NS D3AZ1SPK-F40 Pizzato NS series safety locking switch, with actuator

NS D3AZ1SPK-F40 Pizzato NS series safety locking switch, with actuator

Pizzato NS D3AZ1SPK-F40 is an NS series RFID safety locking switch with a VN NS-F40 universal actuator, 2,100 N locking force, de-energised-solenoid locking and an 8-pole M12 connection for industrial machine guard applications.

SKU: NSD3AZ1SPK-F40Alt SKU: NSD3AZ1SPKF40MPN: NS D3AZ1SPK-F40
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Why Choose the Pizzato NS D3AZ1SPK-F40 Safety Locking Switch?

The Pizzato NS D3AZ1SPK-F40 is an advanced RFID safety locking switch with separate actuator designed for reliable monitoring and locking of protective guards, doors and access points on industrial machinery. Part of the Pizzato NS series, it combines contactless RFID actuator recognition, solenoid-operated guard locking and electronic safety outputs in a compact technopolymer housing.

This model uses the D working method, with the actuator locked when the solenoid is de-energised. It operates in Mode 1, where the OS safety outputs are active with the protective guard locked, providing a dependable architecture for machinery where access must remain restricted until the safety system permits release.

The NS D3AZ1SPK-F40 is supplied complete with the VN NS-F40 universal actuator with low coding level. It also features a front screw auxiliary release, downward-facing electrical connection and an 8-pole M12 connector for stand-alone connections, providing a practical and robust guard-locking solution for modern industrial machinery.

Key Advantages

  • Advanced RFID safety locking switch for industrial guards and access doors.
  • Supplied complete with VN NS-F40 universal actuator.
  • D working method retains the actuator with the solenoid de-energised.
  • Robust guard-locking mechanism with a holding force of 2,100 N.
  • Dual safety inputs and outputs support integration into modern safety architectures.
  • Separate signalling outputs monitor actuator inserted and actuator locked conditions.
  • Front screw auxiliary release assists manual unlocking when required.
  • 8-pole M12 connection simplifies stand-alone electrical installation.
  • High environmental protection with IP67 and IP69K ratings.

Key Features

  • Pizzato NS series RFID safety switch with guard locking.
  • VN NS-F40 universal actuator with low coding level.
  • D working method — actuator locked with de-energised solenoid.
  • Mode 1: OS safety outputs active with protection locked.
  • 2 safety inputs IS1–IS2.
  • 2 safety outputs OS1–OS2.
  • O3 signalling output for actuator-inserted status.
  • O4 signalling output for actuator-locked status.
  • 2 solenoid activation inputs IE1–IE2.
  • I3 reset input.
  • Front screw auxiliary release with variable orientation.
  • Cable or connector output at the bottom.
  • 8-pole M12 connector for stand-alone connections.
  • Technopolymer housing with IP67 / IP69K protection.

Reliable RFID Guard Locking for Industrial Machinery

Pizzato NS series safety switches combine RFID actuator detection with mechanical guard locking, enabling the machine safety system to monitor both the position and locked condition of a protective guard. With the D working method used by the NS D3AZ1SPK-F40, the actuator remains locked while the solenoid is de-energised, providing controlled access to hazardous machine areas.

The dual IS1–IS2 safety inputs and OS1–OS2 safety outputs allow the switch to form part of an electronic safety architecture, while the O3 and O4 signalling outputs provide separate information about actuator insertion and locking status. Together with the front auxiliary release and M12 connection, these features make the NS D3AZ1SPK-F40 a versatile solution for automated machine guarding.

Typical Applications

  • Machine guard and access-door interlocking.
  • Automated production and assembly machinery.
  • Robotic cells and guarded automation systems.
  • Packaging and processing equipment.
  • Material handling and conveyor systems.
  • Machine tools and manufacturing equipment.
  • Industrial machinery requiring solenoid-controlled guard locking.

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer Pizzato
Series NS
Model NS D3AZ1SPK-F40
Alternative SKU NSD3AZ1SPKF40
Product type RFID safety locking switch with separate actuator
Actuator VN NS-F40 universal actuator
Actuator coding Low coding level
Detection technology RFID
Working method D — actuator locked with de-energised solenoid
Operating mode Mode 1 — OS safety outputs active with protection locked
Locking force 2,100 N
Housing Technopolymer
Safety inputs 2 × IS1–IS2
Safety outputs 2 × OS1–OS2
Signalling output O3 Actuator inserted
Signalling output O4 Actuator locked
Solenoid activation inputs 2 × IE1–IE2
Reset input I3
Auxiliary release Front screw release
Connection output direction Cable or connector at bottom
Connection type M12 connector, 8-pole, for stand-alone connections
Protection rating IP67 according to EN 60529; IP69K according to ISO 20653
Button configuration No device
Barcode / EAN 8018851432118
HS Code 85369095
IP Rating IP67, IP69K
Safety Switch Type Guard locking (solenoid)
Housing Material Plastic

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Pizzato NS D3AZ1SPK-F40 used for?

The Pizzato NS D3AZ1SPK-F40 is used to monitor and lock protective guards and access doors on industrial machinery using RFID actuator detection and solenoid-controlled guard locking.

Which actuator is supplied with the NS D3AZ1SPK-F40?

The switch is supplied complete with the VN NS-F40 universal actuator with low coding level.

What is the locking force of the NS D3AZ1SPK-F40?

The Pizzato NS D3AZ1SPK-F40 provides a guard-locking force of 2,100 N, providing secure retention for protective machine guards.

How does the D working method operate?

The D working method keeps the actuator locked when the solenoid is de-energised. In Mode 1, the OS safety outputs are active when the protective guard is locked.

What electrical connection does the NS D3AZ1SPK-F40 use?

The switch uses an 8-pole M12 connector for stand-alone connections, with the cable or connector output positioned at the bottom of the housing.

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