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Guard Lock Safety-door Switch

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Wiring

Circuit Connection Example

• Direct opening contacts used for safety circuit inputs are indicated 

with the 

 mark. Terminals 12-41 and terminals 22-51 have direct 

opening contacts.

• Connect the indicators in parallel to the auxiliary circuits or 

terminals E1 and E2. Do not connect the indicators in parallel with 
the direct opening contact. If the indicators are broken, a short-
circuit current may flow, causing equipment to malfunction.

• Do not switch circuits for two or more standard loads at the same 

time. Doing so may adversely affect insulation performance.

• The 24-VDC solenoid terminals have polarity (E1: +, E2: 

). 

Confirm the polarity before wiring.

• The contact ON/OFF timing for Switches is not synchronized. 

Confirm performance before application. 

Wiring

• Do not wire the Switch while power is being supplied. Doing so may 

result in electric shock.

• Do not let particles, such as small pieces of lead wire, enter the 

switch body when wiring.

• Make sure that the wiring does not hide the LED indicator when 

wiring E1/E2 or 01/02.

• When connecting to the terminals via insulating tube and M3.5 

crimp terminals, arrange the crimp terminals so that they do not 
rise up onto the case or the cover.

• Applicable lead wire size: AWG22 to AWG18 (0.3 to 0.75 mm

2

).

Use lead wires of an appropriate length. Not doing so may result in 
excess length causing the cover to rise and not fit properly.

• Do not pull on the lead wires with excessive force. Doing so may 

disconnect them.

• Do not push crimp terminals into gaps in the case interior. Doing so 

may cause damage or deformation of the case.

Recommended Crimp Terminals

Processing the Conduit Opening

• Connect a recommended connector to the opening of the conduit 

and tighten the connector to the proper torque. The case may be 
damaged if excessive tightening torque is applied.

• When using a 1/2-14NPT conduit, wind sealing tape around the 

conduit end of the connector so that the enclosure will conform to 
IP67.

• Make sure that the outer diameter of the cable connected to the 

connector is correct. 

• Attach a conduit cap to the unused conduit opening when wiring 

and tighten it to a suitable torque. The conduit cap is provided with 
the Switch. 

Recommended Connectors

Use a connector with a screw section not exceeding 9 mm. 
Otherwise, the screws will protrude into the case interior. The 
connectors given in the following table have connectors with screw 
sections not exceeding 9 mm. Use the following connectors to 
ensure conformance to IP67.

Use LAPP connectors together with Seal Packing (JPK-16, GP-13.5, 
or GPM20), and tighten to the applicable torque. Seal Packing is sold 
separately.

• Lapp product distributor: HAGITEC CO, LTD., Tel: 043-423-8741

• For a 1/2-14NPT conduit, use the above connector after attaching 

the provided Adaptor to the Switch and wrapping it with sealing 
tape.

Operating Environment

• The Switch is intended for indoor use only. 

Do not use the Switch outdoors. Doing so may cause the Switch to 
malfunction.

• Do not use the Switch where corrosive gases (e.g., H

2

S, SO

2

, NH

3

HNO

3

, or Cl

2

) are present or in locations subject to high 

temperature and humidity. Doing so may result in damage to the 
Switch caused by contact failure or corrosion.

• Do not use the Switch in the following locations.

• Locations subject to severe temperature changes.

• Locations subject to high humidity or condensation.

• Locations subject to severe vibration.

• Locations where the interior of the Protective Door may come 

into direct contact with cutting chips, metal filings, oil, or 
chemicals. 

• Locations where the Switch may come into contact with thinner 

or detergents.

• Locations where explosive or flammable gases are present.

Maintenance and Repairs

The user must not maintain or repair equipment incorporating the 
Switch. Contact the manufacturer of the equipment for any 
maintenance or repairs required.

Storage

Do not store the Switch where corrosive gases (e.g., H

2

S, SO

2

, NH

3

HNO

3

, or Cl

2

) or dust is present, or in locations subject to high 

temperature or high humidity.

Manufacturer

Model

J.S.T. Mfg Co. FN1.25-M4 (F Type)

N1.25-M4 (Straight Type)

41

42

51

52

61

62

11

12

21

22

31

32

To safety circuit

Lock Monitor 
Switch 

Door Open/Closed 
Detection Switch 

To safety circuit

To control circuit 

To control circuit 

O1
(+)

O2

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LED

E1
(+)

E2
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B

D dia.

dz dia.

Crimp terminal

Terminal screw 

 

t:  0.8 mm

 dz dia:  4.3 mm
 D dia:  4.0 mm
 

B:  6.6 mm

 

L:  18.6 mm

 

F:  6.3 mm

 

I:  9.0 mm

Size

Manufac-

turer

Model

Applicable

cable 

diameter

G1/2

LAPP

ST-PF1/2 

5380-1002

6.0 to 12.0 mm

PG13.5

LAPP

ST-13.5 

5301-5030

6.0 to 12.0 mm

M20

LAPP

ST-M20 

×

 1.5 5311-1020

7.0 to 13.0 mm

1/2-14NPT LAPP

ST-NPT1/2

5301-6030

6.0 to 12.0 mm

Summary of Contents for D4JL-1NFA-C5

Page 1: ...page 55 for a list of models OMRON also offers Trapped Key Switches on mechanical lock models only The door can be opened only by supplying power to the solenoid and then turning the trapped key to un...

