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G-172

Safety Sensors / Components

Operation Key

Be sure to use a special Operation Key only.

Do not operate the D4GS-N with anything other than the special
Operation Key. Otherwise, the Switch may be damaged.

As shown below, mount the Operation Key after matching the con-
cave surface of the Operation Key with the convex surface of the
insertion face.

Be sure to adjust the position correctly when mounting the Operation
Key and the Switch to ensure that the Operation Key does not miss
the insertion face and exert an excessive force on the Switch head.

Do not impose excessive force on the Operation Key inserted into
the D4GS-N or drop the D4GS-N with the Operation Key inserted.
Doing so may deform or damage the Operation Key. 

Depending on the conditions in which the Switch is used, the rubber
of the Operation Key may deteriorate. If the rubber becomes
deformed or cracked, replace it as soon as possible.

Securing the Door

When the door is closed (with the Operation Key inserted), the door
(or the Operation Key) may be pulled outside the set zone due to the
door’s weight or the door cushion rubber. If a load is applied to the
Operation Key, the door may fail to unlock. Secure the door with
hooks so that it will remain within the set zone.

Wiring

Identifying Wires

Identify wires according to the color (with or without white lines) of
the insulation on the wire.

Wire Colors

Note: “Blue/white, brown/white, or orange/white” means that the cover is blue,

brown, or orange with a white line.

Terminal Numbers

Identify terminal numbers based on the color of the insulation on the
wire.

The safety and auxiliary contacts of D4GS-N models of three-termi-
nal contact construction and those of two-terminal contact construc-
tion are described below.

The auxiliary contacts (orange) can be used as safety contacts.

The safety contacts are direct opening contacts approved by EN and

each of them is indicated with the mark

.

Cut the black core insulator and all unused wires at the end of the
external insulation sheath when wiring the cable.

Force imposed

Drop

Operation Key

Set zone (0.5 to 3.0 mm)

No.

Color of insulation

No.

Color of insulation

1

Blue/white

4

Orange

2

Brown/white

5

Brown

3

Orange/white

6

Blue

Cross section

Insulation

Core insulator (black)

External insulation sheath

Zb

Zb

Zb

Zb

<3NC>

Safety contact (blue 11)

<2NC/1NO>

Safety contact (brown 21)

Auxiliary contact (orange 31)

12 Blue/white

22 Brown/white

32 Orange/white

Safety contact (blue 11)

Safety contact (brown 21)

Auxiliary contact (orange 33)

12 Blue/white

22 Brown/white

34 Orange/white

<2NC>

Safety contact (blue 11)

<1NC/1NO>

Auxiliary contact (orange 31)

12 Blue/white

32 Orange/white

Safety contact (blue 11)

Auxiliary contact (orange 33)

12 Blue/white

34 Orange/white

In the interest of product improvement, specifications are subject to change without notice.

ALL DIMENSIONS SHOWN ARE IN MILLIMETERS.

To convert millimeters into inches, multiply by 0.03937. To convert grams into ounces, multiply by 0.03527.

Cat. No. C120-E1-Cat04-03A

Summary of Contents for D4GS-N -

Page 1: ...them is indicated with the mark Key Mounting Hole The key mounting hole is designed with rubber to absorb vibration and shock IP67 Degree of Protection Applicable to main body only Operation Key insertion face meets IP00 The D4GS N uses rust resistant materials and incorporates a drain opening as effective countermeasures against problems caused by water Note IP67 is based on the test method speci...

Page 2: ...5 D4GS N3R 5 D4GS N4R 5 Vertical 1 m D4GS N1T D4GS N2T D4GS N3T D4GS N4T 3 m D4GS N1T 3 D4GS N2T 3 D4GS N3T 3 D4GS N4T 3 5 m D4GS N1T 5 D4GS N2T 5 D4GS N3T 5 D4GS N4T 5 Type Model D4GS NK1 D4GS NK2 D4GS NK4 1 1 2 3 Switch 1 Built in Switch 3 Cable Length 1 Operation Key Type D4GS NK Operation Key D4GS N 1 1NC 1NO slow action 2 2NC slow action 3 2NC 1NO slow action 4 3NC slow action 2 Direction of ...

Page 3: ...69 as a short circuit protection device UL CSA UL508 CSA C22 2 No 14 C300 Q300 Agency Standard File No TÜV Rheinland EN60947 5 1 GS ET 15 UL see note UL508 CSA C22 2 No 14 E76675 Item AC 15 DC 13 Rated operating current Ie 0 75 A 0 27 A Rated operating voltage Ue 240 V 250 V Rated voltage Carry current Current A Voltage VA Make Break Make Break 120 VAC 2 5 A 15 1 5 1 800 180 240 VAC 7 5 0 75 Rated...

Page 4: ...note 2 Mechanical 1 000 000 times min Electrical 100 000 times min 1 A resistive load at 125 VAC see note 3 Operating speed 0 1 to 0 5 m s Contact gap 2 x 2 mm min Operating frequency 30 operations minute Direct opening force see note 4 60 N min Direct opening travel see note 4 10 mm min Insulation resistance 100 MΩ min at 500 VDC between terminals of the same polarities between terminals of diffe...

Page 5: ...ition Extraction completion position NC contacts 11 12 and 31 32 have an approved direct opening mechanism The terminals 11 12 and 31 32 can be used as unlike poles Stroke ON Operation Key insertion comple tion position Extraction completion position Only NC contacts 11 12 and 21 22 have an approved direct opening mechanism The terminals 11 12 21 22 and 33 34 can be used as unlike poles Stroke ON ...

Page 6: ...ck D4GS N T Red Black Key insertion force 15 N max Key extraction force 30 N max Operating characteristics Model 22 mm min Direct opening force 60 N min Direct opening stroke 10 mm min 8 4 Operation Key center position 2 15 0 05R mounting hole Operation Key center position UL Style 2464 AWG22 Finishing O D 7 2 mm 2 15 0 05R mounting hole UL Style 2464 AWG22 Finishing O D 7 2 mm Movement before bei...

Page 7: ...Black Red Black 27 1 See note Key insertion face Key insertion face 41 1 See note 41 1 See note 27 1 See note 13 5 to 16 Key insertion position Key insertion radius R 170 13 5 to 16 Key insertion position Key insertion face 13 5 to 16 Key insertion position Key insertion radius R 160 Note Mount with dimen sion of 26 4 for 160 R 240 Key insertion radius R 160 Key insertion face Note Mount with dime...

Page 8: ... the tip of the operation key is positioned to the cen ter of the key insertion hole of the Switch Note 2 The operation key cannot be inserted or adjusted in a direction different from the one shown above Use the D4GS NK1 or D4GS NK2 if necessary 5 4 to 7 9 Key insertion position Key insertion radius R 160 21 1 See note Key insertion face 5 4 to 7 9 Key insertion positio 21 1 See note Key insertio...

Page 9: ...4GS N be sure to locate a stopper as shown in the following illustration to prevent the top of the Operation Key from hitting the switch head Cables should not be bent repeatedly A cable is fixed with sealing materials on the bottom of the D4GS N When excessive force may be imposed on the cable fix the cable with a fixing unit at the dis tance of 5 cm from the bottom of the D4GS N as shown When be...

Page 10: ...e white brown white or orange white means that the cover is blue brown or orange with a white line Terminal Numbers Identify terminal numbers based on the color of the insulation on the wire The safety and auxiliary contacts of D4GS N models of three termi nal contact construction and those of two terminal contact construc tion are described below The auxiliary contacts orange can be used as safet...

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