HS1C Interlock Switches with Solenoid
The guard door remains locked until the machine stops completely.

• With the actuator mounted on the guard door and the inter­lock switch on the machine, the door is mechanically locked
when closed.
• The door is unlocked by a solenoid lock-release signal froma PLC or another source after the machine has stopped,
ensuring higher safety.
• In the event of power failure or for machine maintenance, thedoor can be unlocked using a special tool.
• Flexible installation: The actuator can be inserted into two
directions.
• Select from four different circuit configurations.
• IP67 rated rugged die-cast aluminum housing.

Parts and Functions• Two Conduit Ports (G1/2)
Use IP67 conduit or gland(see page 112 for details).
• Contact Mechanism(Direct Opening Action)• Tubular Clamp
Terminal Block (M3)

• LED Indicator(green or red)

• Two Actuator
Entry Slots• Straight Actuator(SUS304)• Ground Terminal (M4)
• Indicator Terminal Block (M3.5)• Right-angle Actuator(SUS304)• Angle Adjustable Actuatorfor hinged doors

1• Manual Unlocking Entry (M4 hole)
Accessible using a small screwdriverafter removing a TORX screw on theunlocking entry

HS1C Interlock Switches with SolenoidInterlock Switch

Contact Ratings

Contact Configuration

Solenoid Unit
Location

Part No.

Main Circuit: 1NC+1NC
Auxiliary Circuit: 1NO/1NO
2

Rated Voltage (Ue)AC

Main
Circuit

3
4

Right

6

–
Contacts are linked
to the solenoid
mechanically

Indicator

7 +

DC

4

6

HS1C-R144R-➁+–

Indicator

7 +Contacts are linked
to the solenoid
mechanically

4
5
6

+
–

Solenoid
Power

Main
Circuit3

Right

HS1C-R244R-➁

6–

Contacts are linked
to the solenoid
mechanically——

Inductive Load (DC-13)

3A

0.9A

—

Resistive load (AC-12)

—

3A

3A

Inductive Load (AC-15)

—

—

3A

Resistive load (DC-12)

3A

—

—

Inductive Load (DC-13)

—

0.9A

—

Rated Voltage

24V DC (100% duty cycle)

Rated Current

415 mA

Coil Resistance58Ω (at 20°C)
Rated voltage × 85% maximum (at 20°C)
Rated voltage × 10% minimum (at 20°C)
Rated voltage × 110%
Continuous
Class B

Indicator
10 mA

8 –

Light Source

LED

Light Color

G (green), R (red)• The lens cannot be replaced.

Specifications
Right

HS1C-R344R-➁
Applicable Standards+

Solenoid
Power

5

6A

24V DC

MonitorCircuit

4

3A

Resistive load (DC-12)

Rated Current

Main
Circuit3

5A

Rated Voltage

Main Circuit: 1NC+1NC
Auxiliary Circuit: 1NC
2

10A

7 +

Indicator

Contacts are linked
to the solenoid
mechanically1

6A

Inductive Load (AC-15)

Dropout Voltage
Maximum Continuous
Applicable Voltage
Maximum Continuous
Applicable Time
Insulation Class

MonitorCircuit

2

250V

10A

Pickup Voltage

8 –Main Circuit: 1NC+1NC
Auxiliary Circuit: 1NC+1NC
1

125V

10A

Solenoid Unit
Right

Solenoid
Power

5

30V
Resistive load (AC-12)• Minimum applicable load (reference value): 3V AC/DC, 5 mA
Note: Ratings approved by safety agencies: A300: AC-15 3A/250V

Main
Circuit3

AC
Auxiliary
Circuit8 –MonitorCircuit

2

DC

Rated
Current(Ie) (Note)

Main Circuit: 1NC+1NC
Auxiliary Circuit: 1NO
1

Main
Circuit

HS1C-R44R-➁+

SolenoidPower

5

Rated Thermal Current (Ith)MonitorCircuit

1

300V (between LED or
solenoid and ground: 60V)
Main circuit: 10A
Auxiliary circuit: 3A

Rated Insulation Voltage (Ui)

Indicator

7 +IEC 60204-1/EN 60204-1 (applicable standards for use)

8 –OperatingTemperature–20 to 50°C (no freezing)

