Solenoid Lock Models
The solenoid lock locks the door only when power is supplied to the solenoid. Therefore, the door will be unlocked if the power supply to the solenoid stops. Therefore, do not use solenoid lock models for machines that may be operating and dangerous even after the machine stops operating.
Switch and Operation Key Mounting
Mount the D4BL and Operation Key with four M5 screws with washers and tighten each screw to the specified torque.
Mounting Dimensions
Switch Mounting Dimensions
Four, M5
74±0.1
100±0.1
Operation Key Mounting Holes
Operation Key
The D4BL is provided with a
The mounting tolerance of the Operation Key is ±0.3 mm vertically or horizontally. Be sure to mount the D4BL correctly without leaning, otherwise the D4BL may soon break or wear out.
Observe the specified insertion radius for the Operation Key and | SafetyDoor Switches | |
| than ±0.3 | |
insert it in a direction perpendicular to the key hole. |
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Incorrect | Greater |
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D4BL
Incorrect
Greater than ±0.3
The Operation Key for the D4BL is different from the one for the D4BS.
•Horizontal Mounting
20±0.1
•Vertical Mounting
40±0.1
•Adjustable Mounting (Horizontal)
Two, M5
Two, M5
Head Direction
The head can be mounted in four directions. To remove the head, turn the head by 45° as shown in figures (A) and (B) below.
To change the direction of the head, make sure that the protruding part of the rotating lever engages with the groove of the plunger. Then turn the head clockwise or counterclockwise to the desired direction. At that time, make sure that the groove of the plunger is located under the rotating lever. If the direction of the head is not set when the plunger is rotated by 45°, the groove of the plunger presses the rotating lever. The head, plunger, or the
Head Direction Changes
Two, M5
30±0.1
Left
Front
(45°)
(45°)
(A)(B)
Back
Right
Head Bottom View | Switch Top View |
Operation plunger and | Rotation lever and |
groove mechanism | protruding part |
Guard Lock |