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Sick i110RP & i150RP rope pull safety switches

Sick i110RP Safe rope pull switch over large distances for stopping a machine.

The i110RP rope pull switches ensure that dangerous movements are reliably stopped over distances up to 30 m. The rope is connected to the rope pull switch for optimum safeguarding of hazardous points that are not protected by safety covers, e.g., conveyors. In the working position, the rope is under tension and the safety-relevant contacts – the positive opening normally closed contacts – are closed. The contacts are opened by a pull on the rope or if the rope breaks, the emergency stop function is triggered. Actuation is possible at any point along the rope.

Features:

• Rope lengths up to 30 m, with rope break and rope pull function
• Metal housing with integrated rotary unlocking lever and tension display
• Available with M20 X 1.5 cable entry gland or Flexi Loop-compatible M12 plug connector (depending on variant)
• Slow-action switching elements with four contacts
• Complies to the standards EN ISO 13850 and IEC/EN 60947-5-5

Sick i150RP Safe rope pull switch over extra large distances for stopping a machine.

The i150RP rope pull switches ensure that dangerous movements are reliably stopped over distances up to 75 m. The rope is connected to the rope pull switch for optimum safeguarding of hazardous points that are not protected by safety covers, e.g., conveyors. In the working position, the rope is under tension and the safety-relevant contacts – the positive opening normally closed contacts – are closed. The contacts are opened by a pull on the rope or if the rope breaks, the emergency stop function is triggered. Actuation is possible at any point along the rope.

Features:

• Rope lengths up to 75 m, with rope break and rope pull function
• Metal housing with integrated emergency stop push button and tension display
• Rotary unlocking lever
• Available with M20 X 1.5 cable entry gland or Flexi Loop compatible M12 plug connector (depending on variant)
• Slow-action switching elements with four contacts

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