Te be honest it's not the starting without a motor connected, it was the disconnecting on load I was more concerned with.
Be careful about a single contact for e stops because they should be PLc, which may mean dual channel.
This is why I suggested a configurable Harting (Other makes are available) type as they can be metal hoods, IP 65 (if needed), configurable pins, and coded to the base so they can't be plugged in the wrong way/in the wrong place.
All of those things go to ensuring that you may still comply with the safety standards for e-stops.
Te be honest it's not the starting without a motor connected, it was the disconnecting on load I was more concerned with.
Be careful about a single contact for e stops because they should be PLc, which may mean dual channel.
This is why I suggested a configurable Harting (Other makes are available) type as they can be metal hoods, IP 65 (if needed), configurable pins, and coded to the base so they can't be plugged in the wrong way/in the wrong place.
All of those things go to ensuring that you may still comply with the safety standards for e-stops.
