ø16mm XA Series
EMO Switch
Pushlock Pull /
Turn Reset
ø22mm XW Series
EMO Switch
Pushlock Pull /
Turn Reset
ø22 HW Series
EMO Switch
Pushlock Turn Reset
Switch Guard for
ø16mm XA Series
ø22mm HW/XW
Series
Safety
Category
Applicable
Standards
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SeriesStop Switch
Name
Shape
Safety
Category
Applicable
Standards
444—
EN60947-5-5
UL508
CSA C22.2 No.14
GB14048.5
ø16mm XA Series
Pushlock Pull /
Turn Reset
(with Removable
Contact Block)
EN60947-5-1
UL508
CSA C22.2 No.14
GB14048.5
EN60947-5-5
UL508
CSA C22.2 No.14
GB14048.5
ø16mm XA Series
Pushlock Pull /
Turn Reset
(Unibody)
EN60947-5-1
UL508
CSA C22.2 No.14
GB14048.5
EN60947-5-5
UL508
CSA C22.2 No.14
GB14048.5
ø22 XW Series
Pushlock Pull /
Turn Reset
—
EN60947-5-1
UL508
CSA C22.2 No.14
GB14048.5
SEMI S2 0706
ø22 HW Series
Pushlock Turn Reset
Pushlock Pull
UL508
CSA C22.2 No.14
EN60947-5-5
GB14048.5
White Switch Guard
for ø22mm HW/XW
Series
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Emergency Stop Switches Selection Diagram
ISO / IEC Standards and Emergency Stop Switches
ISO 13850
4.4.1
mushroom-type
push-buttons
ISO 13850
4.4.4
The command
shall be
maintained
by engagement
(latching-in)
of the actuating
means.
ISO 13850
4.4.4
The actuator of
the emergency
stop device
shall be colored
red.
IEC 60947-5-5
5. Electrical
requirements
5.2 All normally
closed contact
elements of an
emergency stop
device shall
have a direct
opening action
(positive
opening action,
according to
annex K of IEC
60947-5-1.
• 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.
1NCAB6E-4BV01PYAB6E-4BV01PTY
2NCAB6E-4BV02PYAB6E-4BV02PTY
9
ø16
+0.2
Y
ø40mm Button
Panel thickness 0.8 to 4.5
Solder/tab terminal #110
(Depth behind the panel: 23.9 mm)
X6 Series Emergency Stop Switches (Unibody)
Dimensions
0.59.2
+0.2
0
+0.2
0
1.7
+0.2
0
17.9
0.59.2
ø16.2
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
10
t
ø16
1.70.3
Projection
Projection
X6
X6 Series Emergency Stop Switches (Unibody)
Nameplate (for emergency stop switch)
DescriptionLegendPart No.MaterialBackground ColorLegend Color
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.
Package quantity: 1
Package quantity: 1
ø16
White Nameplate (for stop switch)
DescriptionLegendPart No.MaterialBackground Color
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
0.51.7
Package quantity: 1
Switch Guard
•
XA9Z-KG1
42
35
36
ø50
• Panel thickness when using a nameplate:
0.5 to 3 mm
23.1
(0.2)
ø57
Gaske
(1.7)
11
ø16
Projection
Rubber Gaske
Locking Ring
Operator
X6 Series Emergency 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.
t
•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.
3. Use a non-corrosive rosin ux. To prevent the ux from
entering the switch while soldering, face the terminals
downward.
Correct
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.
Incorrect
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 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.
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).
Handling
Do not expose the switch to excessive shock and vibrations,
otherwise the switch may be deformed or damaged, causing
malfunction or operation failure.
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ø16
XA SeriesEmergency Stop Switches (Unibody)
Small, unibody emergency stop switches suitable for equipment with small mounting space.
Requires only ø16mm × 19.5mm for installation.
•ø29mm and ø40mm mushroom operators
•Degree of protection IP65 and IP40 (IEC 60529)
•Dark red (Munsell 5R4/12) and bright red (Munsell
7.5R4.5/14) colors for operators of emergency stop
switches, and yellow/gray for stop switch operators.
•Gold-plated crossbar contacts
•Push-to-lock, pull or turn-to-reset operator
•UL, c-UL recognized. EN compliant.