Relative Humidity

45 to 85% (no condensation)

Storage Temperature–40 to +80°C (no freezing)

Pollution Degree3

Impulse Withstand
Voltage

4 kV (between LED, solenoid and ground: 2.5 kV)

Insulation Resistance(500V DC megger)

Between live and dead metal parts:
Between live metal part and ground:
Between live metal parts:
Between terminals of the same pole:

Electric Shock
Protection

Class I (IEC 61140)

Degree of Protection

IP67 (IEC 60529)

Shock Resistance

Damage limits: 1000 m/s2

Vibration ResistanceOperating extremes:
10 to 55 Hz, amplitude 0.5 mm minimum
Damage limits: 30 Hz, amplitude 1.5 mm minimum

Actuator Operating
Speed

0.05 to 1.0 m/s

Direct Opening Travel

11 mm minimum

Direct Opening Force

20N minimum

Actuator Retention
Force

1500N minimum (GS-ET-19)

Operating Frequency

900 operations per hour

Mechanical Life

1,000,000 operations minimum (GS-ET-19)

Indicator Rated Voltage
4: 24V DC

Electrical Life

Solenoid Rated Voltage
4: 24V DC

100,000 operations minimum (operating frequency 900
operations per hour, load AC-12, 250V, 6A)
1,000,000 operations minimum (operating frequency
900 operations per hour, load 24V AC/DC, 100mA)

Conditional
Short-circuit Current

100A (250V)(Use 250V/10A fast-blow fuse for short-circuit protection.)

Weight (approx.)

660g• The contact configurations show the contact status when the actuator isinserted and locked.
• The HS9Z-T1 special key wrench for removing the cover and manual
unlocking is supplied with the interlock switch.
• Specify an indicator color in place of ➁ in the Part No.
G: green, R: red• The solenoid unit installed on the left can be made upon request.
• Actuators are not supplied with the interlock switch, and must be orderedseparately.

Actuators/Key Wrench/Screwdriver for TORX Screws
Description
Straight Actuator
Right-angle Actuator
Angle Adjustable Actuator (mainly for hinged doors)
Special Key Wrench for TORXPart No.
HS9Z-A1
HS9Z-A2
HS9Z-A3
HS9Z-T1

Part No. Development
HS1C-R144R-R
Solenoid Unit Location
R: Right

ISO14119, IEC60947-5-1
EN60947-5-1 (TÜV approved)
GS-ET-19 (TÜV approved)
UL508 (UL listed)
CSA C22.2 No.14 (c-UL listed)
GB/T14048.5 (CCC approved)

Indicator Color
G: Green, R: Red
Housing Color
R: Red only

100 MΩ minimum
100 MΩ minimum
100 MΩ minimum
100 MΩ minimum

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Dimensions
HS1C-R44-R when using the Straight Actuator (HS9Z-A1)
39.7
35

106

74

.2

26

ø5

ø5

7

23.5

.4

49.5
2

125

23.5

R

68.8
13.8
2
R
2.
7

1.5

9
30

42

Actuator Cover

47
1.5

42
43
40
22

8.5 ±1.0 *Actuator

Actuator
47

30

22
40
43

23.5

Actuator Cover

54.3
13.8

Slot Plug(Note)

4-M5 Screws

RP
9

10

.4

106

125
36.5
10

ø5

RP
6.5 ±1.0 *Conduit
Port
G1/2

4

26

42

2.

74
47

ø5
.2

Conduit
Port
G1/2

4

36.5

RP: Actuator Mounting
Reference Position

39.7
35

49.5

(Horizontal Mounting)26

Mounting Hole Layout

Note: Plug the unused actuator entry slot using the slot plug supplied with the interlock switch.
• Use four mounting screws to mount the interlock switch according to the mounting hole layout.

