



KLM-Z-4ST-RR
Guard Locking RFID Safety Switch with Control Functionality and Rear Release
The KLM-Z-4ST-RR incorporates all the safety switch features of the KLM-Z, but with extra machine control functions. The slim profiled body can incorporate up to four standard 22mm push buttons, mounting directly to 50mm frame sections. The head features front and end entry and can be rotated to provide up to 8 actuation directions.
Information with regard to UL Standards
Type 1 enclosure. Use Class 2 power supply or equivalent. Maximum temperature 40°C. Use 16-28AWG copper conductors (rated 90°C). Terminal Torque 6 lb ins. (0.7Nm). Intended for same polarity use. Safety Circuits (11-12 & 21-22) 24V.dc 200mA max. Use one polymeric conduit connection. Not suitable for connection to rigid metal conduit. (Earth bonding terminal inside metal enclosures (if required). Use 16-12AWG conductors)
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| Cod produs | Descriere |
|---|---|
| 457011AZ | KLM-Z-4ST-RR M20 (manual release lid and side) – Std Actuator |
| 457011HFZ | KLM-Z-4ST-RR M20 (manual release lid and side) – Heavy Duty Actuator |
| 457311AZ | KLM-Z-4ST-RR M20 (no release) – Std Actuator |
| 457311HFZ | KLM-Z-4ST-RR M20 (no release) – Heavy Duty Actuator |
| 457411AZ | KLM-Z-4ST-RR M20 (lid only release) – Std Actuator |
| 457411HFZ | KLM-Z-4ST-RR M20 (lid only release) – Heavy Duty Actuator |
| 457012AZ | KLM-Z-4ST-RR ½” NPT – Std Actuator |
| 457012HFZ | KLM-Z-4ST-RR ½” NPT – Heavy Duty Actuator |
| 457312AZ | KLM-Z-4ST-RR ½” NPT (no release) – Std Actuator |
| 457312HFZ | KLM-Z-4ST-RR ½” NPT (no release) – Heavy Duty Actuator |
| 457412AZ | KLM-Z-4ST-RR ½” NPT (lid only release) – Std Actuator |
| 457412HFZ | KLM-Z-4ST-RR ½” NPT (lid only release) – Heavy Duty Actuator |
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