Pilz PNOZ s4 Safety Relay – 48-240V AC/DC (Part No. 750134)
The Pilz PNOZ s4 (Part No. 750134) is a robust PNOZsigma series standalone safety relay designed for reliable monitoring of emergency stop functions and safety gates in demanding industrial and entertainment environments. Supporting a wide supply voltage range of 48–240V AC/DC, this compact unit is engineered for flexible integration into a variety of control systems, making it a dependable choice for maintaining safe operation in game room and arcade equipment installations.
Featuring a slim 22.5mm width and plug-in screw terminals for easy installation and maintenance, the PNOZ s4 supports both 1-channel and 2-channel wiring configurations with optional detection of shorts across contacts. Its versatile output configuration ensures compatibility with a broad range of Pilz safety relay families and accessories.
- Manufacturer: Pilz | Series: PNOZsigma
- Part Number: 750134 | GTIN: 4046548025606
- Supply Voltage: 48–240V AC/DC
- Outputs: 3 N/O (normally open), 1 N/C (normally closed), 1 SC
- Input Wiring: 1/2-channel with or without short-circuit detection across contacts
- Width: 22.5 mm – compact, space-saving design
- Connection Type: Plug-in screw terminals for easy field wiring
- Monitoring Functions: E-STOP and safety gate monitoring
- Compatible With: Wide range of PNOZsigma and PNOZ series safety relays and accessories
- LocationNumber:
- 002
- StockDescription1:
- LOWER DOOR HINGE KIT
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