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Setting-up,
dimensions,
schemes
Setting-up
Operator displacement
Functional diagrams
XCS PRp5p
XCS TRp5p
XCS TL56p
XCS PR55p
XCS TR55p
5
0
-5+5
0 +90
-90
180
21-22
13-14
21-22
13-14
5
0
-90
-5 +5
0 +90
XCS PL98p
5
0
5
0
+270
-270
XCS TR85p
+5+5
-5
0 +270
-270
21-22
13-14
33-34
-5+5
0 +270
11-12
21-22
31-32
10
12.5
117
(3)
13.5
(2)
13.2
20/22
30
(1)
12.5
30
14
K1
K2
(2)
K2
30
20/22
40.3
52
K1
13
8.5
13
22
F1
14
3.2
28
32.1
28
41.75
M4
20/22
30
13
21
32.1
96.25
8.5
13
22
5
M4
XCS TRppp
3.2
33
XCS PRppp
34
30
21
20/22
20/22
40.3
52
12.5
22
13.2
30
(2)
F1
30
(2)
22
(1)
(3)
Schemes
33
70
28
30
12.5
108.35
23.35
13.5
30
10
43
72.5
5.3
+5 -5
0 +270
21-22
31-32
13-14
2.5
33
70
28
87.5
20/22
-270
16
2.5
43
72.5
5.3
(1)
30
21-22
31-32
13-14
XCS PR85p
11-12
21-22
31-32
27.4
2.5
2.5
(2)
-5+5
0 +90
XCS TLppp
16
23.35
-90
+5 -5
0 +270
XCS PR95p
27.4
(1)
-270
10
11-12
21-22
31-32
XCS PLppp
(2)
+5 -5
0 +270
11-12
21-22
180
11-12
21-22
31-32
Dimensions
XCS TR75p
10
90
10
21-22
31-32
13-14
10
Contact operation
G closed
H open
21-22
13-14
33-34
XCS PR75p
-270
+5+5
-5
0 +270
21-22
13-14
10
21-22
31-32
13-14
+270
-270
10
180
11-12
21-22
11-12
21-22
-5+5
0 +270
-270
21-22
13-14
33-34
-5+5
0 +90
-90
-5+5
0 +90
10
180
-90
21-22
13-14
33-34
10
10
5
0
180
41.75
5
0
K1
K1
K2
K2
KM1
I
KM2
KM1
H1
KM2
1/199
10
Presentation,
characteristics
2
3
Page 1/202
4
5
Pages 1/206 and1/210
6
7
8
9
Environment characteristics
Guard switch type
Conformity to standards
Product certifications
Maximum safety level (1)
Reliability data B10d
Protective treatment
Ambient air temperature
Vibration resistance
Shock resistance
Electric shock protection
Degree of protection
Cable entry
Connecting cable
Materials
10
1/200
Products
Machine assemblies
For operation
For storage
Characteristics (continued)
XCS A, XCS B, XCS C, XCS TA, XCS PA: a AC-15, A300: Ue = 240 V, Ie = 3 A or
Ue = 120 V, Ie = 6 A
2 and 3 contact
3 contact
2 and 3 contact
3 contact
Positive operation
Resistance across terminals
Short-circuit protection
2 and 3 contact
3 contact
Connection
Pre-cabled
1
2
3
4
5
Electrical durability
Only applicable to XCS MP: Conforming to EN/IEC 60947-5-1 Appendix C.
Utilisation categories AC-15 and DC-13.
Maximum operating rate: 900 operating cycles/hour.
AC supply
50/60 Hz a
o inductive circuit
110 V
0.5
24 V
230/400 V
48 V
0.1
0.5
3 4 5
5
4
3
12/24/48 V
110 V
1
0.5
0.2
0.1
0.5
10
Ithe
230 V
Current in A
3 4 5
10
Current in A
DC supply c
Voltage
V
24
48
120
Voltage
V
24
48
120
Power broken in W for
o
o
W
10
7
4
W
13
9
7
5million operating cycles. For XE2SPp151 on a or c, NC and NO contacts simultaneously loaded to the values shown with reverse polarity.
