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Pizzato NS D4CE1DA2-F41 is an NS series RFID safety interlock switch with solenoid guard locking and an NS-F41 actuator for industrial machine guard monitoring and controlled access.
£276.62
The Pizzato NS D4CE1DA2-F41 is a robust RFID safety interlock switch with solenoid guard locking designed for monitoring and controlling access to hazardous areas of industrial machinery. As part of the advanced Pizzato NS Safety Interlock Switches series, it combines electronic actuator recognition, safety monitoring and guard locking in a compact device for modern machine safety systems.
The NS series uses RFID technology to detect the associated coded actuator and provides electronic safety outputs for integration with suitable safety controllers and safety PLCs. Guard locking helps prevent a protective door or gate from being opened while access to the hazardous machine area must remain restricted.
This NS D4CE1DA2-F41 configuration is supplied with an NS-F41 series RFID actuator, providing the switch and compatible actuator as a coordinated machine-guarding solution. Its industrial construction and integrated diagnostic capabilities make it suitable for automated production equipment, robotic cells, packaging machinery and other safety-critical installations.
Safety locking switches are used where simply detecting that a machine guard is closed is insufficient. By combining guard-position monitoring with a locking mechanism, the Pizzato NS series can help keep protective doors and gates secured while machine conditions require access to remain restricted.
RFID actuator detection provides electronic recognition of the associated actuator, while the switch's safety electronics allow its state to be communicated to the machine safety control system. This makes the NS D4CE1DA2-F41 well suited to automated machinery requiring reliable guard monitoring, controlled access and diagnostic information.
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| Device Type | Guard-locking switch | |
|---|---|---|
| Housing Material | Technopolymer | |
| Product Series | Pizzato NS | |
| Safety Switch Type | Guard locking (solenoid) | |
| Manufacturer | Pizzato | |
| Series | NS Safety Interlock Switches | |
| Model | NS D4CE1DA2-F41 | |
| Product type | RFID safety interlock switch with solenoid lock | |
| Detection principle | RFID electronic actuator detection | |
| Guard locking | Integrated solenoid locking | |
| Housing material | Technopolymer | |
| Safety interface | Electronic safety inputs and outputs | |
| Actuator | NS-F41 series actuator | |
| Actuator supplied | Yes | |
| Application | Machine guard monitoring and access control | |
| Installation environment | Industrial machinery and automation systems | |
| HS Code | 85369095 |
The NS D4CE1DA2-F41 is designed for machine guard monitoring and controlled access, combining RFID actuator detection with solenoid guard locking for industrial safety applications.
Yes. The NS D4CE1DA2-F41 is supplied with an NS-F41 series actuator, providing the compatible actuator required for the safety interlock installation.
The switch uses RFID electronic actuator detection to monitor the associated actuator and therefore the condition of the movable machine guard.
Guard locking helps keep a protective door or gate secured when access to the hazardous area must remain restricted, such as while hazardous machine movement is present.
It is suitable for industrial applications including robotic cells, packaging machines, automated production equipment, assembly systems and guarded machinery.
Pizzato NS safety interlock switches provide machine builders with an integrated solution for RFID guard detection, electronic safety monitoring and controlled guard locking across demanding industrial automation applications.
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