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PSC206OF024-F1 IMO Safety Door Interlock 24VAC/DC Solenoid Operated,90 Deg, Act.
The IMO PSC206OF024-F1 is a 24 V AC/DC power-to-release safety door interlock with a 90° actuator, 1NO + 2NC contacts and IP67 protection for machine guarding systems.
£169.14
Why Choose the IMO PSC206OF024-F1 Safety Door Interlock?
The IMO PSC206OF024-F1 is a solenoid-operated safety door interlock with a 90° key actuator. It is intended for machine guarding systems that require actuator-based interlocking and electrically controlled guard release.
This model has a 1NO + 2NC contact arrangement for connection to the associated control circuit. Its angled actuator provides a different mounting geometry from the flat actuator version, helping accommodate the mechanical layout of an appropriate guard installation.
The 24 V AC/DC solenoid operates on a power-to-release principle. The IMO Starline catalogue identifies this exact variant as “On to Release”, allowing unlocking to be coordinated with the machine's control sequence.
Key Advantages
- Combines mechanical key actuation with solenoid-controlled release.
- Supports controlled access through a machine guard.
- 90° actuator accommodates suitable angled mounting arrangements.
- Provides contact signals for integration into a monitoring circuit.
- Compatible with an appropriately specified low-voltage control supply.
- Suitable for new equipment and replacement of matching interlocks.
Key Features
- IMO safety door interlock.
- Separate key actuator operating principle.
- Solenoid-operated guard locking.
- Power-to-release operation.
- 24 V AC/DC solenoid supply.
- 1NO + 2NC contact arrangement.
- 90° actuator variant.
- IP67 protection rating.
Controlled Guard Release for Industrial Machinery
Guard locking allows access to be coordinated with the machine's stopping sequence. In a power-to-release arrangement, energising the release solenoid permits unlocking; the control system must determine when access is appropriate for the hazards involved.
The complete safety function depends on the guard installation, actuator alignment, contact wiring, monitoring equipment and stopping behaviour. The interlock must be integrated and validated as part of that system rather than treated as a standalone guarantee of machine safety.
Typical Applications
- Guarded access doors on industrial machinery.
- Packaging equipment with controlled access requirements.
- Production and processing machine enclosures.
- Automation cells using suitable guard locking arrangements.
- OEM safeguarding systems requiring an angled actuator.
- Maintenance replacement of matching safety interlocks.
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer | IMO |
|---|---|
| Model | PSC206OF024-F1 |
| Product type | Safety door interlock |
| Actuation | Separate key actuator |
| Actuator geometry | 90° |
| Locking mechanism | Solenoid operated |
| Release principle | Power to release |
| Solenoid supply | 24 V AC/DC |
| Contact arrangement | 1NO + 2NC |
| Protection rating | IP67 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the IMO PSC206OF024-F1 used for?
It provides key-actuated guard interlocking and solenoid-controlled release as part of a machine safety system.
What supply does the solenoid require?
The solenoid is specified for 24 V AC/DC.
Which actuator is specified for this model?
The PSC206OF024-F1 uses a 90° actuator.
What contact arrangement does it have?
It has 1NO + 2NC, meaning one normally open contact and two normally closed contacts.
What does power-to-release mean?
The release solenoid must be energised to permit unlocking, with the machine control system coordinating release when the relevant hazard has ceased.
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