3 slow break contact version XCSPA
Ithe
1
0.5
110 V
230/400 V
24 V
48 V
0.1
0.5
3 4 5
230 V
1
0.2
3 4 5
10
10
Current in A
Current in A
DC supply c
Voltage
Power broken in W for
o
5million operating cycles.
12/24/48 V
110 V
0.5
0.1
0.5
10
Ithe
5
4
3
24
48
120
Voltage
o
24
48
120
1/201
References,
characteristics
Type of switch
Without
Without
1
2
LED indication on opening of NC
contacts
33
34
31
13
13
14
21
14
31
32
22
21
22
32
3-pole
NC + NC + NC
slow break (3)
21
3-pole
NC + NC + NO
(NO staggered)
slowbreak (3)
11
3-pole
NC + NO + NO
(2NOstaggered)
slowbreak (3)
22
1 orange
LED
110/
240 V a
1 orange
LED
24/
48 V z
1 orange
LED
110/
240 V a
Without
1 orange
LED
24/48 V z
1 orange
LED
110/
240 V a
12
1 orange
LED
24/48 V z
Weight (kg)
XCSA502
XCS A512
XCSA522
XCSB502
XCSB512
XCSB522
XCSC502
XCSC512
XCSC522
XCSA702
XCSA712
XCSA722
XCSB702
XCSB712
XCSB722
XCSC702
XCSC712
XCSC722
XCSA802
XCSB802
XCSC802
0.440
0.440
0.440
0.475
0.475
0.475
0.480
0.480
0.480
Actuation speed
Mechanical durability
Cable entry
Materials
Body: zamak. Head: zamak. Safety screws: 5-lobe torque. Protective plate: steel.
References of actuators
9
10
Description
Straight actuator
Pivoting actuator
XCSZ01
XCSZ02
XCSZ03
XCSZ05
Weight (kg)
0.020
0.020
0.095
0.600
(1) Head adjustable in 90 steps throughout 360. Blanking plug for operating head slot included with switch.
(2) Unlocking by pushbutton for XCS Bppp and by key operated lock for XCS Cppp (2 keys included with switch).
(3) Schematic diagrams shown represent the contact states whilst the actuator is inserted in the head of the switch.
1/202
Schemes:
page 1/205
References,
dimensions
Separate components
Description
For use
with
XCSA
XCSB
XCSC
809847
1 orange LED
indicator module
withcover, seal and
2fixing screws
Description
809850
XCSZ3p
Supply
voltage
a or 24/48 V c
Reference
XCSZ31
Weight
kg
0.040
110/240 V a
XCSZ32
0.040
Unit reference
XCSA,
XCSB,
XCSC
XCSZ27
Weight
kg
0.050
XCSB,
XCSC
XCSZ25
0.100
Padlocking device
XCSA,
toprevent insertion of XCSB,
actuator,
XCSC
for up to 3 padlocks
(padlocks not included)
XCSZ90
0.055
1
2
3
4
XCSZ90
Dimensions
Guard switches
XCSAppp
XCSBppp, XCSCppp
37
33
16
44
113.5
28.5
43.5
5.3
60
60
(1)
33
38
5.3
113.5
38
52
33
43.5
33
30
40
(1)
16
44
8
=
30
40
10
1/203
Dimensions (continued)
Actuators
XCSZ02
35
55.5
11
81.5
2.5
2.5
XCSZ01
20
51
25
14
35
33
20 11
33
==
==
15
25
==
7.5
2.5
(1) Adaptor (included with actuator XCSZ01) for replacing, without drilling
additional fixing hole, a guard switch XCKJ with actuator ZCKY07 by
a guard switch XCSA, B, C or E with actuator XCSZ01.
: 2 elongated holes 5.3 x 10
XCSZ03
7
26
42
115
64
40
11
30
11
30
48
41
2.5
76
23
18
17
R
20
20
00
00
XCSZ03
16.5
R
79
79
R = minimum radius
References:
page 1/202
1/204
40
50
=1
22
Schemes:
page 1/205
R
20
20
00
58
58
55
00
85
85
10
20
100
4xM5
20
20
140
33
11
32
5.3
2.5
40
25
30
25
12.5
Setting-up,
schemes
Setting-up
Functional diagrams
XCSp5ppp
XCSp7ppp
XCSp8ppp
Contact operation
G Closed
H Open
31
25
23
31
31
25
23
21-22
23
21-22
22.5
21
11-12
31-32
21-22
22
21.5
13-14
33-34
G Unstable
25
31-32
13-14
Schemes Note: These schemes are given as examples only, the designer must refer to the relevant safety standards for guidance.
