IDEM
IDEM - Lock for GBN-1 contactless switches
The interlock for GBN-1 contactless switches can be installed, for example, in gates to prevent the machine from starting when the operator is in the middle. Operation can use up to 4 padlocks and prevent activation of the switch by moving the handle. Non-contact switches are mounted on an aluminum plate to ensure maximum range.
The lock is intended for use with coded switches: SPC, SMC, SMC-H, LPC, LMC; magnetic SPR, SMR, SMR-H, LPR, LMR as well as RFID: SPF-RFID, LPF-RFID, LPZ-RFID.
- Fits magnetic switches and RFID
- An escape option
- Adapted to four padlocks
Selected variant
Technical data
| Mounting | 4 x M6 |
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Product description
The interlock for GBN-1 contactless switches can be installed, for example, in gates to prevent the machine from starting when the operator is in the middle. Operation can use up to 4 padlocks and prevent activation of the switch by moving the handle. Non-contact switches are mounted on an aluminum plate to ensure maximum range.
The lock is intended for use with coded switches: SPC, SMC, SMC-H, LPC, LMC; magnetic SPR, SMR, SMR-H, LPR, LMR as well as RFID: SPF-RFID, LPF-RFID, LPZ-RFID.
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