Moore Industries Safety Trip Alarm Certified by Exida for Functional Safety

April 24, 2012
Exida, an accredited global certification company, has certified Moore Industries’ STA logic solver for functional safety, ensuring that it meets the functional safety requirements for Safety Integrity Level (SIL) 3 capable per IEC 61508.

“Moore Industries has a strong development process that meets the requirements of Sil 3 - IEC 61508," says exida Certifying Assessor Iwan van Beurden.

Tina Lockhart, director of engineering at Moore, says exida’s understanding of the safety lifecycle has helped integrate the 61508 standard into Moore’s product development process.
“exida certification is the best choice for global functional safety certification,” Lockhart says. “They trained our experts to perform Fmeda analyses and helped us to migrate to version 2 of 61508. Their understanding of the safety lifecycle has been invaluable.”
"This product fits a niche market needing a single loop safety rated logic solver,” adds exida Managing Director Dr. William Goble. "We are pleased that Moore Industries chose exida.”

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