Example with 3-pole NC + NO + NO contact with mixed redundancy of the contacts and the
associated control relays. To activate K1, it is necessary to remove and re-insert the actuator
when the supply is switched on.
F1
F1
O
K1
33
21
K2
I
K2
KM1
34
22
14
34
14
22
13
33
13
21
K1
(1)
KM2
KM1
X
K1
K2
KM2
K1
K2
H1
Wiring to PL=e, category 4 conforming to EN/ISO13849-1 and SIL 3 conforming to EN/IEC 61508. Wiring method used in conjunction
with Preventa safety module (The guard switch should be used in conjunction with a safety limit switch to give electrical/mechanical redundancy).
8
9
XPS
References:
page 1/202
10
Dimensions:
page 1/203
1/205
References,
characteristics
Type of switch
1
2
OG
OG/WH
OG
OG
BN
BN/WH
OG OG/WH
OG/WH
BU
BU/WH
BU
BU/WH
BU
OG/WH
BU/WH
3-pole NC + NC+ NC
slow break (2)
BN
3-pole NC + NC + NO
(NO staggered) slow break (2)
XCSMP79Lp
BU
2-pole NC + NC
slowbreak (2)
BN/WH
BU/WH
XCSMP70Lp
XCSMP80Lp
Weight (kg)
0.110
Actuation speed
Resistance to forcible withdrawal of actuator
Mechanical durability
Pre-cabled connection
Maximum operating rate
Minimum force for extraction of actuator
References of actuators
Description
Straight actuator
Right-angled
actuator
Pivoting actuator
For right-hand door
8
9
10
Separate components
Description
XCSZ81
0.015
Unit reference
XCSZ84
0.025
XCSZ83
0.085
XCSZ85
0.085
Weight
kg
0.005
Dimensions:
page 1/207
1/206
Schemes:
page 1/209
Dimensions
Dimensions
XCSMP
XCSZ81
14
13.5
14
20
8.4
15
28.2
35.9
30
3.5
62
5.6
78
35
4.4
2x4.3
2x9
58
XCSZ84
5
14
(1)
11.6
3.5
14
34
4.3
8.4
33.8
5
3.5
XCSZ83
34
25
(1)
15
28.2
8.4
13
7
(1) 2 elongated holes 4.2 x 6.
XCSZ85
34
25
3.5
(1)
13
28.2
8.4
15
10
Characteristics:
page 1/200
1/207
Setting-up,
schemes
XCSZ81
XCSZ84
230
mm
m
m
m
0m
16
93
m
0m
16
R=
R=
2
66.8
36.4
36.4
XCSZ83
XCSZ85
50
50
43.8
=
R
Functional diagrams
XCSMP59p
XCSMP79p
5.5
5.2
BU-BU/WH
OG-OG/WH
Contact operation
9
10
1/208
XCSMP70p
XCSMP80p
28.2
28.2
7
8
50
43.8
43.8
43.8
50
66.8
28.2
5.2
BU-BU/WH
OG-OG/WH
closed
open
28.2
5.5
5.2
BU-BU/WH
BN-BN/WH
OG-OG/WH
5.2
BU-BU/WH
BN-BN/WH
OG-OG/WH
Schemes
Schemes Note: These schemes are given as examples only, the designer must refer to the relevant safety standards for guidance.
Example with 2-pole NC + NO contact with mixed redundancy of the contacts and the
associated control relays.
To activate K1, it is necessary to remove and re-insert the actuator when the supply is switched on.
F1
F1
BU
K2
BU/WH
OG
OG/WH
OG
BN
BN/WH
K1
OG/WH
BU
BU/WH
K1
KM1
I
O
K2
K1
(1)
KM2
KM1
K1
K2
KM2
K1
K1
K2
Wiring to PL=e, category 4 conforming to EN/ISO13849-1 and SIL 3 conforming to EN/IEC 61508. Wiring method used in conjunction
with Preventa safety module (The guard switch should be used in conjunction with a safety limit switch to give electrical/mechanical redundancy).
