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NS D7AZ1SMK-F41 Pizzato NS series safety locking switch, with actuator
Pizzato NS D7AZ1SMK-F41 is an NS series RFID safety interlock switch with integrated guard locking and a supplied F41 high-level coded RFID actuator for industrial machine guarding applications.
£237.55
Why Choose the Pizzato NS D7AZ1SMK-F41 Safety Locking Switch?
The Pizzato NS D7AZ1SMK-F41 is an NS series safety interlock switch with guard locking designed for monitoring and securing movable guards, doors and access points on industrial machinery. Combining electronic RFID actuator detection with a locking mechanism, it provides an integrated solution for machine safety applications where access to hazardous areas must be controlled.
This configuration is supplied with an F41 high-level coded RFID actuator. High-level coding provides individual actuator recognition, helping reduce the possibility of defeating the safety function through substitution with another actuator and making the switch suitable for applications requiring enhanced protection against manipulation.
As part of the Pizzato NS range, the NS D7AZ1SMK-F41 is designed for integration into modern industrial safety and automation architectures. Its electronic guard monitoring and locking functionality make it suitable for automated production equipment, robotic systems and other machinery requiring dependable supervision of protective access points.
Key Advantages
- Combines RFID guard monitoring and guard locking in a single safety device.
- Supplied with an F41 high-level coded RFID actuator.
- High-level coding provides individual actuator recognition.
- Enhanced resistance to substitution or manipulation of the safety actuator.
- Electronic safety architecture supports integration with industrial safety controllers.
- Guard locking helps control access to hazardous machine areas.
- Suitable for machine builders, automation engineers and system integrators.
Key Features
- Pizzato NS series safety locking switch.
- Electronic RFID actuator detection.
- F41 high-level coded RFID actuator supplied.
- Individual coded actuator recognition.
- Integrated guard-locking functionality.
- Electronic safety functionality for machine safety integration.
- Designed for monitoring movable guards and controlled access points.
- Suitable for industrial automation and safety-related machinery.
Reliable High-Level RFID Guard Monitoring and Locking
Safety interlock switches with guard locking are used where protective guards must be monitored and retained as part of the machinery safety system. The Pizzato NS series combines electronic RFID actuator recognition with guard locking, allowing the control system to supervise the protective guard while managing access to the hazardous area.
The NS D7AZ1SMK-F41 uses an F41 high-level coded actuator for individual electronic recognition. This provides greater protection against actuator substitution while retaining the benefits of contactless RFID detection, making the switch well suited to modern automated machinery requiring reliable guard supervision and controlled access.
Typical Applications
- Industrial machine guard doors and access panels.
- Robotic cells and automated manufacturing systems.
- Packaging and processing machinery.
- Automated assembly and production equipment.
- Conveyor and material handling systems.
- Machine tools and enclosed manufacturing equipment.
- Safety systems requiring high-level coded RFID actuator recognition.
Technical Specifications
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| Housing Material | Technopolymer | |
|---|---|---|
| Device Type | Guard-locking switch | |
| Product Series | Pizzato NS | |
| Safety Switch Type | Guard locking (solenoid) | |
| Manufacturer | Pizzato Elettrica | |
| Series | NS | |
| Manufacturer part number | NS D7AZ1SMK-F41 | |
| Alternative product SKU | NSD7AZ1SMKF41 | |
| Product type | Safety interlock switch with guard locking | |
| Actuation technology | RFID electronic detection | |
| Actuator type | F41 high-level coded RFID actuator | |
| Coding level | High | |
| Guard monitoring | Electronic RFID detection | |
| Guard locking | Integrated | |
| Actuator supplied | Yes, F41 RFID actuator | |
| Barcode | 8018851634109 | |
| Packed quantity | 1 | |
| HS Code | 85369095 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Pizzato NS D7AZ1SMK-F41 used for?
The Pizzato NS D7AZ1SMK-F41 is designed to monitor and lock movable machine guards and access points as part of an industrial machine safety system.
Is an actuator supplied with the NS D7AZ1SMK-F41?
Yes. The NS D7AZ1SMK-F41 is supplied as a safety locking switch with an F41 high-level coded RFID actuator.
What coding level does the F41 actuator provide?
The F41 provides high-level RFID coding, enabling individual actuator recognition and helping protect the safety interlock against substitution with another actuator.
Why does the Pizzato NS series use RFID actuator detection?
RFID technology provides contactless electronic recognition of the coded actuator, enabling dependable monitoring of the protective guard as part of the machine safety system.
Does the NS D7AZ1SMK-F41 provide guard locking?
Yes. The NS D7AZ1SMK-F41 combines electronic guard monitoring with an integrated locking function for machinery where access to a hazardous area must be controlled.
What is the alternative SKU for the Pizzato NS D7AZ1SMK-F41?
The verified alternative product SKU is NSD7AZ1SMKF41.
Where is the NS D7AZ1SMK-F41 typically installed?
Typical applications include robotic cells, packaging machinery, automated production equipment, conveyors, machine tools and other guarded industrial machinery.
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Pizzato NS series safety interlock switches provide machine builders, system integrators and automation engineers with RFID-based guard monitoring and controlled locking functionality for modern industrial machinery and automated production systems.
