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Twin-headed switches
January 1st 2008

The latest developments from Euchner include twin-headed switches designed for use with two adjacent machine access or cell enclosure guards. Previously, it would have been necessary to use two separate switches for this purpose, involving not only additional material costs, but also extra control circuitry and monitoring facilities. The new switches are double-headed versions of the STP and SGP safety switches, suitable for demanding applications involving high locking forces (up to 2500N).

Two switches are available including the SGP Twin which is supplied without guard locking.

Manual padlocking is available to ensure the switch actuator cannot be removed from the switch head.

The second switch is the STP Twin which incorporates guard locking, an independently operated electronic shot-bolt mechanism.

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