6
7
XCS MP
XCS M
8
XPS
Locking of actuator and operation in positive mode associated with a safety module
9
10
1/209
References
Type of switch
13
21
13
14
21
22
22
13
14
21
21
22
11
22
33
33
13
13
14
14
34
34
21
12
11
22
13
12
21
14
13
22
21
14
31
22
21
31
3-pole NC + NC + NC (2)
slowbreak
32
3-pole NC + NC + NO (2)
snapaction
32
3-pole NC + NC + NO (2)
(NO staggered) slowbreak
22
31
3-pole NC + NO + NO (2)
snapaction
21
3-pole NC + NO + NO (2)
(2NOstaggered) slowbreak
Weight (kg)
7
8
XCSPA692
XCSPA792
XCSPA292
32
2-pole NC + NC (2)
snapaction
22
2-pole NC + NC (2)
slowbreak
21
2-pole NO + NC (2)
make before break,
slowbreak
XCSPA192
11
NC contact with positive opening operation) with 1 or 2 cable entries tapped ISO M16 x 1.5
XCSPA592
12
2-pole NC + NO (2)
snap action
14
22
XCSPA892
XCSTA592
XCSPA392
XCSPA992
XCSTA792
XCSPA492
XCSTA892
0.110
0.160
NC contact with positive opening operation) with 1 or 2 cable entries tapped Pg 11 or 1/2" NPT
To order a switch with 1 or 2 cable entries for n 11 (Pg 11) cable gland (clamping capacity 7 to 10 mm), replace the last number (2) by 1 in the selected reference.
Example: XCS PA592 becomes XCS PA591.
To order a switch with 1 or 2 cable entries for 1/2" NPT conduit (one n 11 tapped entry fitted with metal adaptor DE9 RA1012), replace the last number (2) by 3 in
the selected reference. Example: XCA TA592 becomes XCS TA593.
XCSPA, XCSTA: 10 N (50 N using actuators XCSZ12 or XCSZ13 together with guard
retaining device XCSZ21)
Mechanical durability
u 15 N
Cable entry
Materials
XCSZ91
10
DF523736
809927
References of accessories
XCSZ200
Unit reference
XCSPA, XCSTA
XCSZ28
Weight
kg
0.050
XCSPA, XCSTA
XCSZ91
0.053
XCSPA, XCSTA
XCSZ200
0.022
Description
(1) Head adjustable in 90 steps throughout 360. Blanking plug for operating head slot included with switch.
(2) Schematic diagrams shown represent the contact states whilst the actuator is inserted in the head of
theswitch.
1/210
References (continued),
dimensions
1
Description
For guard switches XCSPA, TA
Weight (kg)
Straight
actuator
XCSZ11
Pivoting
actuator
XCSZ12 XCSZ15 XCSZ13
Right-angled
actuator
XCSZ14
Guard retaining
device (2)
XCSZ21
0.015
0.015
0.025
0.080
0.012
0.085
Dimensions
XCSPAp91, XCSPAp92
XCSPAp93
7
30
34
93.5
93.5
34
30
39
30
39
30
13.5
=
13.2
(1)
18
17.4
39
12.5
DE9RA1012
DE9RA1016
21
20/22
26
12.5
30
2 x 5.5
2 x 3
114.5
34
(1)
35.35
6.4
(3)
5.5
29.85
30
30
17.4
20/22
6.4
30
29.85
20/22
30
(1)
13
24
13.2
30
5.8
(1)
40.3
52
(1) 2 tapped entries for cable gland or 1/2" NPT conduit adaptor
(2) 2 elongated holes 4.3 x 8.3 on 22 centres, 2holes 4.3 on
20centres
(3) 2 elongated holes 5.3 x 13.3
References:
page 1/210
10
Schemes:
page 1/213
1/211
Dimensions (continued)
Dimensions (continued)
(1) Adaptor (included with actuator XCSZ11) for replacing, without drilling
additional fixing hole, a guard switch XCKT with actuator XCKY01 by a
guard switch XCSTA with actuator XCSZ11.