* Actuator center position

HS1C-R44-R when using the Right-angle Actuator (HS9Z-A2)
42

4
74
47

74

.2

ø5

7
2.
R

22
42

30

Actuator Cover
40
43

47

43
40

42

Actuator

Actuator

Slot Plug(Note)

23.5

30

4-M5 Screws

47

22

Actuator Cover

RP
46.5
6

11 *
17.5 ±1.0 *

1.5

RP

1.5

49.5

61
6 2
R
2.
7

23.5

125
36.5
10
49.5
2

11 *
19.5 ±1.0 *

26
23.5
125

.4

.4

ø5

ø5

36.5
10

26

4

106

Conduit
Port
G1/2

.2

RP: Actuator Mounting
Reference Position

39.7
35

106

Conduit
Port
G1/2

ø5

(Vertical Mounting)

39.7
35

26

Mounting Hole Layout

Note: Plug the unused actuator entry slot using the slot plug supplied with the interlock switch.
• Use four mounting screws to mount the interlock switch according to the mounting hole layout.

Actuator
Actuator Cover Mounting
(red)
Holes

.2

R3

°

90

33 max.
12
(21)
1

2
4.1

4.1

5

44
58
72

29.2

Actuator Cover(red) (Note)

Note: The actuator cover and actuator stop films are supplied with the actuatorand used when adjusting the actuator position.
Remove the actuator cover and actuator stop film after the actuator
position is determined.

3

18

Stopper Film
(Note)

29.2
43

7.4

40

22

2-M6
ScrewsAngle-adjustable Actuator HS9Z-A3

41.5
10.5
1

.2

20

R3

2
Door Hinge

Angle Adjustment Screw(M3 hexagon socket head screw)
30

20°

7.4

18.3
1

22

.2

2

Actuator
Mounting
Holes

R3

40
22

22

2-M6
Screws

20
11

49.3

29.2
43

9

58

Right-angle Actuator HS9Z-A2

Straight Actuator HS9Z-A1

2

Actuator Dimensions* Actuator center position

2-M6 Screws
Actuator
Mounting
Holes

HS1C Interlock Switches with Solenoid
Circuit Diagrams and Operating Characteristics
HS1C-4R-∗ (Main Circuit: 1NC+1NC, Monitor Circuit: 1NO/1NO)
Status 1

Interlock Switch
StatusStatus 2• Door closed• Door closed• Machine cannot be• Machine ready to operatestarted• Solenoid de-energized• Solenoid energized

Status 3• Door open
• Machine cannot be
started• Solenoid energized

Status 4• Door open
• Machine cannot be
started• Solenoid de-energizedContacts are linked to thesolenoid mechanically.

7

MonitorCircuit

MonitorCircuit

Main
Circuit

Main
Circuit

MonitorCircuitContacts are linked to thesolenoid mechanically.

Contacts are linked to thesolenoid mechanically.

SolenoidPower

6

Solenoid
Power

5

Main
Circuit4

Circuit Diagram

Solenoid
Power

3

Main
Circuit2

SolenoidPower

1

MonitorCircuit

Door

Contacts are linked to thesolenoid mechanically.

8

Main Circuit
Monitor Circuit
Solenoid Power

3-4: Closed
1-2: Open
5-6: Power OFF

3-4: Open
1-2: Closed
5-6: Power ON

3-4: Open
1-2: Closed
5-6: Power ON

3-4: Open
1-2: Closed
5-6: Power OFF

HS1C-14R-∗ (Main Circuit: 1NC+1NC, 1NC+1NC, Monitor Circuit: 1NO)
Status 1

Interlock Switch
StatusStatus 2• Door closed• Door closed• Machine cannot be• Machine ready to operatestarted• Solenoid de-energized• Solenoid energized

Status 3• Door open
• Machine cannot be
started• Solenoid energized

Status 4• Door open
• Machine cannot be
started• Solenoid de-energizedContacts are linked to thesolenoid mechanically.

Main Circuit
Monitor Circuit
Solenoid Power

3-4: Closed
1-2: Open
5-6: Power OFF

Contacts are linked to thesolenoid mechanically.

3-4: Open
1-2: Open
5-6: Power ON

MonitorCircuit

MonitorCircuit

Main
Circuit

Main
CircuitContacts are linked to thesolenoid mechanically.

3-4: Open
1-2: Closed
5-6: Power ON

Solenoid
Power

Solenoid
Power

Solenoid
Power

SolenoidPower

Circuit Diagram

Main
Circuit

Main
Circuit

MonitorCircuit

MonitorCircuit

Door

Contacts are linked to thesolenoid mechanically.

