Excellent safety and design.
The shortest depth behind the
panel in its class.
Actual
Size
Tab terminal can be
wired easily using quick
connects.
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Third-generation
Reverse Energy
Structure
IDEC’s unique Reverse Energy Structure, achieved as a result
of in-depth failure analysis of emergency stop switches, has
resulted in this innovative emergency stop switch.
X6 series emergency stop switches provide the highest level of
safety, because the unibody design eliminates the possibility
of the contact bocks falling off the switch (details on page 3).
*1: Based on IDEC research as of August 2012.
Excellent safety
First*1
Smooth
Unparalleled design
The smooth button is ideal for applications that require
utmost cleanliness, such as food processing machines or
semiconductor manufacturing equipment. Also suitable for
applications requiring a sleek design of emergency stop
switches, such as medical equipment.
Smallest
in its
class
The short depth behind the panel reduces the required mounting space.
Depth: 30% reduction
Volume: 70% reduction
(Compared with conventional emergency stop switches)
Thus equipment and control panels
can be made much smaller.
*2
19.5
mm
*2: Solder terminal.
Solder/tab terminal: 23.9mm
Only 19.5 mm
※1
depth behind
the panel *2
Actual
Size
27.9 mm
Conventional emergency
stop switch with short
depth behind the panel
ø30 mm Button
Unmarked
ø30 mm Button
Arrow Marked
ø40 mm Button
Unmarked
ø40 mm Button
Arrow Marked
Clean
Prevents dust
build-up
Clean
surface
ø16mm X6 Series
The smooth and ridge-less button surface
prevents dust built-up, and is also easy to
clean.
Conventional
Operator
Dust
build-up
Variety
two button sizes,
two wiring methods.
The X6 emergency stop switch can be reset either by pulling or turning. The button is available in ø30 mm and ø40 mm sizes.
In addition to a red button, a yellow button is also available as a stop switch. Solder terminals and solder/tab terminals are available.
Two ways to resetTwo connection methods
Two ways to reset,
Pull to reset
2
Turn to reset
Solder/Tab Terminal #110Solder Terminal
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Third-generation
:N
(machine cannot
Energy Status of Emergency Stop Switches
Reverse Energy
Structure
Highest Safety
IDEC's Unique Reverse Energy Structure
Third
Generation
IDEC's Unique
Reverse Energy Structure
Second
Generation
Compliant with international
safety standards. Even more
consideration has been taken
into account on operator
safety.
Satises the requirements of:
Compliant with international
safety standards.
Satises the requirements of:
2nd Generation (conventional)
Normal
NC contacts:NC contacts:
(machine can
operate)
High
Energy
NC contacts are
always on standby
to turn ON
Low
(HAZARDOUS)
Operator StrokeNormalLatched
ON
Latched
(machine cannot
OFF
operate)
3rd Generation
(Reverse Energy Structure)
NormalLatched
NC contacts
ON
(machine can
operate)
High
Energy
NC contacts are
always on standby
to turn OFF
Low
(SAFE)
Operator StrokeNormalLatched
C contacts:
OFF
operate)
With X series emergency stop switches, the potential energy level of
the latched status is lower than that of normal status. In the event the
switch is damaged due to excessive shocks, the NC contacts will turn
off, thus stopping the machine (patented design).
International Safety Standards Requirements
Red-colored, mushroom actuator, with yellow background.
(IEC 60947-5-5; 4.2, ISO 13850; 4.4, IEC 60204-1; 10.7)
Normally closed contacts with a direct opening action
(IEC 60947-5-5; 5.2, IEC 60947-5-1; Annex K)
The emergency stop function shall be maintained by latching of the
operator until reset manually (IEC 60947-5-5; 6.2, ISO 13850; 4.4)
Developed before the
First
Generation
establishment of international
safety standards.
Satises the requirements of:
High functionality with sleek design
X6 series emergency stop switches for various applications
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ø16
ø16
X6Series Emergency Stop Switches (Unibody)
Third-generation emergency stop switch with Reverse Energy Structure
Smallest in its class
•Two button sizes—ø30mm and ø40mm
•Two button colors—red for emergency stop and yellow for
stop switch
•Two ways of resetting —pulling and turning.
•Solder/tab terminal #110 makes for easy connections.
•Pushlock pull/turn reset switches are locked when pressed, and reset when pulled or turned clockwise.
•Do not use the stop switch as an emergency stop switch.
Main Contact
(NC)
1NCAB6E-3BV01PYAB6E-3BV01PTY
2NCAB6E-3BV02PYAB6E-3BV02PTY
1NCAB6E-4BV01PYAB6E-4BV01PTY
2NCAB6E-4BV02PYAB6E-4BV02PTY
Solder TerminalSolder/tab Terminal #110
Package quantity: 1
Part No.
5
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ø16
+0.2
Y
ø40mm Button
Panel thickness 0.8 to 4.5
Solder/tab terminal #110
(Depth behind the panel: 23.9 mm)
X6SeriesEmergency Stop Switches (Unibody)
Dimensions
+0.2
0
0.59.2
0.59.2
ø16.2
+0.2
0
1.7
+0.2
0
17.9
8.0
Anti-rotation projection
ø15.8
Mounting Hole Layout
ø16.2
0
X
ø30 mm Button40 mm min.40mm min.
ø40 mm Button50 mm min.50mm min.