a: 2 elongated holes 4.7 x 10
b: 1 elongated hole for M4 or M4.5 screw
XCSZ13
11
55
40
15
13
26
15
4.7
12
2
: 2 elongated holes 4.7 x 10
L = 40 mm (XCSZ12) or 29 mm (XCSZ15)
XCSZ14
12
13
13
12
26
55
4.7
26
=
22
27
35
15
52
42.5
42.5
12
6
==
22
13
22
37
65
XCSZ12, XCSZ15
4.7
XCSZ11
23
28.5
32
66
: 2 elongated holes 4.7 x 10
XCSZ12, XCSZ15
0
150
00
12
00
15
71
d
d = 46 mm (XCSZ12) or 35 mm (XCSZ15)
XCSZ14
XCSZ13
R=
00
150
0
15
30
12
R=
9
10
00
12
71
R=
R=
48
72
72
R = minimum radius
References:
page 1/210
1/212
Schemes:
page 1/213
48
Setting-up, schemes
Setting-up
Functional diagrams
XCSPA1pp
XCSPA2pp
24
19
16
24
19
16
11-12
21-22
11-12
21-22
21-22
13-14
21-22
13-14
Contact operation
G Closed
H Open
Setting-up
Functional diagrams
XCSTA8pp
XCSPA4pp
XCSPA3pp
24
19
16
24
19
16
21-22
31-32
13-14
21-22
31-32
13-14
21-22
13-14
33-34
21-22
13-14
33-34
XCSPA5pp,
XCSTE5ppp
XCSPA6pp,
XCSTE6ppp
XCSPA7pp,
XCSTE7ppp
24
18.5
17
24
17
15
24
18.5
17
17.5
16
18.5
17
13-14
24
19
17
24
19
17
11-12
21-22
21-22
21-22
XCSTA7pp,
XCS PA9pp
XCSTA5pp,
XCS PA8pp
21-22
31-32
21-22
19
16
13-14
33-34
13-14
17.5
16
13-14
G Unstable
Schemes Note: These schemes are given as examples only, the designer must refer to the relevant safety standards for guidance.
24
17
16.5
F1
21
K2
KM1
22
33
34
(1)
O
K2
K1
13
13
14
K1
14
21
31-32
22
11-12
21-22
F1
O
Contact operation
G Closed
H Open
G Unstable
KM2
KM1
K1
K2
KM2
K1
K2
7
M
9
XPS
10
Locking of actuator and operation in positive mode associated with a safety module.
1/213
Presentation,
characteristics
1
2
Page 1/216
4
Page 1/222
5
Environment characteristics
6
7
8
Connecting cable
Materials
XCS E (metal)
Products
Machine assemblies
For operation
For storage
XCS TE (plastic)
Zamak case
4 x 0.5 mm2
Polyamide PA66 fibreglass impregnated case
10
1/214
Characteristics (continued)
2 and 3 contact,
slowbreak
2 and 3 contact
2 and 3 contact
3 contact (XCS E), 2 contact (XCS TE): Uimp = 6 kV conforming to EN/IEC 60947-5-1
Positive operation
2 and 3 contact
3 contact (XCS E), 2 contact (XCS TE): 10 A cartridge fuse type gG (gl)
Connection
2 and 3 contact
Screw clamp
terminals
Complementary characteristics
Actuation speed
Mechanical durability
u 20 N
Materials
Electrical durability
AC supply
50/60 Hz a
o inductive circuit
Ithe
230 V
12/24/48 V
110 V
1
0.5
0.2
0.1
0.5
3 4 5
10
Current in A
DC supply c
Power broken in W for
5 million operating cycles.
Voltage
o
V
W
24
13
48
9
120
7
7
8
9
10
1/215
References,
characteristics
Type of switch
1
2
3
LED indication
a or 24 V c
(50/60 Hz on a)
a or
48 V c
(50/60 Hz
on a)
a or 110/120 V c (3)
(50/60 Hz on a)
a or 220/240 V c (3)
(50/60 Hz on a)
NO + NO
NC + NO
NC + NO
NC + NO
13
13
14
21
31
32
14
21
22
32
3-pole
NC + NC + NC
slow break (4)
21
11
3-pole
NC + NC + NO (NO staggered)
slow break (4)
22
3-pole
NC + NO + NO (2 NO staggered)
slow break (4)
12
22
2 NC
2 NC
2 NC
NC contact with positive opening operation) with 2 cable entries tapped ISO M20 x 1.5
Weight (kg)
XCS E5312
XCS E5342
XCS E8342
1.140
1.140
1.140
1.140
1.140
6
7
To order a guard switch with locking on energisation and unlocking on de-energisation of the solenoid, replace the 2nd number (3) by 5 in the references shown
above. Example: XCS E5312 becomes XCS E5512.
