Leuze electronic S410 safety hinge switch

Monday, 20 September, 2010 | Supplied by: Balluff Pty Ltd

The S400 series of safety hinge switches has been extended in order to simplify the installation further, especially for greater profile thicknesses. The S410 safety hinge switch allows for a greater profile thickness and is also suitable for glass and plastic hoods since the fasteners, which lie further inward at a greater distance to the material’s edge, provide additional stability.

The 2NC/1NO contact block is also available for the S410 so that safety-oriented applications can be extended to include signals for status messages. Installation effort is reduced considerably, as the user no longer needs a second sensor for the status signals.

Online: www.balluff.com.au
Phone: 03 9720 4100
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