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AZM40 Solenoid Interlock


Our Smallest Solenoid interlock just got an upgrade

The AZM40 is a safety rated solenoid interlock with an integrated radio frequency identification (RFID) based electronic safety sensor.

The AZM40 Series is designed for machine/work cells where access to a hazardous work area must be controlled until safe conditions exist. The solenoid lock provides 2000 N to secure the machine guard until dangerous conditions, which may exist immediately after removal of power, have abated. The solenoid lock may be controlled by a time delay, motion detector, position sensor or other suitable component.

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IP69 Rating

The AZM40 is now IP69 Rated, making it suitable for high temperature, high pressure washdown applications in the food & beverage, pharmaceuticals, and medical industries.

 

Emergency Exit & Emergency Release

AZM40 solenoid interlock can be extended with an emergency exit or emergency release. Two different styles are available, as a lever or a push-button, similar to an emergency stop button. The emergency exit ensures that any trapped persons can free themselves from the machine area. The emergency release is used to ensure that the danger zone in a machine can be reached quickly in an emergency, such as in the event of a fire.

 

Lockout Device SZ40

With the new lockout tag, the AZM40 can now also be used for larger machines and systems. Service staff can attach up to six locks to the lockout tag when entering the danger zone. This means that the door of the safety guard cannot be closed, and unintentional start-up of the machine is prevented.

 

Mounting plates

The AZM40 is designed to be mounted on standard 40mm profiles with no overhang. For other profile system widths (20 mm, 30 mm, 45 mm, 50 mm and 60 mm), a set of two universal mounting plates can be used for the AZM40 and actuator. This ensures quick and cost-effective installation for a wide range of profile system widths.

Features

The housing is amazingly compact: 40 x 119 x 20 mm. The mounting holes are placed centrally in the housing, to match the channel in typical extruded profiles used in guard doors. We offer two types of finishes for the screw bore holes: countersunk or flat. The countersunk holes are tapered at 45° and allow for the screws to rest flush with the housing. The flat finish (PH) allows the flat headed screws to protrude.

The AZM40 has a symmetrical design, so it can be mounted on either side, for left or right hinged doors. The actuator can approach the switch from 180°, for door applications which do not close in a 90 degree angle, or that open upwards in a 45 degree angle. The angle flexibility ensures that the interlock can be easily installed even in confined and difficult to access locations.

The AZM40 works on the bistable principle: the interlock only requires power when the door is to be locked or unlocked. An advantage of the bistable principle is low energy consumption, as the interlock does not constantly use power to keep the guard locked or unlocked. It retains the current position in the event of a power failure. 

The inclusion of the RFID sensor offers the option of individual coding: The basic version of the RFID sensor responds to any AZM40 target actuator; The “I1” version only accepts the coded ID number of the specific target actuator which is taught in during the first start-up; The “I2” version allows the teach-in process to be repeated, allowing replacement of a lost or damaged actuator, with a 10 minute delay with the teaching process.

Three LEDs are integrated to indicate operating conditions. The bottom LED (green) indicates the sensor has power and is ready for operation, the middle LED (yellow ) indicates guard status (open/closed), and the top LED (red) flashes codes to indicate various types of faults or errors. These LEDs are visible from three sides of the switch body, so they can be viewed regardless of the installation orientation.

The AZM40Z model is for personnel protection (interlock monitored) applications. The safety outputs are switched on only when the safety door is closed and the solenoid is locked. 
The AZM40B model (actuator monitored) can be used in applications for process protection. In this variant, the safety outputs are actuated as soon as the safety door is closed. With this device, locking the interlock is not absolutely necessary.

The AZM40 series is compliant with North American and International standards such as cULus and CE. It’s two-channel input signal meets PLe/Category4 (ISO 13849) or SIL3 (IEC 61508) for both its interlock and guard locking function. It is a Type 4 interlock per ISO 14119, with a high coding level with the individual coding option (I1 or I2).

Associated Components

The AZM40 solenoid interlock can be integrated with the BDF40 control panel and DHS door handle into a slim, modern door system.

BDF40 Control Panel

The new BDF40 control panel is designed with the same slim profile as the AZM40 and offers up to 4 control elements such as an E-stop, pushbuttons or illuminated pushbuttons.
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DHS Door Handle System

The new door handle system was specifically designed to hold the AZM40 actuator and offers optional LED illumination on the handle to indicate machine/guard status and an optional illuminated pushbutton.
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