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Schneider Electric XCSDMP7005 Magnetic Safety Switch

Schneider Electric XCSDMP7005 Magnetic Safety Switch

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Description:

Description:

The Telemecanique XCSDMP7005 coded magnetic safety switch is a non-contact safety interlock device from the Telemecanique Safety Switches XCS XCSDMP series featuring a 5 m pre-cabled connection and coded magnetic sensing. It is commonly used on machine guards, access doors, and protective enclosures where non-contact guard monitoring is required in industrial automation systems. Maintenance teams, OEMs, and system integrators use the XCSDMP7005 coded magnetic safety switch for replacement, retrofit, repair, and expansion of industrial machine safety systems.

Applications:

The Telemecanique XCSDMP7005 coded magnetic safety switch is designed for monitoring safety guards, machine access doors, robotic cells, packaging machinery, and automated production equipment. As part of the Telemecanique Safety Switches XCS XCSDMP series, it provides coded non-contact detection for integration with safety relays and safety controllers, helping achieve high machine safety performance levels.

Technical Specifications:

• Manufacturer Part Number: XCSDMP7005
• Manufacturer: Telemecanique Sensors / Schneider Electric
• Product Type: Coded Magnetic Safety Switch
• Family/Series: Telemecanique Safety Switches XCS – XCSDMP
• Contact Configuration: 2 NC + 1 NO
• Contact Operation: 1 NC Staggered
• Rated Voltage: 24 V DC
• Rated Current: 100 mA
• Electrical Connection: Pre-cabled
• Cable Length: 5 m
• Cable Composition: 6 × 0.25 mm²
• Material: Thermoplastic PBT
• Dimensions: 88 × 25 × 13 mm
• Protection Rating: IP66 / IP67
• Certifications: CSA, UL
• Function: Non-contact coded magnetic guard monitoring
• Application: Machine Guards, Safety Gates, Access Doors, and Protective Enclosures

Common Replacements:

• XCSDMP7015
• XCSDMC5902
• XCSDMR7902

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