•Safety lock mechanism (IEC 60947-5-5, 6.2)
•Direct opening action mechanism
(IEC 60947-5-5, 5.2, IEC60947-5-1, Annex K)
Solder Terminal
IP65
(body color: yellow)
Solder Terminal
IP40
(body color: black)
Solder/tab #110
XA
Standards
Applicable StandardsMarkFile No. or Organization
UL508
CSA C22.2 No.14
EN60947-5-1
EN60947-5-5 (note)
GB14048.5
Note: Except for stop switch (yellow and gray button)
UL/c-UL Recognition
File No.E68961
TÜV SÜD
EU Low Voltage Directive
CCC No. 2008010305286343
Contact Ratings
Rated Insulation Voltage (Ui)250V
Thermal Current (Ith)5A
Rated Operating Voltage (Ue)30V125V250V
Resistive Load
AC
Rated
Operating
Current
•Minimum applicable load: 5V AC/DC, 1 mA (reference value)
(May vary depending on the operating conditions and load.)
•The rated operating currents are measured at resistive/inductive
loads as specied in IEC 60947-5-1.
50/60Hz
DC
(AC-12)
Inductive Load
(AC-15)
Resistive Load
(DC-12)
Inductive Load
(DC-13)
—5A3A
—3A1.5A
2A0.4A0.2A
1A0.22A0.1A
Specifications
IEC 60947-5-1, EN 60947-5-1
Applicable Standards
Operating Temperature −25 to +60°C (no freezing)
Storage Temperature−45 to +80°C (no freezing)
Operating Humidity45 to 85% RH (no condensation)
Operating Force
Minimum Force
Required for Direct
Opening Action
Minimum Operator
Stroke Required for
Direct Opening Action
Maximum Operator
Stroke
Contact Resistance50 mΩ maximum (initial value)
Insulation Resistance 100 MΩ minimum (500V DC megger)
Overvoltage Category II
Impulse Withstand Voltage
Pollution Degree3
Operating Frequency 900 operations/hour
Shock Resistance
Vibration Resistance
Durability
Degree of ProtectionIP65, IP40 (IEC 60529)
Short-circuit
Protection
Conditional
Short-circuit Current
Terminal StyleSolder terminal, Solder/tab #110 terminal
Recommended Tightening
Torque for Locking Ring
Applicable Wire Size1.25 mm
Terminal Soldering
Condition
Weight (approx.)
Note: Except for stop switches (operator color: yellow and gray)
IEC 60947-5-5 (Note), EN 60947-5-5 (Note)
JIS C8201-5-1, UL508, CSA C22.2 No.14
GB14048.5
Push-to-lock: 10.5N
Pull to reset: 10N
Turn to reset: 0.16 N·m
40N
4.0 mm
4.5 mm
2.5 kV
Operating extremes: 150 m/s
Damage limits: 1000 m/s
Operating extremes: 10 to 500 Hz,
amplitude 0.35mm, acceleration 50 m/s
Damage limits: 10 to 500 Hz,
amplitude 0.35 mm, acceleration 50 m/s
•Solder/tab #110 terminal is also available. Specify “T” before in the Ordering No.
XA1E-BV3U02KR → XA1E-BV3U02KTR
Dimensions
0.510.2
Tab Terminal #110
(Behind the panel: 23.9)
ø15.8
10.2 0.5
20.6
15.93.615.98.0
Solder Terminal
(Behind the panel: 19.5)
ø16.2
1.7
+0.2
0
Mounting Hole
ø29.0
+0.2
0
0
+0.2
17.9
20.6
XA1E-BV3U02
R: red
RH: bright red
XA1E-BV4U01
XA1E-BV4U02
Terminal Arrangement
(Bottom View)
1
2
21
Mounting Hole Layout
ø40
0
X
•Thevaluesshown
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 the
dimensions, operation,
and wiring.
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All dimensions in mm.
XY
ø29mm Mushroom40 mm minimum
ø40mm Mushroom50 mm minimum
ø16
XA SeriesEmergency Stop Switches (w/Removable Contact Block)
The World’s First ø16 mm, 4-contact Emergency Stop Switch.
Compact size - only 27.9 mm deep behind the panel. Reliable “Safe break action.”
•The depth behind the panel is only 27.9 mm for 1 to 4
con tacts, both on illuminated and non-illuminated.
