AVLW49911D-R-24V IDEC, AVLW49911D-R-24V Datasheet - Page 2

• Manufacturer Part Number: AVLW49911D-R-24V
• Description: SWITCH, EMERGENCY STOP, 1NO/1NC, 24VAC
• Manufacturer: IDEC

Specifications of AVLW49911D-R-24V

• Contact Configuration: DPST-1NO / 1NC
• Switch Operation: Pushlock Turn Reset
• Contact Voltage Ac Nom: 24V
• Contact Voltage Dc Nom: 24V
• Actuator Style: Mushroom
• Actuator Diameter: 40mm
• Ip Rating: 65
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant

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Your safety is our top priority
IDEC Emergency Stop switches make life
easier by giving you the power to shutdown a
machine, system or process instantly! Prevent
or avoid risks to people or machines and give
yourself one less thing to worry about when
already faced with possible maintenance
issues, injuries, equipment damage, machine
failure or a life-threatening accident.
Conventional E-Stops may fail or malfunction
from dislocation of the contact blocks due to
improper installation of the switch, accidental
removal of the contact block, improper wiring
or even from vibration during the transportation
of a finished product. By automatically turning
off the machine when the contact block and
actuator are improperly installed (Safe Break
Action), not only do IDEC E-Stops reduce the
effects of these failures; they also exceed
International safety standards (ISO13850 and
EN60947-5-5).
Over the last 60 years, IDEC has manufactured
many reliable, high-quality Emergency Stop
switches and consistently lead the market in
new technology and innovation for machine
operator safety. By surpassing current
international standards, IDEC E-Stops have
become the safest in the world.
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All X series Emergency Stops are RoHS compliant, UL-listed
(XA Series is UL recognized), cUL, TUV, CCC and CE marked.
The IDEC XN4E series of padlock-style E-Stops also meets
additional safety standards including OSHA and ISO 12100-
2:2003. OSHA (Occupational Safety & Health Administration,
U.S. Department of Labor) requires that where the unexpected
energization or start-up of equipment could cause injury to
operators, the machine or equipment is stopped, isolated
from all potentially hazardous energy sources and locked out
before employees perform any servicing or maintenance.
ISO 12100-2:2003 requires that risks be reduced to the lowest
allowable level by taking protective measures such as:
inherently safe design, safeguarding, and complementary
protective measures. Locking out energy isolation devices is
a complementary protective measure.
XN4E accomplishes these added safety standards by being
the first and only emergency stop to enable maintenance
technicians to install up to twenty personal padlocks,
preventing unauthorized resetting of the latched emergency
stop switch and making service safer to perform.
IDEC XW and XN Series E-Stops are listed by Underwriters
Laboratories (UL) as category NISD emergency stop
devices. The XA Series is UL NISD2 recognized. These
ratings allow emergency stop devices, intended to be
installed in a machine control system, to perform a
NISD
R
Category 0 or Category 1 stop function as defined
in ANSI/NFPA 79, “Electrical Standard for Industrial
Machinery.” These devices have been investigated for
functionality, in addition to fire and electric shock safety.
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