Page 2: ...ical lock 24 VDC solenoid release G 24 VDC Solenoid lock Mechanical release 5 Indicator C 24 VDC green LED indicator D 24 VDC orange LED indicator 6 Release Key Type 5 Special release key See note 3 6...

Page 3: ...D4JL 2NFG C5 1 2 14NPT D4JL 3NFG C5 M20 D4JL 4NFG C5 2NC 1NO 3NC PG13 5 D4JL 1PFG C5 G1 2 D4JL 2PFG C5 1 2 14NPT D4JL 3PFG C5 M20 D4JL 4PFG C5 3NC 2NC 1NO PG13 5 D4JL 1QFG C5 G1 2 D4JL 2QFG C5 1 2 14N...

Page 4: ...FA C6 1 2 14NPT D4JL 3NFA C6 M20 D4JL 4NFA C6 2NC 1NO 3NC PG13 5 D4JL 1PFA C6 G1 2 D4JL 2PFA C6 1 2 14NPT D4JL 3PFA C6 M20 D4JL 4PFA C6 3NC 2NC 1NO PG13 5 D4JL 1QFA C6 G1 2 D4JL 2QFA C6 1 2 14NPT D4JL...

Page 5: ...A C7 01 G1 2 D4JL 2PFA C7 01 1 2 14NPT D4JL 3PFA C7 01 M20 D4JL 4PFA C7 01 3NC 2NC 1NO PG13 5 D4JL 1QFA C7 01 G1 2 D4JL 2QFA C7 01 1 2 14NPT D4JL 3QFA C7 01 M20 D4JL 4QFA C7 01 3NC 3NC PG13 5 D4JL 1RF...

Page 6: ...ils UL See note UL 508 CSA C22 2 No 14 CQC CCC GB14048 5 Application scheduled Item Utilization category AC 15 DC 13 Rated operating current Ie 3 A 0 27 A Rated operating voltage Ue 240 V 250 V Rated...

Page 7: ...tacts door open closed detection and lock monitor Contact forms Operating pattern Remarks Lock monitor Door open closed detection D4JL NF 2NC 1NO 2NC 1NO NC contacts 11 12 and 21 22 have a certified d...

Page 8: ...is supplied to the solenoid The door is unlocked manually E1 E2 Solenoid ON 41 12 NC 51 22 NC Door open closed detection and lock monitor contacts 31 32 NC Door open closed detection contact 33 34 NO...

Page 9: ...ase button Terminal No and function Door open The door will lock when the door closes Door closed The door is locked Door open The door can be opened Door closed No power is supplied to the solenoid T...

Page 10: ...he Key is not inserted The door will not lock when the door closes Door closed The Key is not inserted The door is not locked Door closed The Key is inserted The door is locked Door closed The Key is...

Page 11: ...ples Mechanical Lock Models Solenoid Lock Models Operation Key removed Operation Key inserted Door locked Solenoid ON Door unlocked B B OFF Cross sectional view B B Cross sectional view B B B B OFF Cr...

Page 12: ...Key inserted solenoid OFF and trapped key inserted Status Door locked and trapped key cannot be removed Cross sectional view B B OFF B B Cross sectional view B B OFF B B Cross sectional view B B OFF B...

Page 13: ...L F D5 Operating characteristics Model D4JL F C5 D4JL F D5 Key insertion force Key extraction force 20 N max Approx 6 N Pre travel distance 14 mm max Movement before being locked 3 3 mm min Black Red...

Page 14: ...6 21 B B Cross sectional view B B Cross sectional view A A Cap screw Conduit cap 2 conduits A A Four 5 4 dia holes Trapped key Manual release screw Head cap Six cover mounting screws 5 2 10 0 40 51 1...

Page 15: ...tolerance of key hole 0 8 22 Black Red Black Red 22 51 7 5 Horizontal insertion radius R 270 Vertical insertion radius R 270 Center tolerance of key hole 0 8 Center tolerance of key hole 0 8 Operatio...

Page 16: ...4 KM1 KM2 KM1 KM2 M 44 54 62 K2 K2 6 K3 1 a b OffDelay Timer Control Circuit K4 a b Operation instruction Feedback loop KM1 KM2 S3 Motor controller S1 Safety door Switch with direct opening contact S2...

Page 17: ...34 M2 KM4 KM3 Motor controller 51 52 21 22 51 52 21 22 Logical AND connection G9SX BC Basic Unit Emergency stop switch Emergency stop switch Safety Door Switch Safety Door Switch Advanced Unit G9SX AD...

Page 18: ...tioning to its full capability Make sure the Switch is mounted securely to prevent it from falling off Otherwise injury may result Mount the Operation Key so that it will not come into contact with pe...

Page 19: ...it to the LOCK setting before resuming operation The release key is set in the unlock position at the factory for the D4JL A 5 and D4JL A 6 and in the lock position for the D4JL G 5 and D4JL A 7 If th...

Page 20: ...er the machine stops operating Mounting Methods Tightening Torque Be sure to tighten each screw of the Switch properly Loose screws may result in malfunction Switch and Operation Key Mounting Mount th...

Page 21: ...to a suitable torque The conduit cap is provided with the Switch Recommended Connectors Use a connector with a screw section not exceeding 9 mm Otherwise the screws will protrude into the case interi...

Page 22: ...d Lock Safety door Switch will heat when power is supplied to the solenoid Do not touch these Switches Perform maintenance inspections periodically In the interest of product improvement specification...

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