•IDEC’s original “Safe break action” ensures that the
contacts open when the contact block is detached from
the operator.
XA Series Emergency Stop Switches (w/Removable Contact Block)
Dimensions
Non-illuminated
Illuminated
ø16
PC Board Layout (Bottom View) Panel Cut-out
Non-Illuminated Illuminated
Mounting Hole Layout LED Unit Internal Circuit
XY
R1R2
LED
R3
ø29mm Mushroom40 mm minimum
ø40mm Mushroom50 mm minimum
•The values shown above 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 the dimensions,
opera tion, and wiring convenience.
All dimensions in mm.
X2
LED chip
17
12
12
TOP
21
21
LeftRight
TOP
21
21
12
34
LeftRight
NC main contacts (black)
NC main contacts (black):
Terminals 1-2
1NC: Terminals on right
2NC: Terminals on right and left
3NC: Terminals on right, left, and top
Non-illuminated
LeftRight
TOP
21
21
12
12
X1X2
TOP
LeftRight
21
21
12
34
X1X2
LEDLED
For ø29mm Operator
ø43.5
ø16
1.70.3
0.5
1.7
ø60
ø16
Ring Wrench
Locking Ring
Terminal Cover
LED Unit
LED Unit Removal Tool
ø16
XA Series Emergency Stop Switches (w/Removable Contact Block)
Terminal Arrangement (Bottom View)
Illuminated
only
With NO monitor contacts (blue)
NC main contacts (black):
Terminals 1-2
NO monitor contacts (blue):
Terminals 3-4
1NC: Terminals on top
2NC: Terminals on right and left
NC main contacts only (black)
NC main contacts(black):
Terminals 1-2
1NC: Terminals on right
2NC: Terminals on right and left
3NC: Terminals on right, left, and top
Nameplates (for ø16 Emergency Stop Switches)
DescriptionLegendPart No.MaterialPlate ColorLegend Color
•Panel thickness when using
the nameplate: 0.5 to 2 mm
With NO monitor contacts (blue)
NC main contacts (black):
Terminals 1-2
NO monitor contacts (blue):
Terminals 3-4
1NC: Terminals on top
2NC: Terminals on right and left
PolyamideYellowBlack
•Panel thickness when using
the nameplate: 0.5 to 2 mm
Accessories and Replacement Parts
Description & ShapeMaterialPart No.Ordering No.
Package
Quantity
•Used to tighten the locking
Metal
(nickel-plated brass)
MT-001MT-0011
ring when installing the XA
emer gency stop switch onto
a panel.
PolyamideXA9Z-LNXA9Z-LNPN1010•Black
•White
PBTXA9Z-VL2XA9Z-VL2PN022
•Used for solder terminals.
•Also applicable to the XW
series.
For Solder TerminalXA9Z-LED2RXA9Z-LED2R
•Replacement LED unit for
illumi nated (for XA series
For PC Board
Terminal
XA9Z-LED2VRXA9Z-LED2VR
only).
1
All dimensions in mm.
Remarks
18
Stainless SteelMT-101MT-101
•Used for removing the LED
unit.
Operator
Removing the Contact Block
First unlock the operator button. While pushing up the
white bayonet ring, using a small screwdriver (width: 2.5 to
3 mm) if necessary, turn the contact block
counterclockwise and pull out.
force when using a screwdriver, otherwise the bayonet
ring may be dam aged.
➁
Notes for Removing the Contact Block
1. When the contact block is removed, the monitor contact
2. While removing the contact block, do not exert excessive
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 antirotation protrusion on the operator upward, and tighten the
locking ring.
Rubber Gasket
Notes for Panel Mounting
To mount the XA emergency stop switches onto a panel,
tighten the locking ring to a tightening torque of 0.88 N·m
maximum using ring wrench MT-001. Do not use pliers. Do
not exert excessive force, otherwise the locking ring may
be damaged.
Installing the Contact Block
Bayonet Ring
UnlockedLocked
marking on the edge of the operator base
con tact block onto the operator and turn the contact block
XA
XA Series Emergency Stop Switches (w/Removable Contact Block)
Safety Precautions
•Turn off power to the XA series emergency stop switch
before starting installation, removal, wiring, maintenance,
and inspection of the relays. Failure to turn power off may
cause electrical shock or re hazard.
