Allen Bradley Guardmaster 440E Rope Pull Switch 229.5 mm, Straight

Ensure greater protection for personnel around hazardous moving machinery by providing constant emergency stop access with the 440E Lifeline 4 Cable Switch with E-Stop, 125m span, by Allen Bradley Guardmaster.

The Cable Pull switches have a steel wire rope which is connected to latching pull switches, so that when the rope is pulled in any direction along the length the switch is tripped to stop the machine, minimising risk of injury and risk of damage to machinery.

The 440E-L13153 Lifeline 4 grab wire switch has 2 Normally Open/2 Normally Closed contact configuration and M20 conduit entry. It has an ingress protection rating of IP66, which means that it is fully dust-tight and can withstand jets of water. It has an operating temperature range of between -25°C and 80°C. This device has an electrical current rating of 2A at a voltage rating 24VDC and a current rating 4A at a voltage rating 600VAC. It is well suited for use along or around awkward machinery, such as conveyor belts.

The Lifeline 4 switch is a versatile Wire Pull Switch which incorporates many features in one unit to provide uniquely exceptional protection, ease-of-use and installation, and resilience, such as:

• It has a rope status indicator, allowing for simple set up and easy maintenance for spans of up to 125m

• Superior safety - Switch lockout on cable pulled and cable slack

Note: This safety device can be used with GuardLink™, a new safety linking technology from Allen Bradley Guardmaster. GuardLink™ simplifies and reduces the connection time of the safety system, whilst providing real-time diagnostic information over Ethernet IP. This makes it simple to identify the location of the device that has tripped the safety system, thus reducing downtime, and improving the machines overall efficiency. For more details, please go to the GuardLink™ brochure.

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A cable pull switch, also known as grab wire switches or rope pull switches, are a common type of emergency stop device and safeguarding measure. They allow personnel to stop moving machinery anywhere along its length instead of at just one point on the machine and can be used over a long distance. This is useful if there is a chance that someone may become entangled in lengthy moving machinery, such as conveyor belts. These devices are hung by a wire around the machinery and can be operated by pulling the cord. This isolates the circuit and stops the hazard.