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Safety Interlock Switch

Allen-Bradley 440N-Z21U16B Safety Interlock Switch

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Brand
Allen-Bradley
Part Number
440N-Z21U16B
Warranty
12 months
Lead time
3-7 days
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Product Description

The Allen-Bradley 440N-Z21U16B (440N-Z21U16B) is an industrial safety interlock switch engineered for integration within automated machinery, safeguarding systems, and plant safety architectures. Serving as a crucial component for machine safety monitoring, this device is deployed across production lines, protective barrier enclosures, access doors, and automated manufacturing cells to ensure that operational hazards are mitigated when safety gates or equipment perimeters are accessed. In industrial environments, the switch works in conjunction with safety circuits, monitoring modules, or safety controllers to detect the position of movable guards, providing interlocking signals that inhibit hazardous machinery movements whenever open states are detected. Manufactured by Allen-Bradley for reliable operation in rugged industrial settings, this unit functions as a direct maintenance replacement or spare part to restore safety interlock loops without requiring extensive system modifications. With a net weight of approximately 10 kg, it offers robust physical construction suited for heavy-duty industrial automation applications. Integrating the 440N-Z21U16B into safety control systems helps maintain operational integrity while minimizing downtime during scheduled maintenance or component replacement procedures.

Technical Specifications

SKU
440N-Z21U16B
Brand
Allen-Bradley
Part Number
440N-Z21U16B
Category
Safety Interlock Switch
Condition
new
Warranty
12 months
Country of Origin
China

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