3-4: Open
1-2: Closed
5-6: Power OFF• Main circuit: Connected to the machine drive control circuit, sending interlock signals to the protective door.
• Monitor circuit: Sends ON/OFF signals of the main circuit and monitoring signals of open/closed status of the protective door.

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HS1C Interlock Switches with Solenoid
HS1C-24R-∗ (Main Circuit: 1NC+1NC, Monitor Circuit: 1NC/1NC)
Interlock Switch
StatusStatus 1
Status 2• Door closed• Door closed• Machine cannot be• Machine ready to operatestarted• Solenoid de-energized• Solenoid energized

Status 3• Door open
• Machine cannot be
started• Solenoid energized

Status 4• Door open
• Machine cannot be
started• Solenoid de-energizedContacts are linked to thesolenoid mechanically.

Main Circuit
Monitor Circuit
Solenoid Power

3-4: Closed
1-2: Closed
5-6: Power OFF

Contacts are linked to thesolenoid mechanically.

3-4: Open
1-2: Open
5-6: Power ON

MonitorCircuit
Main
Circuit

MonitorCircuit

Solenoid
Power

Main
Circuit
Solenoid
Power

Solenoid
Power

SolenoidPower

Circuit Diagram

Main
Circuit

Main
Circuit

MonitorCircuit

MonitorCircuit

Door

Contacts are linked to thesolenoid mechanically.

3-4: Open
1-2: Open
5-6: Power ON

Contacts are linked to thesolenoid mechanically.

3-4: Open
1-2: Open
5-6: Power OFF

HS1C-34R-∗ (Main Circuit: 1NC+1NC, Monitor Circuit: 1NC)
Status 1

Interlock Switch
StatusStatus 2• Door closed• Door closed• Machine cannot be• Machine ready to operatestarted• Solenoid de-energized• Solenoid energized

Status 3• Door open
• Machine cannot be
started• Solenoid energized

Status 4• Door open
• Machine cannot be
started• Solenoid de-energizedContacts are linked to thesolenoid mechanically.

Main Circuit
Monitor Circuit
Solenoid Power

3-4: Closed
1-2: Closed
5-6: Power OFF

Contacts are linked to thesolenoid mechanically.

3-4: Open
1-2: Closed
5-6: Power ON

MonitorCircuit

MonitorCircuit

Main
Circuit

Main
CircuitContacts are linked to thesolenoid mechanically.

3-4: Open
1-2: Open
5-6: Power ON

Solenoid
Power

Solenoid
Power

Solenoid
Power

SolenoidPower

Circuit Diagram

Main
Circuit

Main
Circuit

MonitorCircuit

MonitorCircuit

Door

Contacts are linked to thesolenoid mechanically.

3-4: Open
1-2: Open
5-6: Power OFF• Main circuit: Connected to the machine drive control circuit, sending interlock signals to the protective door.
• Monitor circuit: Sends ON/OFF signals of the main circuit and monitoring signals of open/closed status of the protective door.

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HS1C Interlock Switches with Solenoid
Safety Precautions• In order to avoid electric shock or fire, turn power off be­fore installation, removal, wire connection, maintenance, orinspec­tion of the interlock switch.
• If relays are used in the circuit between the interlock switch
and the load, consider the danger and use safety relays,
since welded or sticking contacts of standard relays may
invalidate the functions of the interlock switch. Perform risk
assessment and establish a safety circuit which satisfies therequirement of the safety category.

• Do not place a PLC in the circuit between the interlock
switch and the load. Safety security can be endangered in
the event of a malfunction of the PLC.
• Do not disassemble or modify the interlock switch, otherwise
a malfunction or an accident may occur.
• Do not install the actuator in the location where the humanbody may come into contact. Otherwise injury may occur.

