440N-S32013 - Allen-Bradley Safety Sipha 1 control unit 24V AC/DC

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440N-S32013


440N-S32013 is an Allen-Bradley Guardmaster Sipha 1 safety control unit designed to monitor non-contact safety sensors in industrial applications.This control unit operates on a 24V AC/DC supply and provides one normally open safety output and one normally closed solid-state auxiliary output in a compact 22.5 mm wide housing. It supports automatic or manual reset modes and interfaces with Sipha non-contact safety sensors to act as a safety relay within machine guarding systems.Key Specifications
  • Part Number: 440N-S32013
  • Manufacturer: Allen-Bradley
  • Type: Sipha 1 safety control unit
  • Supply Voltage: 24 V AC/DC
  • Safety Output Contacts: 1 N.O.
  • Auxiliary Output Contacts: 1 N.C. solid-state
  • Housing Width: 22.5 mm
  • Reset Modes: Automatic or Manual
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Specifications

  • Part Number: 440N-S32013
  • Manufacturer : Allen-Bradley
  • Brand : Allen-Bradley
  • Category : Safety
  • Family : Guardmaster Sipha 1 safety control unit
  • Type : Sipha 1 safety control unit
  • Voltage : 24 V AC/DC
  • Functions : 1 N.O. safety output and 1 N.C. solid-state auxiliary output
  • Configuration : 1 NO / 1 NC solid state safety/aux contacts
  • Mounting : 22.5 mm housing
  • Enclosure Grade : 22.5 mm housing width
  • Fortress : Automatic or manual reset modes




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