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NS M3TE1SMK-F41 Pizzato NS series safety locking switch, with actuator
Pizzato NS M3TE1SMK-F41 is an NS series RFID safety locking switch supplied with a VN NS-F41 high-level coded actuator, redundant electronic safety outputs, a rear escape-release pushbutton and an M12 12-pole connection.
£274.40
Why Choose the Pizzato NS M3TE1SMK-F41 Safety Locking Switch?
The Pizzato NS M3TE1SMK-F41 is an industrial RFID safety locking switch supplied with actuator, designed for monitoring and locking movable guards, safety doors and protected access points on machinery. Part of the Pizzato NS series, it combines coded non-contact guard detection with integrated solenoid locking for safety-related industrial applications.
This configuration is supplied with the VN NS-F41 high-level coded RFID actuator. The F41 actuator is individually coded, helping reduce foreseeable actuator substitution or manipulation while providing reliable electronic detection of the associated protective guard.
The NS M3TE1SMK-F41 incorporates the NS series electronic safety architecture together with a TE release arrangement, providing no auxiliary release at the front and an escape-release pushbutton at the rear. Its M12 12-pole connector provides a practical interface for installation on automated machinery, robotic cells and other guarded industrial equipment.
Key Advantages
- Combines RFID guard monitoring and solenoid guard locking in one industrial safety device.
- Supplied with a VN NS-F41 high-level coded RFID actuator.
- High-level coding helps reduce foreseeable actuator substitution and manipulation.
- Redundant OS1 / OS2 electronic safety outputs support safety-related control architectures.
- Rear escape-release pushbutton provides an internal means of releasing the guard-locking mechanism.
- M12 12-pole connection supports convenient integration with industrial machine wiring.
Key Features
- Pizzato NS series safety locking switch.
- RFID technology for coded non-contact guard detection.
- VN NS-F41 high-level coded actuator included.
- Redundant OS1 / OS2 electronic safety outputs.
- Integrated solenoid guard-locking functionality.
- TE release configuration: no auxiliary release at front, escape-release pushbutton at rear.
- M12 connector, 12-pole.
- Reinforced technopolymer housing for industrial environments.
High-Level RFID Guard Monitoring with Escape Release
Pizzato NS safety locking switches use RFID technology to electronically identify the associated coded actuator and monitor the position of a movable protective guard. The F41 high-level coded actuator provides individual actuator recognition, supporting machine safety designs where resistance to foreseeable manipulation is an important requirement.
The NS M3TE1SMK-F41 combines coded guard monitoring with integrated locking and a rear escape-release pushbutton. This arrangement is particularly useful for guarded machinery and enclosed production cells where personnel may enter the protected area and therefore require a means of releasing the locking mechanism from inside.
Typical Applications
- Industrial machine guards and safety doors.
- Robotic cells and enclosed automated manufacturing systems.
- Guarded areas requiring an internal escape-release facility.
- Packaging and processing machinery.
- Assembly and automated production equipment.
- Material handling and conveyor systems.
- OEM machinery requiring high-level coded RFID guard monitoring and locking.
Technical Specifications
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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) | |
| Manufacturer | Pizzato Elettrica | |
| Series | NS | |
| Model | NS M3TE1SMK-F41 | |
| Product type | RFID safety locking switch with actuator | |
| Actuator | VN NS-F41 | |
| Actuator coding | High-level coded | |
| Detection principle | Non-contact RFID-coded detection | |
| Safety outputs | OS1 / OS2 redundant electronic safety outputs | |
| Front auxiliary release | None | |
| Rear release | Escape-release pushbutton | |
| Connection type | M12 connector, 12-pole | |
| Housing material | Reinforced technopolymer | |
| Application | Industrial machine guarding and safety circuits | |
| Barcode | 8018851455780 | |
| HS Code | 85369095 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Pizzato NS M3TE1SMK-F41 used for?
The NS M3TE1SMK-F41 is designed for monitoring and locking movable machine guards and safety doors in industrial machinery and automated production equipment.
Does the NS M3TE1SMK-F41 include an actuator?
Yes. This configuration is supplied with the VN NS-F41 high-level coded RFID actuator.
What coding level does the F41 actuator provide?
The VN NS-F41 provides high-level RFID coding and is individually recognised by its associated safety switch, helping reduce foreseeable actuator substitution or manipulation.
Does the NS M3TE1SMK-F41 have an escape release?
Yes. The TE configuration incorporates an escape-release pushbutton at the rear and has no auxiliary release at the front.
What safety outputs does the NS M3TE1SMK-F41 provide?
The NS series electronic architecture provides OS1 and OS2 redundant electronic safety outputs for integration with compatible safety-related control equipment.
How is the Pizzato NS M3TE1SMK-F41 electrically connected?
The switch uses an M12 12-pole connector for integration with compatible industrial machine safety and control systems.
Where can the NS M3TE1SMK-F41 be used?
Typical applications include robotic cells, machine guards, packaging machinery, automated production equipment and enclosed guarded areas requiring coded guard monitoring, locking and an internal escape-release facility.
Trusted by Machine Builders Worldwide
Pizzato Elettrica NS series safety locking switches are engineered for machine builders and industrial automation specialists requiring RFID-coded guard monitoring, dependable guard locking and flexible escape-release solutions for modern machine safety systems.
