AZM150 SOLENOID INTERLOCK WITH NEW DHS-150 HANDLE SYSTEM
THE DHS-150 DOOR HANDLE SYSTEM IS ESPECIALLY SUITED TO HEAVY SWING DOORS
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With the new practical DHS-150 door handle system, the slimline AZM150 solenoid interlock from Schmersal is now even easier to use. The ergonomic DHS-150 avoids the need for a separate door handle and is suitable for machine enclosures or fencing and all standard aluminium profiles with a width of 40 mm. The robust door bolt is particularly useful on heavy swing doors and for use in harsh environments.
One benefit of the new accessory is that the actuator is pre-positioned by the bolt in the DHS system, thus ensuring optimal insertion into the device. This gives the system stability against lateral forces. In addition, the DHS-150 door handle system is also equipped with an integrated locking device (LOTO). This locking tag function protects operating staff from mistakenly being locked inside larger, walk-in systems and machines while performing servicing and repair work.
The AZM150 has an interlocking force of 1500 Newtons and can be combined with three different actuators for different attachment situations. A positive of the interlock is the rotating actuator head which can be locked with ease by simple placement on the cover, rather than being bolted into place. The solenoid interlock is electromechanical in design and can be combined with a high safety standard: a low coding level as standard, or optionally with a high coding level in accordance with ISO 14119.
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SCHMERSAL | Enigma Business Park Malvern, Worcestershire, WR14 1GL
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