ST DD420M0.2-D1T Pizzato ST D series safety sensor

ST DD420M0.2-D1T Pizzato ST D series safety sensor

Pizzato ST DD420M0.2-D1T is a 24 V DC ST D series RFID non-contact safety sensor with dual safety inputs and outputs, an M12 connection configuration and an SM D1T high-level individually coded actuator with a 12 mm nominal actuation distance.

SKU: STDD420M0.2-D1TAlt SKU: STDD420M0.2D1TMPN: ST DD420M0.2-D1T
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Why Choose the Pizzato ST DD420M0.2-D1T ST D Series Safety Sensor?

The Pizzato ST DD420M0.2-D1T is a high-performance RFID non-contact safety sensor designed for reliable monitoring of guards, doors and protective devices on industrial machinery. As part of the Pizzato ST D series, it combines digitally coded RFID actuator detection with redundant electronic safety architecture to provide dependable machine safeguarding without the mechanical wear associated with conventional electromechanical safety switches.

The ST DD420 configuration provides two OS safety outputs, one signalling output, two IS safety inputs and one programming input, supporting flexible integration into modern machine safety systems. Compatible ST D sensors can be connected in series with other Pizzato safety devices, while the series is designed to support safety systems up to PL e, Category 4 and SIL 3 when correctly integrated.

The ST DD420M0.2-D1T is paired with the SM D1T high-level coded RFID actuator, providing a nominal 12 mm actuation distance. Each D1T actuator has a unique code and is associated with its specific sensor, providing enhanced protection against manipulation. The M0.2 connection configuration incorporates an M12 connection arrangement for convenient integration into industrial machine wiring.

Key Advantages

  • Non-contact RFID safety sensor designed for industrial machine guard monitoring.
  • High-level coded SM D1T actuator provides enhanced protection against manipulation.
  • 12 mm nominal actuation distance provides practical installation tolerance.
  • Two safety inputs and two safety outputs support integration and series connection within safety circuits.
  • ST D architecture supports safety applications up to PL e, Category 4 and SIL 3 when correctly integrated.
  • Non-contact operation reduces mechanical wear and supports frequent operating cycles.

Key Features

  • Pizzato ST D series RFID safety sensor.
  • 24 V DC nominal operating supply.
  • 2 OS safety outputs.
  • 1 signalling output.
  • 2 IS safety inputs.
  • 1 programming input.
  • M0.2 M12 connection configuration.
  • SM D1T high-level coded RFID actuator.
  • 12 mm nominal actuation distance.
  • Four LEDs provide visual sensor status indication.
  • IP67 and IP69K environmental protection.

Reliable Safety Monitoring for Industrial Automation

RFID safety sensors such as the Pizzato ST D series detect a digitally coded actuator without requiring physical contact between the sensor and actuator. This provides reliable monitoring of movable guards while eliminating mechanical switching wear, making the technology particularly suitable for automated machinery with frequent operating cycles or demanding environmental conditions.

The ST DD420M0.2-D1T uses a high-level coded D1T actuator with an individual RFID code. The associated sensor recognises its specific actuator, and replacement with another D1T actuator requires a new association procedure. Combined with redundant electronics, dual safety inputs and dual safety outputs, this provides a robust solution for modern machine safety systems requiring high resistance to manipulation.

Typical Applications

  • Machine guard and access-door monitoring.
  • Automated production and assembly machinery.
  • Packaging and processing equipment.
  • Robotic cells and automated manufacturing systems.
  • Conveyors and material handling equipment.
  • Industrial machinery requiring high-level coded non-contact safety interlocking.

Technical Specifications

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Connection M12 connector
Sensing Principle RFID (coded)
Coding Level High (unique)
Contacts 2 safety outputs (OSSD) + 1 signalling
Supplied As Sensor + actuator kit
Product Series Pizzato ST D (RFID)
Manufacturer Pizzato Elettrica
Series ST D
Model ST DD420M0.2-D1T
Alternative SKU STDD420M0.2D1T
Product type RFID non-contact safety sensor with actuator
Detection technology Digitally coded RFID
Nominal supply voltage 24 V DC
Safety outputs 2 OS safety outputs
Signalling outputs 1
Safety inputs 2 IS safety inputs
Programming inputs 1
Connection M12 connection configuration
Connection orientation Right-hand side
Actuator SM D1T
Actuator coding level High according to ISO 14119
Actuator coding Individually coded
Actuation distance 12 mm
Sensor housing dimensions approx. 72 × 25 × 18 mm
Actuator dimensions approx. 45 × 25 × 18 mm
Status indication 4 LEDs
Protection rating IP67 and IP69K
Maximum safety level Up to PL e, Category 4 and SIL 3 when correctly integrated
Barcode 8018851393266
HS Code 85369095
IP Rating IP67, IP69K

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Pizzato ST DD420M0.2-D1T used for?

The ST DD420M0.2-D1T is designed for non-contact safety monitoring of machine guards, doors and protective devices in industrial machinery and automation systems.

What actuator is used with the ST DD420M0.2-D1T?

The sensor is paired with the SM D1T high-level coded RFID actuator, which has an individual code for enhanced protection against manipulation.

What is the actuation distance of the ST DD420M0.2-D1T?

The SM D1T actuator provides a nominal 12 mm actuation distance, allowing reliable non-contact detection of the associated machine guard.

What safety connections does the ST DD420M0.2-D1T provide?

The ST DD420 configuration provides two OS safety outputs, one signalling output, two IS safety inputs and one programming input for integration into industrial machine safety systems.

What is the difference between the D1T and D0T actuators?

The D1T is a high-level individually coded actuator, meaning its sensor recognises the specifically associated actuator, whereas D0T actuators use a common low-level code. A different D1T actuator requires a new association procedure before it can operate the sensor.

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Pizzato ST D series RFID safety sensors are used by machine builders, automation engineers and industrial manufacturers requiring reliable non-contact guard monitoring, high resistance to manipulation and flexible integration into advanced machinery safety systems.

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