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Hi,
We are developing a safety system containing a emergency stop and some limit switches on some lids. We want a switch to be able to mute the lid because it need to be operated for service with the lid open. I'm not that familiar with this and thinking over what switch I should use for this.
In the past I have used a switch and key from rockwell 440T series, however this is pretty expensive but it does have a B10d value.
I would like to use a regular keyswitch from the rockwell 800F series, but I can't find it to have a B10d value. How would I go about to verify if I can use a switch like this for my purpose? Ideally I would use a NO block on the key switch so it would bypass the lids when turned. I have also thought of using the self monitoring NC block for emergency stop buttons, having it always turned for operation and released to bypass the lids. But, I can't find a B10d value for the block, only combined with an emergency stop button.
/Tim
We are developing a safety system containing a emergency stop and some limit switches on some lids. We want a switch to be able to mute the lid because it need to be operated for service with the lid open. I'm not that familiar with this and thinking over what switch I should use for this.
In the past I have used a switch and key from rockwell 440T series, however this is pretty expensive but it does have a B10d value.
I would like to use a regular keyswitch from the rockwell 800F series, but I can't find it to have a B10d value. How would I go about to verify if I can use a switch like this for my purpose? Ideally I would use a NO block on the key switch so it would bypass the lids when turned. I have also thought of using the self monitoring NC block for emergency stop buttons, having it always turned for operation and released to bypass the lids. But, I can't find a B10d value for the block, only combined with an emergency stop button.
/Tim