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Pizzato NS D3CE1SPK-F40 is an NS series RFID safety locking switch with a VN NS-F40 actuator, 2,100 N locking force, rear escape release and an 8-pole M12 connection for industrial machine guard applications.
£267.36
The Pizzato NS D3CE1SPK-F40 is an advanced RFID safety locking switch with separate actuator designed for reliable monitoring and locking of protective guards, doors and access points on industrial machinery. Part of the Pizzato NS series, it combines contactless RFID actuator recognition, robust guard locking and electronic safety monitoring in a compact technopolymer housing.
This model uses the D operating principle, meaning the actuator is locked when the electromagnet is de-energised. In Mode 1, the OS safety outputs are active when the protective guard is locked. The switch also incorporates an orientable auxiliary release with a front screwdriver release and rear escape-release pushbutton, providing an important means of releasing the guard from inside a protected area.
The NS D3CE1SPK-F40 is supplied complete with the VN NS-F40 universal actuator with low coding level. Its locking mechanism provides a holding force of 2,100 N, while the downward-facing 8-pole M12 connector provides a convenient stand-alone electrical connection for automated machinery and industrial safety systems.
Pizzato NS series switches combine RFID actuator detection with mechanical guard locking so that a machine safety system can monitor the condition of a protective guard while restricting access to hazardous machinery. The D operating principle used by the NS D3CE1SPK-F40 retains the actuator while the electromagnet is de-energised, providing controlled guard locking within the machine safety architecture.
A key feature of this configuration is its combination of a front auxiliary release and rear escape-release pushbutton. The rear release provides a means for personnel inside a guarded area to release the locking mechanism, making this configuration particularly suitable for larger guarded machinery, robotic cells and other enclosed automation areas where an escape function is required.
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| Device Type | Guard-locking switch | |
|---|---|---|
| Housing Material | Technopolymer | |
| Connection | M12 connector | |
| Product Series | Pizzato NS | |
| IP Rating | IP67, IP69K | |
| Safety Switch Type | Guard locking (solenoid) | |
| Guard Locking | Power to release (spring lock) | |
| Manufacturer | Pizzato | |
| Series | NS | |
| Model | NS D3CE1SPK-F40 | |
| Alternative SKU | NSD3CE1SPKF40 | |
| Product type | RFID safety locking switch with separate actuator | |
| Detection technology | RFID | |
| Actuator | VN NS-F40 universal actuator | |
| Actuator coding | Low coding level | |
| Operating principle | D — actuator locked with de-energised electromagnet | |
| Operating mode | Mode 1 — OS safety outputs active with protection locked | |
| Locking force | 2,100 N | |
| Housing | Technopolymer | |
| Safety outputs | 2 × OS1–OS2 | |
| Signalling output O3 | Actuator inserted | |
| Electromagnet activation inputs | 2 × IE1–IE2 | |
| Reset input | I3 | |
| Auxiliary release | Orientable front screwdriver release | |
| Escape release | Rear escape-release pushbutton | |
| Connection output direction | Cable or connector at bottom | |
| Connection type | M12 connector, 8-pole, for stand-alone connections | |
| Protection rating | IP67 according to EN 60529; IP69K according to ISO 20653 | |
| Button configuration | No additional control device | |
| Barcode / EAN | 8018851597121 | |
| HS Code | 85369095 |
The Pizzato NS D3CE1SPK-F40 is used to monitor and lock protective guards and access doors on industrial machinery while providing an escape-release facility for guarded areas.
The switch is supplied with the VN NS-F40 universal RFID actuator with low coding level.
The locking mechanism provides a holding force of 2,100 N, providing secure guard retention for industrial machine-safety applications.
Yes. It incorporates a rear escape-release pushbutton as well as an orientable front screwdriver-operated auxiliary release, allowing the locking mechanism to be released when required.
The switch uses an 8-pole M12 connector for stand-alone connections, with the cable or connector output positioned at the bottom of the device.
Pizzato NS series RFID safety locking switches combine reliable coded guard detection, robust mechanical locking and flexible release options to provide dependable access protection for automated machinery, robotic cells and safety-critical industrial systems.
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