NS D4CE1SA2-F40 Pizzato NS series safety locking switch, with actuator

NS D4CE1SA2-F40 Pizzato NS series safety locking switch, with actuator

Pizzato NS D4CE1SA2-F40 is an NS series RFID safety interlock switch with de-energised-solenoid guard locking, an included F40 low-level coded actuator and electronic safety outputs for industrial machine guarding.

SKU: NSD4CE1SA2-F40Alt SKU: NSD4CE1SA2F40MPN: NS D4CE1SA2-F40
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Why Choose the Pizzato NSD4CE1SA2-F40 Safety Locking Switch?

The Pizzato NSD4CE1SA2-F40 is an NS series RFID safety interlock switch with electromagnetic guard locking designed for monitoring and securing movable guards on industrial machinery. It combines contactless RFID actuator detection, electronic safety monitoring and robust guard retention for integration into modern machine safety systems.

This version is supplied with the F40 low-level coded RFID actuator. F40 actuators use a common coding arrangement within the F40 family, providing straightforward RFID-based guard detection where unique actuator pairing is not required. The switch uses a de-energised-solenoid locking principle, meaning the actuator remains locked while the locking solenoid is de-energised.

The NSD4CE1SA2-F40 incorporates redundant electronic safety outputs and dedicated status signalling for monitoring actuator presence and locking condition. With the NS series providing up to 2,100 N maximum actuator holding force and robust environmental protection, this configuration is suited to industrial machinery requiring dependable guard retention and electronic safety monitoring.

Key Advantages

  • Combines RFID guard monitoring and electromagnetic guard locking in one device.
  • Supplied complete with an F40 low-level coded RFID actuator.
  • De-energised-solenoid locking retains the actuator while the locking solenoid is not energised.
  • Maximum 2,100 N actuator holding force provides robust guard retention.
  • Dual electronic safety outputs support integration with compatible machine safety controllers.
  • Dedicated signalling enables monitoring of actuator presence and locking status.
  • Contactless RFID technology reduces reliance on mechanically operated safety contacts.

Key Features

  • Pizzato NS Series safety interlock switch.
  • RFID safety switch with electromagnetic guard locking.
  • F40 low-level coded RFID actuator included.
  • Contactless RFID actuator detection.
  • Locking principle: actuator locked with solenoid de-energised.
  • Two electronic safety outputs: OS1 and OS2.
  • Dedicated actuator-presence signalling.
  • Dedicated actuator-locking status signalling.
  • 2,100 N maximum actuator holding force.
  • Electronic architecture for integration with industrial safety controllers.
  • Designed for movable guards requiring monitored locking.

RFID Guard Monitoring with Dependable Guard Retention

Guard-locking safety switches are used where opening a movable guard before hazardous machine conditions have ceased could expose personnel to risk. The Pizzato NSD4CE1SA2-F40 combines RFID actuator detection with monitored electromagnetic locking, enabling the machine safety system to supervise the guard condition and maintain guard retention until controlled access can be permitted.

The supplied F40 actuator provides contactless RFID detection using the low-level coding arrangement of the F40 family. Combined with electronic safety outputs and status signalling, this makes the NSD4CE1SA2-F40 a practical solution for automated equipment, production machinery and other guarded installations requiring reliable electronic interlocking.

Typical Applications

  • Industrial machine guard doors and access panels.
  • Robotic cells and automated manufacturing systems.
  • Packaging and processing machinery.
  • Automated assembly and production lines.
  • Machines with hazardous residual or run-down movement.
  • Conveyor and material handling equipment.
  • OEM machinery requiring RFID guard monitoring and locking.

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer Pizzato Elettrica
Series NS Safety Interlock Switches
Manufacturer part number NS D4CE1SA2-F40
SKU NSD4CE1SA2F40
Product type RFID safety interlock switch with guard locking
Detection technology Contactless RFID
Actuator F40 RFID actuator
Actuator supplied Yes
Coding level Low
Actuator coding Common F40 family coding
Locking principle Actuator locked with solenoid de-energised
Maximum actuator holding force 2,100 N
Safety outputs 2, OS1–OS2
Signalling Actuator presence and locking status
Application Industrial machine guard monitoring and locking
Barcode 8018851469909
HS Code 85369095
Safety Switch Type Guard locking (solenoid)
Guard Locking Power to release (spring lock)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Pizzato NSD4CE1SA2-F40?

The NSD4CE1SA2-F40 is a Pizzato NS series RFID safety interlock switch with electromagnetic guard locking, supplied with an F40 coded actuator for monitoring and securing movable machine guards.

Is an RFID actuator included with the NSD4CE1SA2-F40?

Yes. This configuration is supplied with an F40 low-level coded RFID actuator.

What does F40 low-level coding mean?

The F40 actuator uses the NS series low-level coding arrangement, in which F40 actuators share the same RFID code rather than being uniquely paired to one individual switch.

How does the locking principle of the NSD4CE1SA2-F40 work?

The actuator remains locked while the locking solenoid is de-energised, allowing the machine safety system to control when the guard can be released.

What is the maximum holding force of the NS series locking mechanism?

The NS series locking mechanism provides a maximum actuator holding force of 2,100 N, helping retain the guard securely while access is prohibited.

How many safety outputs does the NSD4CE1SA2-F40 provide?

The switch provides two electronic safety outputs, OS1 and OS2, for connection to a compatible machinery safety system.

Where is the Pizzato NSD4CE1SA2-F40 typically used?

Typical applications include robotic cells, automated production equipment, packaging machines, processing machinery, material handling systems and other industrial machines requiring RFID-monitored guard locking.

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Pizzato NS series RFID safety locking switches are designed for machine builders, automation engineers and industrial safety professionals who require reliable guard monitoring, robust guard retention and electronic safety integration for modern industrial machinery.

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