This document is about Honeywell Safety Manager Safety Manual's safety manual, mainly introduces the use of the product and precautions
About this manual
This Safety Manual is a reference guide for Honeywell Safety Manager, covering safety concepts, required skills, training, and standards compliance. It defines the scope of the manual, prerequisite knowledge, and the safety standards such as IEC 61508/61511 that apply to process and equipment under control.
Key sections include architectural principles, fault detection and response, special functions, and specific requirements for TUV‑approved and fire‑and‑gas applications. The document also details module types, power‑supply configurations, and SIL support for safety‑related functions.
What's inside
- Safety Manual Overview
- Basic skills and knowledge
- Safety standards and SIL
- Architectural principle and standards
- Fault detection and response
- Special functions
- TUV‑approved application requirements
- Fire & Gas applications
Specifications
| Supported SIL levels | SIL1 to SIL3 |
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| Supported field input modules | SAI‑0410, SAI‑1620m, SDIL‑1608 |
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| Supported field output module | SDOL‑0424 |
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| Redundant power‑supply sources | 220 Vac mains and 24 Vdc battery backup |
Frequently asked questions
What safety integrity levels does Safety Manager support?
Safety Manager supports SIL1 up to SIL3.
Which field input modules are allowed for TUV‑approved applications?
The allowed input modules are SAI‑0410, SAI‑1620m and SDIL‑1608.
What is required for each visual indication in Fire & Gas applications?
Each visual indication must have its own dedicated digital output.
What power sources are recommended for redundant power supplies?
Use different primary sources such as 220 Vac mains and a 24 Vdc battery backup.