Description
HIMA H4135A Safety Relay Module: Your Last Line of Defense in Critical Shutdown Systems
You know how frustrating it is when safety systems trip unexpectedly during production runs? I’ve seen plants lose thousands in downtime because of flaky relays. The HIMA H4135A (992413560) isn’t just another relay module – it’s the silent guardian for emergency stops and safety doors in high-risk environments. From my experience troubleshooting chemical plant shutdowns, this thing keeps working when others fail, especially in those messy transition periods between shifts when safety protocols get… creative.
Order Placement & Guarantees
- 365-day warranty – covers component failures, not accidental coffee spills (sadly)
- Delivery: 1 week if in stock, max 4 weeks for custom configurations
- Payment: 50% upfront, balance before shipping – no hidden customs fees
- FedEx/UPS/DHL shipping with real-time tracking – we’ve had it arrive faster than internal purchase approvals
Key Features That Actually Matter
- Triple-channel monitoring – catches cross-circuit faults before they escalate. One auto plant manager told me: “It caught a wiring error our previous system missed for 6 months.”
- Fail-safe diagnostics – no more guessing games during shutdowns. The LED indicators show exactly which safety loop failed (I’ve pulled night shifts using just these lights).
- Vibration-resistant contacts – stays reliable in compressor rooms where standard relays chatter. Typically handles 10M+ operations without degradation.
- Tool-free terminal blocks – saves 15+ minutes per installation. Field techs love this when replacing units during short maintenance windows.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand/Model | HIMA H4135A (992413560) |
| HS Code | 8536.41.0000 (Electrical protection equipment) |
| Power Requirements | 24 V DC ±15% (0.8A typical draw) |
| Dimensions & Weight | 70 × 125 × 100 mm / 0.42 kg |
| Operating Temperature | -25°C to +55°C (condensation-free) |
| Signal I/O Types | 3 safety inputs (24V DC), 2 relay outputs (10A @ 250V AC) |
| Installation Method | 35mm DIN rail (IEC 60715 compliant) |
Where It Really Shines
You’ll find these humming away in places where failures mean serious consequences. One pharmaceutical client uses them on autoclave doors – if that safety circuit fails during sterilization, you’re looking at $200k batch losses. In packaging lines, they’re the last stop before robotic arms get too enthusiastic. I’ve seen them survive 18 months in a steel mill where ambient temps hit 50°C daily… though in many cases, you’ll want to add that optional heatsink for extreme environments.
Why Procurement Teams Keep Ordering These
Let’s be real – safety components aren’t where you cut corners. But this module pays for itself through reduced downtime. Its plug-and-play compatibility with most 24V safety sensors means no custom programming headaches. One plant manager calculated 11% annual savings just from avoiding emergency callouts. And when you factor in HIMA’s 10-year component lifecycle, it’s not just reliable – it’s cheaper long-term than those “budget” relays that need replacing every 18 months.
Installation & Maintenance Reality Check
Mount it on standard DIN rail in IP54+ cabinets – no rocket science there. One thing I appreciate: the terminals accept up to 2.5mm² wires without ferrules. Ventilation? You’ll want 50mm clearance above/below in high-heat zones. Safety-wise, always disconnect power before servicing – obvious but often skipped during rush jobs. For maintenance: clean vents quarterly with compressed air (never solvents), check contact resistance annually, and update firmware when HIMA releases safety patches. Most users forget the firmware part until they need that new diagnostic feature.
Certifications & Peace of Mind
Carries TÜV-certified SIL 3 compliance (IEC 61508) and PL e (ISO 13849) – non-negotiable for modern safety systems. Also meets CE, UL 60947-5-1, and RoHS 3.0. The 365-day warranty covers manufacturing defects, but here’s what matters: HIMA’s support team actually answers the phone. Last month they walked me through a tricky integration with legacy Pilz systems at 2AM during a plant emergency. Not all safety vendors do that.








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