Allen-Bradley 440N-A32114 MC2 Spare Actuator

SKU: 440N-A32114
Brand: rockwell automations

Availability: In Stock

DescriptionMC2, Coded, IP69KNon-contact actuationMagnetic coded sensingHigh tolerance to misalignmentLED indication2 N/C solid state relay outputs and 1 PNP auxiliary outputSwitching current: 200 mA @ 24VdcSupply Voltage: 24VdcIP 69K protection ratingCategory 1 device per EN 954-1, dual channel contacts suitable for Cat 3 or 4 systemsAllen Bradley Guardmaster Non-Contact Safety Switch,...

Description

MC2, Coded, IP69K

Non-contact actuation
Magnetic coded sensing
High tolerance to misalignment
LED indication
2 N/C solid state relay outputs and 1 PNP auxiliary output
Switching current: 200 mA @ 24Vdc
Supply Voltage: 24Vdc
IP 69K protection rating
Category 1 device per EN 954-1, dual channel contacts suitable for Cat 3 or 4 systems

Allen Bradley Guardmaster Non-Contact Safety Switch, Magnetic, 25mm Operating Distance - 440N-A32114

Use this non-contact safety switch actuator from Rockwell Automation's Allen Bradley Guardmaster range to repair your safety system. When paired with a non-contact interlock switch (703-4864), it activates your protective measures. As a magnetic actuator, the component works without moving parts to give you reliable switching. The unit's 25mm breaking distance allows it to quickly shut down your hardware when separated from its partner. With its hard-wearing PBT housing, this actuator offers effective impact resistance so is suited to demanding industrial conditions.

• Scanning frequency of 1Hz for quick response times when moving
• Compact dimensions of 29 (W) x 48 (H) x 16.5mm (D) for easy installation in low-profile areas
• IP69K rating indicates complete protection against dust and hot high-pressure water jets for safe use in steam-clean conditions

Standards and Certifications

• EN 1088
• CE
• ISO 13849-1
• cULus

What's a magnetic-coded actuator in a non-contact safety interlock switch?

A magnetic-coded actuator has to have its magnetic elements activated in the correct order before it lets your machinery work. This means the device only works with its intended partners, preventing the risk of tampering.