S2FP006 Guard Locking Device Electromechanic, Power to Lock Principle

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The electromechanical guard locking device is distinguished by a high, continuously monitored locking force of 1150 N. This means that only one guard locking device is required to attain the Cat. 4 PL e safety level (EN ISO 13849-1). The safety level, as well as reaction time and risk time, remain unchanged when connected in series. Extensive diagnosis functions enhance system availability and simplify installation and maintenance. The unique star handle operating concept is especially well-suited for rotary and sliding doors. Thanks to RFID encoding and an actuator with teach-in function, the guard locking device demonstrates high levels of protection against manipulation.

Features at a Glance

Power to lock principle
Performance Level: Cat. 4 PL e
RFID encoding
Continuously monitored locking force of 1150 N

Technical data

Electrical Data
Sensor Type	Locking unit
Supply Voltage	20.4 ... 26.4 V DC
Response Time	≤ 100 ms
Risk time	≤ 200 ms
Temperature Range	0 ... 60 °C
Storage temperature	-10 ... 90 °C
Safety Output	OSSD
Number of safety outputs (OSSDs)	2
PNP Safety Output/Switching Current	250 mA
Number of Signal Outputs	1
PNP signal output switching current	50 mA
Short Circuit Protection	yes
Protection Class	III

Mechanical Data
Housing Material	Plastic
Degree of Protection	IP66/IP67/IP69
Connection	M12 × 1; 8-pin
Latching Force, typical	25 / 50 N
Weight	730 g

Safety-relevant Data
Operating principle	RFID
Coding	Individual, teachable
Performance Level (EN ISO 13849-1)	Cat. 4 PL e *
PFHD	5,20 × E-10 1/h *
Safety Integrity Level (EN 61508)	SIL3*
Safety Integrity Level (EN 62061)	SILCL3*
PDDB (EN 60947-5-3)	yes
Locking Device	Power to lock principle
Locking force F (Zh)	1,150 N