RAFI is expanding its easy-to-install RAMO product family with new emergency stop buttons. The newly introduced models in the RAMO E series include the RAMO 22 E and RAMO 30 E emergency stop buttons with pull release.
RAFI now offers emergency stop actuators up to IPx9K degree of protection on the front side, which are particularly suitable for high-pressure and steam-jet-cleaned applications. A new RAMO E PLUS 1 emergency stop variant is also being added to the portfolio. This emergency stop button has three contacts so that, for example, in addition to two redundant contacts for safety applications, a signalling contact for position detection can also be assigned.
The range extension is completed by RAMO E buttons with rotary release. In addition to the tried-and-tested 4- and 5-pole versions, both actuators are now also available as illuminated versions with an 8-pole, A-coded M12 connection. The RAMO E series is designed for 50,000 actuation cycles and meets all applicable ISO and IEC standards. With maximum mounting depths of 30.2 mm (RAMO 22) or 36.4 mm (RAMO 30), the emergency stop buttons, which are designed for mounting hole diameters of 22.3 mm or 30.3 mm, can be installed in a space-saving manner even where installation space is limited.
Like the entire RAMO series, the emergency stop buttons are equipped with easy-to-install M12 plug terminals that reduce wiring work to a minimum. Plug and play cabling, which can be carried out in freely selectable lengths with any cable from a wide range of manufacturers, can also be carried out by untrained personnel and ensures rapid commissioning.
The RAMO-typical single-part, closed housing can be mounted directly onto aluminium profile rails, walls, tables or workbenches with the RAMO EDGE mounting bracket without using a housing. This makes RAMO operating components a flexible, highly economical stand-alone solution for decentralised industrial applications. Thanks to the low-profile design in front of and behind the front panel and the 135 degree angled plug, tight horizontal and vertical row mounting can be implemented.
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