NG 2D1D511C-F30 Pizzato NG series safety switch with lock and integrated control devices, with actuator

Why Choose the Pizzato NG 2D1D511C-F30 Safety Switch?

The Pizzato NG 2D1D511C-F30 is a robust RFID safety switch with guard locking and integrated control devices designed for monitoring and controlling access to hazardous areas of industrial machinery. As part of the advanced Pizzato NG series, it combines coded actuator detection, high-force guard locking, electronic safety outputs and local operator controls in a durable metal housing.

The NG 2D1D511C-F30 uses working method D, meaning the actuator remains locked when the electromagnet is de-energised. Its OS1 and OS2 safety outputs operate according to activation mode 1 and are active when the actuator is inserted and locked. Dedicated O3 and O4 signalling outputs indicate actuator insertion and locking status, while an EDM I5 feedback input supports external device monitoring within the machine safety system.

Supplied complete with the VN NG-F30 low-coding-level actuator, this configuration also incorporates three operator control devices: a white pushbutton, a yellow pushbutton and a red turn-to-release emergency stop button. A substantial 9750 N locking force, rotating head and robust metal housing make the switch suitable for demanding industrial machine guarding applications.

Key Advantages

• Combines RFID guard monitoring, guard locking and integrated operator controls in one device.
• Supplied complete with a VN NG-F30 low-coding-level actuator.
• 9750 N locking force provides robust retention of machine guards and safety doors.
• Working method D keeps the actuator locked when the electromagnet is de-energised.
• Activation mode 1 provides active safety outputs when the actuator is inserted and locked.
• Integrated EDM I5 feedback input supports external device monitoring.
• Separate signalling outputs indicate actuator inserted and actuator locked conditions.
• Integrated white and yellow pushbuttons plus a red emergency stop provide convenient local machine controls.
• Auxiliary release and robust industrial construction support demanding machine safety installations.

Key Features

• Pizzato NG series safety switch with guard locking.
• Electronic guard monitoring using RFID actuator technology.
• VN NG-F30 low-coding-level actuator included.
• 9750 N locking force.
• D working method with actuator locked by a de-energised electromagnet.
• 2 safety inputs IS1-IS2.
• 2 safety outputs OS1-OS2.
• O3 signalling output for actuator inserted status.
• O4 signalling output for actuator locked status.
• I4 or IE1-IE2 inputs for electromagnet activation.
• I3 input for actuator programming / reset.
• I5 EDM feedback input for external device monitoring.
• Activation mode 1, with safety outputs active when the actuator is inserted and locked.
• Integrated white pushbutton with 1NO+1NC contacts.
• Integrated yellow pushbutton with 1NO+1NC contacts.
• Integrated red turn-to-release emergency stop button with 2NC contacts.
• Rotating head for flexible installation orientation.
• Metal housing with three threaded M20 × 1.5 cable entries.

Reliable Guard Locking with Integrated Machine Controls

Safety switches with guard locking are used where access to hazardous machinery must remain controlled until safe operating conditions have been established. The Pizzato NG 2D1D511C-F30 combines RFID actuator detection with a 9750 N locking mechanism, enabling a compatible safety system to monitor both the presence and locked condition of the machine guard.

The additional EDM I5 feedback input supports external device monitoring, while separate O3 and O4 outputs provide clear actuator and lock status information. Integrated white and yellow pushbuttons together with the emergency stop button allow important operator functions to be positioned directly at the guarded access point, reducing the need for a separate control enclosure.

Typical Applications

• Industrial machine guards and safety doors.
• Robotic cells and automated production systems.
• Packaging and processing machinery.
• Automated assembly and manufacturing equipment.
• Machinery with hazardous run-down or stopping times.
• Machine safety systems requiring EDM feedback monitoring.
• Access points requiring integrated pushbutton and emergency stop controls.
• Industrial automation and guarded production systems.