Why Choose the Pizzato NS G4SE1SPK-F41 Safety Locking Switch?
The Pizzato NS G4SE1SPK-F41 is an advanced RFID safety interlock switch with electromagnetic guard locking designed for monitoring and controlling access through movable guards on industrial machinery. Part of the Pizzato NS series, it combines high-level coded actuator recognition, secure guard retention and electronic safety outputs within a robust technopolymer housing.
This configuration is supplied complete with the VN NS-F41 high-level coded RFID actuator and uses Principle G, meaning the actuator is locked while the electromagnet is de-energised. Mode 2 operation provides active OS safety outputs when the guard is closed, while dedicated actuator-status, electromagnet-control and programming/reset connections support integration into modern machine safety systems.
The NS G4SE1SPK-F41 provides a maximum actuator holding force of 2100 N and incorporates both a front key-operated auxiliary release and rear anti-panic escape-release pushbutton. An M12 8-pole stand-alone connector, status indication and IP67 / IP69K environmental protection make it a versatile solution for demanding guarded machinery and controlled-access applications.
Key Advantages
- Combines RFID guard monitoring and electromagnetic guard locking in one safety device.
- Supplied complete with a VN NS-F41 high-level coded RFID actuator.
- High-level RFID coding provides enhanced actuator identification.
- Principle G de-energised-solenoid locking retains the actuator while the electromagnet is not energised.
- Provides up to 2100 N maximum actuator holding force for robust guard retention.
- Mode 2 operation provides safety outputs active when the guard is closed.
- Front key-operated auxiliary release provides controlled manual unlocking.
- Rear anti-panic escape-release pushbutton provides an internal emergency release facility.
- M12 8-pole connector provides convenient stand-alone electrical connection.
- IP67 / IP69K protection supports installation in demanding industrial environments.
Key Features
- Pizzato NS series RFID safety locking switch.
- VN NS-F41 high-level coded RFID actuator included.
- Non-contact electronic RFID actuator recognition.
- Principle G: actuator locked with electromagnet de-energised.
- Mode 2: OS safety outputs active with guard closed.
- 2 safety outputs: OS1–OS2.
- O3 signalling output: actuator inserted.
- 2 electromagnet activation inputs: IE1–IE2.
- I3 programming / reset input.
- 2100 N maximum actuator holding force.
- Front key-operated auxiliary release.
- Rear anti-panic escape-release pushbutton.
- M12 8-pole connector for stand-alone connection.
- Bottom connection direction.
- Technopolymer housing.
- Status indication.
- IP67 according to EN 60529.
- IP69K according to ISO 20653.
- No integrated operator control devices.
High-Level RFID Guard Monitoring with Controlled Release
The Pizzato NS series combines non-contact RFID actuator recognition with electromagnetic locking for machinery where guarded access must be electronically monitored and controlled. The F41 high-level coded actuator provides enhanced actuator identification, while the electronic safety output, signalling output and electromagnet-control inputs allow the interlock to communicate guard and locking functions with compatible machine safety equipment.
The G operating principle retains the actuator while the locking electromagnet is de-energised, with a maximum actuator holding force of 2100 N. The combination of a front key-operated auxiliary release and rear anti-panic escape-release pushbutton makes the NS G4SE1SPK-F41 particularly suitable for guarded areas requiring both controlled external unlocking and an internal means of releasing the guard.
Typical Applications
- Machine safety doors and movable guards.
- Robotic cells and automated manufacturing systems.
- Guarded machinery requiring an internal escape-release function.
- Machinery requiring controlled external guard release.
- Packaging and processing machinery.
- Assembly and production lines.
- Conveyor and material handling systems.
- Machining centres and industrial production equipment.
- Guarded access points requiring high-level RFID coding.
- OEM machinery requiring safety interlocking and controlled access.
