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IDEC switches
Switch guard compliant with international standards.
In cases where safety requirements of ISO13850: 2015 4.3.2 and 4.5 are satisfied, combination of IDEC switch guards and emergency stop switches have been approved by TÜV Rheinland specified by ISO13850: 2015 and therefore, safety is ensured.
The HE1G-L is a grip equipped with an enalbing switch. Also known as « Dead-man » or « 3-position safety » switches, the enabling switches allow the operator to work safely on a machine without disabling operation.
The use of an enabling switch stops the device in the event of a catastrophic failure or unforeseen problem.
The HE2B is part of the enabling switch series. Also known as « Dead-man » or « 3-position safety » switches, the enabling switches allow the operator to work safely on a machine without disabling operation.
The use of an enabling switch stops the device in the event of a catastrophic failure or unforeseen problem.
The HE2G is a grip equipped with an enalbing switch. Also known as « Dead-man » or « 3-position safety » switches, the enabling switches allow the operator to work safely on a machine without disabling operation.
The use of an enabling switch stops the device in the event of a catastrophic failure or unforeseen problem.
The HE3B is part of the enabling switch series. Also known as « Dead-man » or « 3-position safety » switches, the enabling switches allow the operator to work safely on a machine without disabling operation.
The use of an enabling switch stops the device in the event of a catastrophic failure or unforeseen problem.
The HE5B is part of the enabling switch series. Also known as « Dead-man » or « 3-position safety » switches, the enabling switches allow the operator to work safely on a machine without disabling operation.
The use of an enabling switch stops the device in the event of a catastrophic failure or unforeseen problem.
The HE6B is part of the enabling switch series. Also known as « Dead-man » or « 3-position safety » switches, the enabling switches allow the operator to work safely on a machine without disabling operation.
The use of an enabling switch stops the device in the event of a catastrophic failure or unforeseen problem.