One fits all – new FlexFunction CTS safety switch
Treotham’s new CTS guard locking device from Euchner features a high locking force, compact design and maximum flexibility, making it the perfect choice for applications requiring a high locking force in a confined space. Measuring only 135 x 31 x 31 millimeters in size, it delivers a maximum locking force of 3,900 N for universal use. The CTS can be mounted in three orientations, permitting flexible use for hinged and sliding doors. What’s more, an escape release can be added at any time. Besides featuring the proven benefits of Euchner’s transponder-coded safety switches with guard locking, the new FlexFunction CTS combines in a single device multiple functions that are otherwise available only in separate variants. With or without guard lock monitoring, actuator code evaluation with high or low coding level – the choice is up to the user with CTS. Functions are selected via the matching actuator. The CTS additionally offers various connection options.
CKS2 – lockout and starting with a single system
The new CKS2 system is perfect when it comes to safe starting or stopping of dangerous machine movements independently of the installed safeguards. In combination with highly coded, transponder-based keys,Treotham’s key adapter CKS2 from Euchner forms a safe system that meets the highest safety requirements for machine and installation lockout and starting. When combined with the Euchner IO-Link Gateways, the integral evaluation electronics in the compact CKS2 system provides comprehensive diagnostic and communication functions to users. Proven transponder technology and the use of keys with a high coding level provide maximum safety. Developed as a FlexFunction device, the CKS2 system can operate as a lockout system, trapped key system or authorization system as defined by the key version. The CKS2 is also available as a submodule for the successful MGB2 door locking system. It is perfect for use in fully automated logistics systems or complete turnkey installations.
