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PIZZATO introduces an innovative IP69K RFID Safety Interlock Device with 7.500 N

20 February, 2015
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PIZZATO introduces NG Series, a Safety Interlock Device suitable to applications where a dangerous area or machines remain in hazardous conditions, even after tte machines have been switched off.

This new and innovative series bring Safety to a new level: PIZZATO introduces NG Series, a Safety Interlock Device suitable to applications where a dangerous area or machines remain in hazardous conditions, even after the machines have been switched off.

NG can be connected in series up to a maximum number of 32 devices, whil maintaining the highest safety level PLe and SIL3 required by standards.

The sturdy intelocking system guarantees to the actuator a retention force Fzh of 7.500N, one of the highest valu available in the field today making ths device suitable fr heavy duty appliations.

NG have 5 LEDs showing the status of th device fo a rapid and immediate diagnosis.

  • RFID with High Coding Level up to SIL 3 PLe Cat.4 (according  to EN 14119)
  • IP69K
  • Innovative Centering System to avoid problems with doors disallignments 
  • 7.500 N Fzh 
  • Adjustable Head 90° to 90°
  • Strong and Reliable Metal Housing
  • cULus and TUV listed
  • Fault Detection
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