Accessories
ShapeMaterialPart No.Package QuantityRemarks
Locking Ring Wrench
3.6
15.9
Solder terminal
(Depth behind the panel: 19.5 mm)
The values shown on the left are the
minimum dimensions for mounting
with other ø16 mm pushbuttons. For
other control units of different sizes and
styles, determine the values according to
dimensions, operation, and wiring.
20.6
20.6
XY
Metal
(nickel-plated brass)
MT-0011
Mounting Hole Layout
ø30.0
Unmarked
ø40.0
Unmarked
ø30.0
ø30mm Button
Arrow Marked
ø40.0
Arrow Marked
Terminal Arrangement
(Bottom View)
TOP
2
1
1
2
1NC type: Terminals located near
the TOP marking
•Used to tighten the locking ring
when installing the X6 switch onto
a panel.
•Recommended tightening torque:
0.88 N·m maximum
All dimensions in mm.
Locking Ring
PlasticXA9Z-LNPN1010
•Black
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X6SeriesEmergency Stop Switches (Unibody)
ø16
1.70.3
Projection
0.51.7
Projection
ø16
Nameplate (for emergency stop switch)
DescriptionLegendPart No.MaterialBackground ColorLegend Color
For ø30mm Button
For ø40mm Button
•Cannot be used with switch guard.
BlankHAAV-0
EMERGENCY STOPHAAV-27
BlankHAAV4-0
EMERGENCY STOPHAAV4-27
PolyamideYellowBlack
SEMI S2 Compliant Switch Guard
ShapeMaterialPart No.Remarks
Switch Guard
•IP65 degree of protection
Polyamide (PA6)XA9Z-KG1
Note:
Switch guards have been designed for applications in semiconductor manufacturing equipment only. Do not use the switch guards with emergency stop
switches which are installed on other machines such as machine tools or food processing machines. Machinery Directive of the European Commission and
IEC 60204-1 require that emergency stop switches be installed in a readily accessible area, and the usage of switch guards is not permitted.
•Color: yellow (Munsell 2.5Y8/10 or equivalent)
•Cannot be used with nameplate.
White Nameplate (for stop switch)
DescriptionLegendPart No.MaterialBackground Color
Package quantity: 1
Package quantity: 1
Package quantity: 1
For ø30mm Button
For ø40mm ButtonHAAV4-0-W
Blank
HAAV-0-W
PolyamideWhite (Munsell N9.5)
Dimensions
Nameplate for ø30mm Button
HAAV-*
ø43.5
ø16
•Remove the projection from the nameplate using pliers, otherwise the switch cannot be installed.
•Panel thickness when using a nameplate: 0.5 to 3 mm
Nameplate for ø40mm Button
HAAV4-*
ø60
ø16
Switch Guard
XA9Z-KG1
42
35
36
ø50
•Panel thickness when using a nameplate:
0.5 to 3 mm
23.1
(0.2)
ø57
Gasket
(1.7)
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Rubber Gaske
Locking Ring
Operator
ø16
Specications and other descriptions in this brochure are subject to change without notice.
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X6SeriesEmergency Stop Switches (Unibody)
Safety Precautions
•Turn off power to the X6 series units before installation, removal, wiring, maintenance, and inspection. Failure to turn
power off may cause electrical shocks or re hazard.
Instructions
Panel Mounting
Remove the locking ring from the operator and check that the
rubber gasket is in place. Insert the operator from panel front
into the panel hole. Face the side with the projection upward,
and tighten the locking ring using the locking ring wrench MT-
001.
Projection
t
Notes for Panel Mounting
Using the locking ring wrench MT-001, tighten the locking ring
to a torque of 0.88 N·m. Do not use pliers. Do not apply excessive force, otherwise the locking ring will become damaged.
Wiring
1. Applicable wire size is 1.25 mm2 (16 AWG) maximum.
2. Solder the terminals using a soldering iron at 310 to 350°C
for 3 seconds maximum. Do not use ow or dip soldering.
SnAgCu type lead-free solder is recommended. Make sure
that the soldering iron touches the terminals only, not plastic
parts. Do not apply external force such as bending the terminals or applying tensile force on the wires.
3. Use a non-corrosive rosin ux. To prevent the ux from en-
tering the switch while soldering, face the terminals downward.
CorrectIncorrect
•For wiring, use wires of proper size to meet the voltage and
current requirements and solder properly. Improper soldering
may cause overheating and create re hazards.
4. Because the terminal spacing is narrow, use protective
tubes or heat shrinkable tubes to avoid burning the wire
sheath or short circuit.
5. Apply force on the terminals in the vertical direction to the
panel only, otherwise the terminals will be damaged.
Notes for Solder/tab terminal #110
1. Use quick connect of #110 and 0.5mm tab thickness.
2. To prevent short-circuit between different poles, use protec-
tive tubes or heat shrink tubes.
3. Apply force on the terminals in the vertical direction to the
panel only, otherwise the terminals will be damaged.
Contact Bounce
When the button is reset by pulling or turning, the NC contacts
will bounce. When designing a control circuit, take the contact
bounce time into consideration (reference value: 20 ms).
Do not apply any external shock to the emergency stop
switches, otherwise the contact will bounce.
Handling
Do not expose the switch to excessive shock and vibrations,
otherwise the switch may be deformed or damaged, causing
malfunction or operation failure.