The Omron D4SL-N2AFG-D is a safety door electromagnetic lock switch — the kind that physically holds a guard closed until the control system releases the solenoid, then lets an operator open the door. The built-in switch configuration is 1NC/1NO + 1NC/1NO, giving two independent safety channels plus two auxiliary feedback contacts. The AC-15 rating of 5A at 120V ac tells you the contacts are designed for solenoid and contactor control loads — inrush-heavy, not resistive. The DC-13 rating of 22A at 125V dc covers the DC interlock or brake circuits common in European-style safety chains. The solenoid itself is 24VDC, with an orange LED indicator to show when it's energised. The G variant in the order code means it's a 24VDC solenoid lock with mechanical release — so if power drops, the lock stays engaged until you manually release it with the special resin key. That matters for vertical or press-guarding applications where a power-loss unlock could drop a gate or create a pinch point.
Omron D4SL-N2AFG-D Safety Door Switch, AC-15 5A/120V ac, DC-
Omron D4SL-N2AFG-D safety door electromagnetic lock switch, AC-15 5A/120V ac, DC-13 22A/125V dc, 24VDC solenoid lock/mechanical release, G1/2 conduit, resin head, 1NC/1NO + 1NC/1NO built-in switch.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| AC-15 | 5A/120V ac |
| DC-13 | 22A/125V dc |
| Indicator | D = 24VDC (orange LED indicator) |
| Conduit size | 2 = G1/2 |
| Product type | Safety Door Electromagnetic Lock Switch |
| Head material | F = Resin |
| Built-in switch | A = 1NC/1NO + 1NC/1NO |
| Release key type | Special release key (resin) |
| Door lock and release | G = 24VDC solenoid lock/mechanical release |
Product details
Frequently asked questions
What are the key contact ratings for this switch?
The AC-15 rating is 5A at 120V ac, which covers solenoid and contactor control loads. The DC-13 rating is 22A at 125V dc, for DC interlock or brake circuits.
What does the solenoid voltage and release type mean?
The solenoid is 24VDC with an orange LED indicator. The G code means it's a solenoid lock with mechanical release — the lock stays engaged on power loss and requires the special resin key to manually release it.
