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IDEM KLTM-RFID locking switch
Locking switch with RAMZLOCK KLTM-RFID locking with built-in RFID sensor ensuring the highest level of safety PL e according to EN ISO 13849-1. The switch has 4 NC safety contacts and 2 PNP signal outputs. It is made of cast metal, with locking force up to 2000N. The breaker head is made of stainless steel. The switch has 2 LEDs that show the status of the solenoid, the status of the interlock and faults. The KLTM-RFID switch has a standard distance between the mounting holes - 73 mm.
In the event of a voltage drop, the switch can be opened in an emergency without any special keys. The switch is available in the version: voltage release.
- Electric release
- 2 x LED indicator
- Locking force up to 2000 N
- Dimensions 105 mm x 150 mm
- Built-in RFID sensor
Selected variant
Technical data
| Actuator | Uniquely coded actuator |
|---|---|
| Annual usage | 8 cycles per hour/24 hours per day/365 days |
| Approvals | ISO 13849-1, ISO 14119, EN60204-1, EN62061, EN60947-5-1, UL 508 |
| Conduit entry | M20 |
| Contact type | 4NC safety contacts, 1NO auxiliary PNP signal (guard open), 1NO auxiliary PNP signal (guard locked) |
| Contacts | 4NC 2NO |
| Head material | Stainless steel 316 |
| Holding force (F1Max) | 3000 N |
| Housing material | Die cast metal |
| Integrated LED indication | Yes |
| IP class | IP67 |
| LED indication | LED1 red solenoid power on, LED2 green switch locked, LED2 yellow diagnostic fault |
| Manual operation | Manual release lid only |
| Maximum approach / withdrawal speed | 600 mm/s |
| Mechanical reliability B10d | 2.5 x 10⁶ operations at 100mA load |
|---|---|
| Mounting | 2 x M5 |
| MTTFd | 356 years |
| Operating temperature | -25°C ... +40°C |
| PFHd | 3.44 x 10⁻⁸ |
| PL | e acc. ISO13849-1 |
| Rated insulation voltage | 600V ac |
| SIL | 3 acc. EN62061 |
| Solenoid Voltage | 24V dc |
| Thermal current (lth) | 5 A |
| Travel for positive opening | 10 mm |
| Utilisation category | AC15, A300, 3 A |
| Withstand voltage | 2500V ac |
Product description
Locking switch with RAMZLOCK KLTM-RFID locking with built-in RFID sensor ensuring the highest level of safety PL e according to EN ISO 13849-1. The switch has 4 NC safety contacts and 2 PNP signal outputs. It is made of cast metal, with locking force up to 2000N. The breaker head is made of stainless steel. The switch has 2 LEDs that show the status of the solenoid, the status of the interlock and faults. The KLTM-RFID switch has a standard distance between the mounting holes - 73 mm.
In the event of a voltage drop, the switch can be opened in an emergency without any special keys. The switch is available in the version: voltage release.
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