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ST HD210MP-H1T Pizzato ST H series safety sensor
Pizzato STHD210MP-H1T RFID safety sensor from the ST H series with high-level coded actuator recognition for industrial machine guarding applications.
£89.96
Why Choose the Pizzato STHD210MP-H1T RFID Safety Sensor?
The Pizzato STHD210MP-H1T is a compact RFID safety interlock sensor designed for machine guarding, access control, and industrial safety monitoring applications. Manufactured by Pizzato Elettrica, it provides reliable non-contact detection of coded actuators to ensure machinery only operates when safety guards are properly closed.
As part of the Pizzato ST H series, this model is engineered for industrial environments requiring robust door position monitoring and compliance with functional safety standards such as ISO 14119. It is widely used in automation systems where reliable safety feedback and integration with safety PLCs are required.
The STHD210MP-H1T features high-level coded RFID detection with a compact technopolymer housing and industrial-grade sealing. The H1T configuration is designed for enhanced security coding (unique actuator recognition), making it suitable for applications requiring higher protection against tampering. Its rugged design ensures stable operation in demanding industrial conditions. {index=1}
Key Advantages
- Reliable RFID-based safety door monitoring.
- High-level coded (H1T) actuator recognition for improved security.
- Compact housing for easy installation on machine guards.
- Designed for industrial machine safety systems.
- Compatible with safety PLC and automation architectures.
Key Features
- Pizzato ST H RFID safety sensor platform.
- High coding level actuator system (H1T variant).
- Non-contact safety switching technology.
- 24 V DC supply for industrial integration.
- 2 safety outputs (OS1–OS2) + 1 signalling output (O3).
- M12 connector interface for fast installation.
- IP67 / IP69K protection for harsh environments.
Typical Applications
- Machine safety doors and protective guards
- Automated production lines
- Robotics safety enclosures
- Packaging and processing machinery
- Industrial conveyor systems
- OEM machine safety integration
Technical Specifications
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| Connection | M12 connector | |
|---|---|---|
| Sensing Principle | RFID (coded) | |
| Coding Level | High (unique) | |
| Product Series | Pizzato ST H (RFID) | |
| Voltage | 24 V | |
| IP Rating | IP67 | |
| Product type | RFID safety sensor | |
| Series | ST H series | |
| Application | Machine guarding, safety interlocking, industrial automation | |
| Technology | RFID non-contact detection | |
| Actuator coding level | High (H1T – unique coded actuator) | |
| Supply voltage | 24 V DC | |
| Outputs | 2 safety outputs + 1 signalling output | |
| Connection type | M12 connector | |
| Protection rating | IP67 / IP69K | |
| Operating temperature | -25°C to +70°C | |
| Actuation distance | up to ~11 mm | |
| HS Code | 85369095 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Pizzato STHD210MP-H1T used for?
It is used for non-contact monitoring of safety doors and guards to ensure machinery only operates when safe conditions are met.
What does H1T mean?
H1T indicates a high-level coded RFID actuator system with unique pairing for enhanced tamper resistance.
Is this suitable for industrial automation systems?
Yes, it is designed for integration into safety-rated PLC systems and industrial machine control architectures.
What is the main benefit of this sensor?
It provides high-security RFID-based non-contact detection with reliable performance in industrial environments.
Trusted in Industrial Machine Safety Worldwide
Pizzato ST H series RFID safety sensors are widely used in industrial automation to improve operator safety, ensure reliable machine guarding, and support compliance with international functional safety standards.
