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Pizzato NSE4ZZ1SMK-E37 RFID safety locking switch with solenoid interlock and high retention E37 actuator extraction force for industrial machine guarding applications.
£205.31
The Pizzato NSE4ZZ1SMK-E37 is a high-reliability RFID safety interlock switch with solenoid locking designed for advanced machine guarding applications in industrial automation systems. It belongs to the robust Pizzato NS series safety locking switch family, engineered to provide secure guard monitoring, actuator detection, and controlled access in demanding industrial environments.
This device ensures that protective guards remain locked during hazardous machine operation and only unlock when safe conditions are confirmed. Its RFID-based actuator recognition system provides strong anti-tamper protection, while the integrated solenoid locking mechanism ensures safe and controlled access to machine doors and safety enclosures.
The NSE4ZZ1SMK-E37 is widely used in OEM machinery, robotics systems, packaging equipment, and automated production lines where functional safety and compliance with ISO 14119 machine safety standards are required. It can be integrated into safety systems up to PL e / SIL 3 depending on the overall system architecture.
This model belongs to the NS “E37” configuration family, where the E37 code defines a higher actuator extraction force (approx. 40 N), providing stronger retention of the actuator compared to standard versions. This improves safety against unintended opening or vibration-related release in industrial environments. It uses a power-to-lock architecture with RFID-coded actuator recognition for high-security machine guarding applications.
The NSE4ZZ1SMK-E37 ensures that machine guards cannot be opened while hazardous motion is active. Its RFID-coded identification prevents actuator substitution, while the solenoid lock ensures controlled access only under safe conditions, improving operator safety in automated industrial environments.
The NS series architecture allows flexible integration into complex safety systems, supporting multi-device safety chains while maintaining high diagnostic coverage and reliability.
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| Device Type | Guard-locking switch | |
|---|---|---|
| Housing Material | Technopolymer | |
| Connection | M12 connector | |
| Product Series | Pizzato NS | |
| Safety Switch Type | Guard locking (solenoid) | |
| Guard Locking | Power to lock | |
| Series | NS Safety Locking Switches | |
| Product type | RFID safety interlock switch with solenoid lock | |
| Application | Machine guarding and safety circuits | |
| Actuation type | RFID-coded actuator system | |
| Locking principle | Solenoid (power-to-lock) | |
| Actuator extraction force | E37 high retention variant (~40 N) | |
| Safety outputs | 2-channel safety outputs (system dependent) | |
| Connection type | M12 12-pin interface | |
| Safety performance | Up to PL e / SIL 3 (system dependent) | |
| HS Code | 85369095 |
It is used for machine safety interlocking to ensure protective guards remain locked during hazardous machine operation.
E37 refers to a higher actuator extraction force configuration, providing stronger retention of the actuator for improved safety and resistance to accidental release.
Yes, it is designed for harsh industrial environments with robust construction and high protection ratings (IP67/IP69K series dependent).
It uses a solenoid locking system to secure machine guards during operation.
It is typically installed on machine doors, safety guards, and access panels in automated industrial systems.
Pizzato NS series safety locking switches are widely used in industrial automation to deliver reliable machine guarding, secure access control, and high-integrity safety performance.
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