Pizzato FG 60RD7D0B is an IP67 metal safety interlock switch with separate actuator guard locking, 24 V AC/DC de-energised-solenoid locking, 2 NO + 2 NC slow-action contacts, LED indication and an escape pushbutton for industrial machine guarding.
£164.98
The Pizzato FG 60RD7D0B is a heavy-duty safety interlock switch with separate actuator and solenoid guard locking designed for monitoring and securing protective guards on industrial machinery. Part of the Pizzato FG Series, it combines positive-opening safety operation, mechanical guard locking and a robust metal enclosure for demanding machine safety applications.
This configuration uses the D working method, meaning the actuator remains locked while the solenoid is de-energised. Its rotating head incorporates an escape pushbutton, providing an emergency release facility for applications where personnel may enter a protected machine area and require a means of releasing the guard from inside.
The FG 60RD7D0B operates from a 24 V AC/DC solenoid supply and uses a slow-action 2 NO + 2 NC contact block operated by the solenoid. It also features one green and one red freely connectable LED, an IP67-rated metal housing and three M20 × 1.5 cable entries, providing a versatile solution for industrial guard-locking systems.
Safety interlock switches with solenoid locking help prevent access to hazardous machinery while unsafe operating conditions remain present. A compatible separate actuator engages with the FG 60RD7D0B when the protective guard closes, while its solenoid-controlled locking mechanism determines when the actuator can be released.
The D working method keeps the actuator locked while the solenoid is de-energised, while the rotating head's escape pushbutton provides an important emergency-release facility for accessible guarded areas. Combined with positive-opening contacts, visual LED indication and rugged IP67 construction, the FG 60RD7D0B provides a dependable guard-locking solution for industrial machinery.
| Manufacturer | Pizzato Elettrica |
|---|---|
| Series | FG Series |
| Model | FG 60RD7D0B |
| Product type | Safety interlock switch with separate actuator and solenoid lock |
| Working method | D, actuator locked with de-energised solenoid |
| Solenoid supply voltage | 24 V AC/DC |
| Contact configuration | 2 NO + 2 NC operated by solenoid |
| Contact operation | Slow action |
| Positive opening | Yes |
| Head | Rotating head with escape pushbutton |
| LED indication | 1 green + 1 red LED, freely connectable |
| Actuator | Supplied without actuator |
| Housing material | Metal |
| Protection rating | IP67 |
| Cable entries | 3 × M20 × 1.5 |
| Application | Industrial guard monitoring and locking |
| HS Code | 85369095 |
The FG 60RD7D0B is designed to monitor and lock protective machine guards, helping control access to hazardous areas while also providing an escape-release facility for guarded zones that personnel may enter.
The switch uses the D working method, meaning the separate actuator remains locked while the guard-locking solenoid is de-energised.
The FG 60RD7D0B has a 2 NO + 2 NC slow-action contact block operated by the solenoid, with positive-opening operation for safety-related switching.
Yes. The switch has a rotating head with an escape pushbutton, providing a means of releasing the guard-locking mechanism from within a protected machine area when required.
The switch uses a 24 V AC/DC solenoid supply, has one green and one red freely connectable LED, and features a metal enclosure with IP67 protection and three M20 × 1.5 cable entries.
Pizzato FG Series safety interlock switches are used by machine builders and automation engineers to provide dependable guard monitoring, secure solenoid locking and robust performance across industrial machinery and automated production systems.
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