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Allen-Bradley 440N-Z21S16B is a Bulletin 440N Sensaguard non-contact safety interlock switch, part of the GuardMaster family. This safety switch features two normally open (2 N.O.) solid-state safety outputs (OSSDs) for Category 4, PLe, SIL 3 safety circuits. It operates on a 24V DC supply, has an IP67 enclosure rating, and uses a non-contact, magnetically coded actuator for reliable guard door monitoring in industrial safety applications.
MODEL 440N-Z21S16B
$336.00 Each
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Surplus Product. Genuine Allen-Bradley® item sold as surplus by MRO Supply, an independent reseller — not an authorized Rockwell Automation distributor. Rockwell's factory warranty, TechConnect℠ support, and firmware entitlements do not apply. Sold as-is with no warranty. Allen-Bradley® and PowerFlex® are trademarks of Rockwell Automation, Inc.; MRO Supply is not affiliated with Rockwell.
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Switch, SensaGuard, Non-Contact, Safety , 18 mm Plastic Barrel, 18 mm Actuator, Standard Code Type, 15 mm, Sensing Distance, LED Door, Indication/Diagnostic, 10 meter Cable
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Fast delivery!
I was in a pinch with a project dateline around the corner. MRO was able to get me what I needed before the due date! Saved by MRO!
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