PrimeTest®Automation PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT
- JoAnne Miller
- Jul 24, 2019
- 1 min read
Updated: Jun 18, 2025
Our latest product spotlight features a tried-and-true product we use in the majority of our custom automation projects.
Banner Expandable Safety Controller
Easily Programable with the option to add up to eight I/O expansion modules, the XS26-2 expandable safety controller is another integral component to many of our automated assembly systems.
What we like about this product is that, when you factor in both price and time saved, it offers a cost effective solution compared to using discrete components such as multiple estop monitors and safety relays. Its versatility allows us to stock a common device, and use it for multiple applications, eliminating special ordering, and waiting on product to ship.
The software is a free downloadable program, with no licenses or renewal processes. This reduces our record keeping and provides less for our customers to worry about. Also, It’s user-friendly interface allows even our newest engineers and technicians to quickly master programing the controller. And the software’s simple configurations allow the flexibility for adjustments on the go!
This product spotlight is really helpful! I love how clearly everything is presented and easy to understand. I’ve been exploring different tools to bring my projects to life, and working with a top audiobook publishing platform has made the process so much smoother and professional. It’s exciting to see innovative products like this that make creative work easier and more enjoyable for everyone.
I really enjoyed this product spotlight because it explains the practical benefits of the Banner Expandable Safety Controller in such a clear way. As someone who works in a small manufacturing setup, I’m always looking for solutions that save both cost and time, and this controller seems like a great fit. It actually reminded me of when I first started my own workshop .I had to manage everything from sourcing automation parts to even designing signage at a local banner printing shop.