Product Description; Installation Examples; Approvals And Markings; Applications - DOLD SAFEMASTER STS Traduction De La Notice Originale

Safety Technique
SAFEMASTER STS
Safety Switch- and Key Interlock System
Key

Product Description

The key has large grip surfaces and rounded edges for comfortable
handling. It allows simple and low force key operation. The label is not
on the grip area. The key is used to operate the safety switch and key
interlock system. It is used to enable or to lock functions and in addition
can provide pro-tection against being locked in, operate authorisation se-
quences or force operating sequences.

Installation Examples

Key extracted with unit Key extracted with unit
ZRH01M STS-SX01M
All technical data in this list relate to the state at the moment of edition. We reserve the right for
technical improvements and changes at any time.
STS-System Benefits
• EU-Test certificate according to the directive 2006/42/EG, annex IX
• For safety applications up to PLe/Category 4 acc. to DIN EN/ISO 13849-1
• Modular and expandable system
• Rugged stainless steel design
• Wireless mechanical safeguarding
• Easy installation through comprehensive accessories
• Protection against lock-in
• Coding level low, medium, high according to DIN EN ISO 14119:2014-03
Features
• To operate STS units
• Custom labelling
• Forced operating sequences
• Allows protection against being locked in
• Service and group keys according to customers requirements

Approvals and Markings

Applications

To operate the safety switch and key interlock system SAFEMASTER
STS the key allows over 50000 different codes in combination with the
corresponding key modules 01, 10, 01S, 10S, R1 and R1S.
Depending on the application a key can release or lock other key
modules.
The excellent handling of a key transfer system is also depending on the
ergonomy of the keys. So the key is designed with rounded edges to suit
the hand. The size of the key also makes sure the key does not fall through
metal grid floors.
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