• Dual key access interlock
• Suitable for use on hinged and sliding doors
• The interlock has an open cavity design
• Manufactured in either aluminium alloy/brass or stainless steel
• Ideal for harsh or corrosive environments where the lock is subject to heavy duty use
• Available in an exchange or double key condition
Applications
A typical application of the AIE dual key access interlock is machine guarding with full body access. The AIE is used as part of a safety system, which ensures a machine is shut down, before access to the hazardous area is allowed.
The system involves a KS key switch for the electrical supply. The removal of the isolation key from the key switch isolates the electrical supply to the machine. This key is taken to the AIE and inserted into the lock. This allows the release of the personnel key and then the side bolt, which traps the isolation key. The personnel key is then taken into the area by the operative to safeguard themselves against accidental lock-in and start-up.
The machine cannot be restarted until the personnel key is returned, the bolt is replaced in the AIE and the isolation key is removed and taken to the KS key switch.
Type | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | |||||||||||
Part Number | AIE | - | - | - | - | |||||||||||
Example | AIE | - | FS | S | - | E | - | 1 | - | TBA |
1 | Lock portion type | FS / Q |
2 | Material | AL = Aluminium alloy/brass S = Stainless steel |
3 | Key Condition | E = Exchange key condition D = Double key condition (sequential removal of both keys) |
4 | Lock portion symbol | 1 = Left hinged door 2 = Right hinged door |
5 | Lock portion symbol: Please advise for each lock portion separately as isolation key/lock symbol and personnel key/lock symbol |
FS up to 3 characters / Q up to 6 characters |