Schmersal AZM 170 Series Solenoid Interlock Switch, Power to Unlock, 24V ac/dc, Actuator Included

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RS Stock No.:
146-5798
Mfr. Part No.:
AZM170-02ZRI-B1 24VAC/DC
Brand:
Schmersal
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Brand

Schmersal

Power to Lock / Unlock

Power to Unlock

Supply Voltage

24V ac/dc

Series

AZM 170

Actuator Included

Yes

Actuator Type

Coded

Safety Contacts

2NC

Conduit Entry

M20

Housing Material

Plastic

IP Rating

IP67

Maximum AC Voltage

24V

Depth

30mm

Length

90mm

Width

84mm

Power Consumption

10W

Standards Met

BG, BG-GS-ET-19, CE, cULus, DIN EN 60269-1, EN 60947-5-1, EN ISO 13849-1, IEC/EN 60529

Maximum DC Voltage

24V

Pole Configuration

DP

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

Schmersal Solenoid Interlock Switch, Power-to-Unlock, 24V AC/DC - AZM 170 Series - 02ZRI-B1 24VAC/DC


Need to keep a guard door or gate locked while dangerous processes are in operation? This solenoid interlock switch from Schmersal locks securely to prevent access to hazardous machinery such as circular saws. Thanks to the individually coded actuator, the device is tamperproof and can't be unlocked using an incorrectly coded actuator. The glass fibre-reinforced thermoplastic housing material is resistant to impact and heat for use in harsh environments. It's also self-extinguishing in the event of a fire for added safety.

Features & Benefits


• IP67 (ingress protection) rating means it's dust-tight and protected against submersion in 1m of water for up to 30 minutes
• IDC (insulation-displacement contact) termination for a simple and secure connection
• High clamping force of 1000N to keep doors firmly shut
• Long mechanical lifespan of 1,000,000 operations for long-lasting performance

Applications


• Sliding doors
• Industrial machinery

How do power-to-unlock solenoid interlock switches work?


Power-to-unlock solenoid switches like this one have an internal solenoid that's energised by an external circuit. This creates a magnetic field that moves a plunger inside the solenoid coil, providing the mechanical force to unlock the gate.

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