Voltage limits
100%
a or c
24 V
Conforming to EN/IEC 60947-1
a or c
24 V
a or c
48 V
a or c
110/120 V
a or c
220/240 V
Service life
20 000 hours
Consumption
9
10
Current consumption
7 mA
7 mA
a or 24/48 V c
110/240 V a
Voltage limits
Service life
100,000 hours
Yes
Yes
(1) Head adjustable in 90 steps throughout 360. Blanking plug for operating head slot included with switch.
(2) A key operated lock (2 keys included with switch) enables forced opening of the interlocking mechanism, by authorised personnel, allowing withdrawal of the
actuator and subsequent opening of the NC safety contacts.
(3) For use on 110/120 V c or 220/240 V c, remove the LED indicator module.
(4) Schematic diagrams shown represent the contact states whilst the actuator is inserted in the head of the switch.
(5) Switches supplied with a single green LED.
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Schemes:
page 1/219
References
Separate components
For use
with
XCSE73pp
Supply voltage
Reference
a or 24/48 V c
XCSZ43
For use
with
XCSE
Unit reference
XCSZ27
Weight
kg
0.050
XCSE
XCSZ25
0.100
Padlocking device
XCSE
toprevent prevent
insertion of actuator,
forup to 3 padlocks
(padlocks not included)
XCSZ90
0.055
Weight
kg
0.048
1 orange LED +
1 green LED indicator
module with cover +
lock (1), seal and 4
fixing screws (2 keys
included for lock)
Weight
kg
0.175
809848
809849
Description
Description
XCSZ4p
809850
XCSZ90
Description
Unit reference
XCSE
DE9RA2012
XCSE
DE9RA13520
1
2
3
0.010
(1) Lock incorporated as standard on guard switches XCSE: key withdrawal in LOCK and
UNLOCK positions.
7
8
9
10
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Dimensions
Dimensions
Guard switches
XCSEpppp
48
7
33
12
38
3.5
43.5
33
26
(1)
95
113
146
5.3
(1)
16
88
98
44
(1)
26
24
19
DE9RA13520
8
9
10
References:
page 1/216
1/218
DE9RA2012
28
(1)
21.3
(2)
26
Setting-up,
schemes
Setting-up
Functional diagrams
XCSp5ppp
XCSp7ppp
XCSp8ppp
Contact operation
G Closed
H Open
31
25
23
31
31
25
23
21-22
23
21-22
22.5
21
11-12
31-32
21-22
22
21.5
13-14
33-34
G Unstable
25
31-32
13-14
Schemes Note: These schemes are given as examples only, the designer must refer to the relevant safety standards for guidance.
Example with 3-pole NC + NO + NO contact with mixed redundancy of the contacts and the
associated control relays. To activate K1, it is necessary to remove and re-insert the actuator
when the supply is switched on.
F1
F1
O
K1
33
21
K2
I
K2
KM1
34
22
14
34
14
22
13
33
13
21
K1
(1)
KM2
KM1
X
K1
K2
KM2
K1
K2
H1
Wiring to PL=e, category 4 conforming to EN/ISO13849-1 and SIL 3 conforming to EN/IEC 61508. Wiring method used in conjunction
with Preventa safety module (The guard switch should be used in conjunction with a safety limit switch to give electrical/mechanical redundancy).
8
XPS
VNE
XPS
Interlocking device for actuator fitted on guard and zero speed detection.
