NAFSA
NAFSA - CU20 CPXU series
This locking bolt is a linear solenoid, reinforced to cope with extra external forces.
It has a front mounting and locks under voltage.
- Security locking bolt
- Class B winding (130ºC)
- Positive detection options
- Up to 0.35N force
- Customer specific version available
Selected variant
Technical data
| Beginning of stroke force at 100% duty | 0.35 N |
|---|---|
| Duty cycle | 100 % |
| Insulation class | B(130ºC) |
| IP class | IP40 |
| Plunger weight | 17 g |
| Return spring force | 0.7 N |
| Stroke | 10 mm |
|---|---|
| Temperature rise | 70 °C |
| Total weight | 90 g |
| Voltage dc max | 48 V |
| Voltage dc min | 6 V |
Product description
This locking bolt is a linear solenoid, reinforced to cope with extra external forces.
It has a front mounting and locks under voltage.
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