•Use the LED unit removal tool when replacing the LED
unit to avoid burn on your hands.
Instructions
Do not exert excessive
Bayonet Ring
•Use wires of the proper size to meet the voltage and
cur rent requirements, and solder the wires correctly. If
solder ing is incomplete, the wire may heat during operation, causing re hazard.
First turn the bayonet ring to the unlocked position.
Align the small ▲
with the TOP marking on the contact block. Press the
ø16
Turn counterclockwise
Push
➀
(NO contact) is closed.
force, otherwise the switch may be damaged.
Gasket
Locking Ring
Projection
Contact BlockUnibody
Operator Unit
Locking Ring
clock wise until the bayonet ring clicks.
▲ marking
Press
➀
TOP marking
➁
TOP marking (contact block)
Notes for Installing the Contact Block
Check that the contact block is securely installed on the
opera tor. When the emergency stop switch is properly
assembled, the bayonet ring is in place as shown below.
Anti-rotation
Protrusion
Removing the LED Unit (Contact Block)
Pull out the LED unit while squeezing the latches on the
LED unit using the LED unit removal tool (MT-101).
Squeeze the
LED unit on the
latches and pull
out.
Tur n
TOP side
Latches
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Installing the LED Unit (with Removable
Contact Block)
Align the to of the LED unit with the TOP marking on the
contact block. Push the LED unit into the contact block.
Wiring
1. The applicable wire size is 1.25 mm
2. Solder the terminal at a temperature of 310 to 350°C
3. Use a non-corrosive rosin ux.
4. Because the terminal spacing is narrow, use protective
Solder/Tab Terminal #110
1. Use #110 receptacles for 0.5mm-thick tabs.
2. Because the terminal spacing is narrow, use protective tubes
3. Do not apply force on the terminals in the direction
PC Board Terminal
1. When mounting a contact block on a PC board, provide
2. When mounting an XA emergency stop switch on a PC
About PC Board and Circuit Design
1.
2. PC boards and circuits must withstand rated voltage and
3. The minimum applicable load is 5V AC/DC, 1 mA. This value
4. Within the 2.8
Installing Insulation Terminal Cover
Projection
Nameplate
19.8
8.7
19.8
(0.5)
1.6 (PC Board)
(0.5)
(0.5)
2.8∗
2.8∗
(0.5)
10-ø1.2 holes
Solder Surface
Surface for installing
components
Solder Surface
Surface for installing
8.7
ø16
XA Series Emergency Stop Switches (w/Removable Contact Block)
TOP side
2
maximum.
within 3 seconds using a soldering iron. Sn-Ag-Cu type is
recommended when using lead-free solder. When soldering, do not touch the enabling switch with the soldering
iron. Also ensure that no tensile force is applied to the terminal. Do not bend the terminal or apply excessive force to
the terminal.
To install the terminal cover (XA9Z-VL2), align the TOP
marking on the terminal cover with TOP marking on the
con tact block, and press the terminal cover toward the
contact block.
Note: For wiring, insert the wires into the holes in the terminal cover before
soldering.
Contact Bounce
When the button is reset by pulling or turning, the NC main
contacts will bounce. When pressing the button, the NO
monitor contacts will bounce.
When designing a control circuit, take the contact bounce
time into consideration (reference value: 20 ms).
Nameplate
When anti-rotation is not required, remove the projection
from the nameplate using pliers.
tubes or heat shrinkable tubes to avoid burning of wire
coating or short circuit.
or heat shrinkable tubes of 0.5mm minimum in thickness.
other than vertical to the mounting panel, otherwise the
terminals will be damaged.
sufcient rotating space for the PC board when installing
and removing the contact block.
board, make sure that the operator is securely installed.
Use PC boards made of glass epoxy copper-clad lami nated
sheets of 1.6 mm in thickness, with double-sided through
hole.
current, including the instantaneous current and voltage
at switching.
may vary according to the operating environment and load.
∗ mm areas shown in the gure below,
ter minals touch the PC board, resulting in possible short
cir cuit on the printed circuit. When designing a PC board
pattern, take this possibility into consideration.
Handling
Do not expose the switch to excessive shock and vibration,
otherwise the switch may be deformed or damaged,
causing malfunction or operation failure.
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