10
References:
page 1/216
Dimensions:
page 1/218
1/219
Schemes
Locking on de-energisation, NC + NO + NO
XCSE53pp
F1
(2)
21
22
13
14
33
34
14
33
34
X2
OG GN
X3
E1
E1
X1
X1
6
7
X2
E2
43
OG GN
X3
44
51
44
43
22
13
(1)
E2
21
51
(1)
(2)
52
2
3
Locking on energisation, NC + NO + NO
XCSE55pp
F1
52
(1) Solenoid
(2) Auxiliary contact
E1-E2: Solenoid supply
43-44: Solenoid signalling contact
13-14: Safety contact, available for redundancy
33-X1: LED (orange): actuator withdrawn
51-X1: LED (green): actuator inserted and locked
21-52: Safety pre-wiring obligatory
8
9
10
References:
page 1/216
1/220
Dimensions:
page 1/218
(1) Solenoid
(2) Auxiliary contact
E1-E2: Solenoid supply
51-52: Solenoid signalling contact
13-14: Safety contact, available for redundancy
33-X1: LED (orange): actuator withdrawn
43-X1: LED (green): actuator inserted and locked
21-44: Safety pre-wiring obligatory
Schemes
Locking on de-energisation, NC + NC + NO
XCSE73pp7
F1
F1
F2
(1)
K1
(2)
KM2
X1
22
32
14
X3
OG GN
X2
KM2
X1
KM1
KM2
K2
O
KM1
KM1
K1
K1
K2
42 51
KM1
E2 41
X2
E1
44 51
X3
OG GN
21
31
13
(1)
K2
E1
E2 43
22
32
14
52
21
31
13
52
(2)
F2
K1
K2
KM2
M
(1) Solenoid
(2) Auxiliary contact
E1-E2: Solenoid supply
43-44: Solenoid signalling contact
21-22 and 31-32: Safety contacts, available for redundancy
13-X1: LED (orange): actuator withdrawn
51-X1: LED (green): actuator inserted and locked
21-52: Safety pre-wiring obligatory
(1) Solenoid
(2) Auxiliary contact
E1-E2: Solenoid supply
41-42 and 51-52: Solenoid signalling contacts
21-22 and 31-32: Safety contacts, available for redundancy
13-X1: LED (orange): actuator withdrawn
51-X1: LED (green): actuator inserted and locked
21-52 and 42-31: Safety pre-wiring obligatory
Locking on energisation, NC + NC + NO
XCS E75pp
F1
F2
21
31
13
52
(2)
(1)
K1
44 51
K2
X3
OG GN
X2
KM1
I
E1
E2 43
22
32
14
KM2
X1
KM1
K1
K2
KM2
M
References:
page 1/216
(1) Solenoid
(2) Auxiliary contact
E1-E2: Solenoid supply
51-52: Solenoid signalling contact
21-22 and 31-32: Safety contacts, available for redundancy
13-X1: LED (orange): actuator withdrawn
43-X1: LED (green): actuator inserted and locked
21-44: Safety pre-wiring obligatory
10
Dimensions:
page 1/218
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References,
characteristics (continued)
Type of switch
1
a or 24 V c (50/60 Hz on a)
21
13
14
13
22
21
22
21
2-pole NC + NC (3)
slowbreak
11
2-pole NO + NC (3)
make before break,
slowbreak
22
2-pole NC + NC (3)
break before make,
slow break
14
12
Weight (kg)
4
5
6
7
XCSTE5312
XCSTE5332
XCSTE5342
XCSTE6312
XCSTE6332
XCSTE6342
XCSTE7312
XCSTE7332
XCSTE7342
0.360
0.360
0.360
To order a guard switch with locking on energisation and unlocking on de-energisation of the solenoid, replace the 2nd number (3) by 5. Example: XCSTE5312
becomes XCSTE5512.
Solenoid characteristics
Load factor
100%
a or 24 V c
Voltage limits
Service life
20 000 hours
Consumption
a or 120 V c
a or c 230 V
10 VA max.
Description
Straight actuator
Pivoting actuator
XCSZ11
XCSZ12
XCSZ15
XCSZ13
XCSZ14
Weight (kg)
0.015
0.015
0.012
0.085
0.025
DF523736
809927
XCSZ91
XCSZ200
9
10
References of accessories
Description
Right-angled actuator
For use
with
Unit reference
Weight
kg
XCS TE
XCSZ28
0.050
XCS TE
XCSZ100
0.050
XCS TE
XCSZ91
0.053
XCS TE
XCSZ200
0.022
XCS TE
DE9RA1012
0.048
XCS TE
DE9RA1016
0.048
(1) Head adjustable in 90 steps throughout 360. Blanking plug for operating head slot included with switch.
