30s delay). It comes with redundant self-monitoring and LED status indication, and is installed on DIN rails. It is suitable for industrial safety circuits such as emergency stop, safety door, and safety grating. It has passed global certifications such as CE, UKCA, CCC, and T Ü V.

Basic Information and Security Standards

Product positioning

Model: PNOZ XV3P, safety relay (with power-off delay)

Standards: EN 60947-5-1, EN 60204-1, EN ISO 13849-1

Certification: CE, UKCA, CCC, T Ü V, cULus, EAC

Safety Warning

DANGER: Immediate Fatal Risk

Warning: Serious personal injury risk

CAUTION: Minor injury/equipment damage

NOTICE: Equipment damage prompt

user

Only professional qualified personnel are allowed to install, debug, and maintain.

Core functions and structure

Contact configuration

Contact type, quantity, action mode

Safe instantaneous contact 3 NO immediately activated

Safety delay contact 2-channel NO power-off delay disconnection

Work logic

Input closed → All contacts closed, CH1/CH2 indicator light on

Input disconnection → Instantaneous contact immediately disconnects, delayed contact timing before disconnection

Reset disconnect → Delay can be cancelled in advance

operation mode

Single channel/dual channel input

Short circuit detection with/without contacts

Automatic start/monitoring start

status indicator

POWER: The power supply is normal

START: Start circuit closure

CH.1/CH.2: Instantaneous contact closure

CH.1 [t]/CH.2 [t]: Delay contact closure

Key electrical parameters

Power supply and input

Parameter values

Supply voltage 24VDC, -15%~+10%

Power consumption 4.5W

Input voltage 24VDC

Input current 35mA

Starting circuit current 50mA

output capability

Load type, maximum current, maximum power

AC1（240V） 8A 2000VA

DC1（24V） 8A 200W

AC15（230V） 5A -

delay parameter

Delay model, delay range, accuracy

Fixed delay of 0.5/s/10s ± 15%+50ms

Adjustable short delay of 0.1~3s ± 15%+50ms

Adjustable delay of 0.3~300s ± 15%+50ms

Security feature data

Contact type PL category SIL PFH D life TM

Instantaneous contact PL e Cat.4 SIL3 2.31E-09 20 years

Delay<30s PL d Cat.3 SIL3 2.64E-09 20 years

Delay ≥ 30s PL c Cat. 1 SIL1 2.87E-09 20 years

Installation and maintenance

Install

35mm DIN rail installation, housing protection IP40

Control cabinet protection ≥ IP54

Wiring requirements

Wire diameter: 0.25~2.5mm ², torque 0.5Nm

The output front-end must be equipped with a 10A fast melting fuse

maintenance cycle

PL e/SIL3: Check once a month

PL d/SIL2: Check once a year

Fault type

Contact adhesion → unable to restart

Input short circuit/open circuit/ground fault → contact disconnection

Power supply abnormality → POWER light not on

Key issues

Question 1: What are the core differences in safety levels between the instantaneous and delayed contacts of PNOZ XV3P?

Answer: Instantaneous contact reaches the highest level PL e/Cat.4/SIL3; Delay<30s, contact is PL d/Cat.3/SIL3; Delay ≥ 30s, the contact only has PL c/Cat.1/SIL1, and the longer the delay, the lower the safety level.

Question 2: How to achieve early cancellation of the delay function of PNOZ XV3P and what scenarios is it applicable to?

Answer: The delay can be terminated in advance by disconnecting the Y39-Y40 reset circuit; Suitable for safety scenarios that require fast interrupt delay and immediate output cut-off, such as emergency reset operations.

Question 3: What is the key difference between the dual channel with contact short circuit detection mode and the ordinary dual channel mode?

Answer: The short circuit detection mode can identify input contact adhesion/short circuit faults and forcibly disconnect the output; Ordinary dual channel only monitors open circuit/ground faults and does not have the ability to detect contact short circuits, providing higher safety.