(2) A special tool included with the guard switch enables forced opening of the interlocking mechanism, by authorised personnel, allowing withdrawal of the actuator and
subsequent opening of the NC safety contacts.
(3) Schematic diagrams shown represent the contact states whilst the actuator is inserted in the head of the switch.
(4) 2 actuator lengths, XCS Z12: L = 40 mm, XCSZ15: L = 29 mm.
(5) Do not use with XCSZ91.
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Schemes:
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Dimensions (continued)
Dimensions
17.4
18
5.5
29.85
35.35
15
6.4
17.4
43
38
93.5
2 x 3
DE9RA1012
DE9RA1016
21
(1)
20/22
13
24
33
(1)
40
26
14.5
2 x 5.5
29.85
30
5.8
6.4
Guard switches
XCSTEpppp
110
(1) 1 tapped entry for cable gland
: 2 elongated holes 4.3 x 8.3 on 22 centres, 2holes 4.3 on 20 centres
Actuators
(1) Adaptor (included with actuator XCSZ11) for replacing, without drilling
additional fixing hole, a guard switch XCKT with actuator XCKY01 by a
guard switch XCSTA with actuator XCSZ11.
a: 2 elongated holes 4.7 x 10
b: 1 elongated hole for M4 or M4.5 screw
XCSZ13
13
40
4.7
12
15
26
4.7
15
6
==
22
12
13
22
5
37
65
11
XCSZ12, XCSZ15
Adaptor shank (1)
55
XCSZ11
2
: 2 elongated holes 4.7 x 10
L = 40 mm (XCSZ12) or 29 mm (XCSZ15)
XCSZ14
42.5
26
13
55
13
35
4.7
42.5
12
27
22
15
52
12
26
=
23
28.5
32
66
: 2 elongated holes 4.7 x 10
10
References:
page 1/222
1/223
Setting-up,
schemes
00
150
00
00
12
15
12
R=
R=
XCSZ11
2
71
71
d
d = 46 mm (XCSZ12) or 35 mm (XCSZ15)
XCSZ14
XCSZ13
R=
00
150
15
30
12
R=
4
48
72
48
R = minimum radius
Setting-up
Schemes
Functional diagrams
XCSTE5ppp
XCSTE6ppp
XCSTE7ppp
24
18.5
17
24
17
15
24
18.5
17
K1
K1
K2
21
13
18.5
17
13-14
Contact operation
G Closed
11-12
21-22
21-22
13-14
F1
14
17.5
16
21-22
H Open
G Unstable
Schemes (continued)
K2
(The guard switch should be used in conjunction with a safety limit switch to
give electrical/mechanical redundancy)
KM1
22
72
KM2
KM1
K1
K2
KM2
K1
K2
9
10
XPS
VNE
XPS
Interlocking device for actuator fitted on guard and zero speed detection.
(1) These schemes are given as examples only, the designer must refer to the relevant safety standards for guidance.
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Schemes
Schemes (continued)
Locking on de-energisation
NC + NO
XCSTE53pp
Locking on energisation
NC + NO
XCSTE55pp
F1
F1
2
(1)
(1)
(2)
E1
E2
(32)
21
22
13
14
(2)
E1
31 33
E2
31
(34)
21
22
13
14
33
(1) Solenoid
(2) Auxiliary contact
E1-E2: Solenoid supply
13-14: Safety contact, available for redundancy or signalling
(1) Solenoid
(2) Auxiliary contact
E1-E2: Solenoid supply
13-14: Safety contact, available for redundancy or signalling
Locking on energisation
NC + NC
XCSTE75pp
F1
F1
F2
F2
K1
(1)
K2
(2)
E1
E2
(32)
21
22
11
12
31 33
K2
(2) (34)
KM1
E1
KM2
E2 31
21
22
11
12
33
(1) Solenoid
(2) Solenoid auxiliary contact
E1-E2: Solenoid supply
11-12: Safety contact, available for redundancy
KM2
KM2
K2
KM1
KM1
KM2
K1
KM1
References:
page 1/222
K1
(1)
K1
K2
(1) Solenoid
(2) Solenoid auxiliary contact
E1-E2: Solenoid supply
11-12: Safety contact, available for redundancy
9
10
Dimensions:
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