Instructions
Minimum Radius of Hinged Door

• Regardless of door types, do not use the interlock switch asa door stop. Install a mechanical door stop at the end of thedoor to protect the interlock switch against excessive force.
• Do not apply excessive shock to the interlock switch when
opening or closing the door. A shock to the interlock switch
exceeding 1,000 m/s2 may cause damage to the interlock
switch.
• When wiring, unscrew the cover with part number label
only. Unnecessary loosening of other screws may cause a
malfunc­tion of the interlock switch.
• Prevent foreign objects such as dust and liquids from enter­ing the interlock switch while connecting a conduit or wiring.
• If the operating atmosphere is contaminated, use a protec­
tive cover to prevent the entry of foreign objects into theinterlock switch through the actuator entry slots.
• Entry of a considerable amount of foreign objects into theinterlock switch may affect the mechanism of the interlock
switch and cause a breakdown.
• Plug the unused actuator entry slot using the slot plug sup­plied with the interlock switch.
• Do not store the interlock switches in a dusty, humid, ororganic-gas atmosphere, or in an area subjected to direct
sun­light.
• Use dedicated actuators only. When other actuators areused, the interlock switch may be damaged.
• Do not modify the actuator, otherwise it will damage theinterlock switch.
• The cover uses special screws which cannot be removed ortightened by general drivers. Use the special wrench sup­plied with the interlock switch (HS1B).
• Regardless of door types, do not use the interlock switch
as a door lock. Install a separate lock using a latch or othermea­sures.
• The solenoid has polarity. Make sure of the correct polarity
when wiring. Do not apply overvoltage, otherwise the sole­noid will be burnt.

• When using the interlock switch on hinged doors, refer to theminimum radius of doors shown below. When using on doors
with small minimum radius, use the angle adjustable actua­
tors (HS9Z-A3).
Note: Because deviation or dislocation of hinged door may occur
in actual applications, make sure of the correct operation
before installation.

HS9Z-A2 Actuator• When the door hinge is on the extension line of the interlock
switch surface:

s
adiu
mR
imu 0 mm23

• When the door hinge is on the extension line of the actuator
mounting surface:HS9Z-A2 Actuator

adiu
mR m
imu
Min 400 m
s

s

adiu
mR m
imu
Min 240 m
Door Hinge

HS9Z-A3 Actuator• When the door hinge is on the extension line of the interlock
switch surface:

HS9Z­A3 Actuator

Actuator Angle Adjustment• Using the angle adjustment screw, the actuator angle can be
adjusted (refer to the dimensional drawing). Adjustable angle:
0 to 20°• The larger the adjusted angle of the actuator, the smaller theapplicable radius of the door opening.
• After installing the actuator, open the door. Then adjust theactuator so that its edge can be inserted properly into theactuator entry slot of the interlock switch.
• Recommended tightening torque of angle adjustment screw:
0.8 N·m• After adjusting the actuator angle, apply Loctite to theadjust­ment screw so that the screw will not loosen.
• Actuator retention force is 1500N (static load). Make surelarger force is not applied. When larger force is expected,
add a system using interlock switch without lock (ex. HS1B)
and sensor in order to detect door opening and to stop themachine.

Min

s
adiu
mR
m
imu
Min 130 m

Door Hinge

M

M

in

in

im
u
50 m R
m ad
m iu

s

im
u
80 m
m Rad
m iu

s

• When the door hinge is on the extension line of the actuator
mounting surface:
HS9Z­A3 Actuator

M

M

in

in

im
u
50 m R
m ad
m iu

s

im
u
80 m
m Rad
m iu

s

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HS1C Interlock Switches with Solenoid
Instructions
Mounting Examples

Terminal No. 1 to 6
• Direct wiring using either solid or stranded wires.
• When using stranded wires, make sure that loose wires
do not cause short circuit. Also, do not solder the termi­
nal to prevent loose wires.
When using Ferrules

Application on Sliding DoorsDoor
HS1C Interlock
SwitchCompatible
0.75 mm2
1.0 mm2
1.5 mm2

HS9Z-A1
Actuator

AWG
18
17
16

Part No.
S3TL-H075-14WW
S3TL-H10-14WY
S3TL-H15-14WR• Recommendation tools (sold separately)

Latch

Name
Crimping tool

Door Stop

Application on Hinged Doors

Door

Latch

Part No.
S3TL-CR06D

Note
Overseas limited sale

Applicable Wire Size
• Terminal Nos. 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8: 0.5 to 0.75 mm2• Terminal Nos. 3, 4, E:
1.0 to 1.25 mm2Applicable Cable Glands
G1/2

HS9Z-A1
Actuator

HS1C
Interlock Switch

30 mm
max.

• Use IP67 cable gland.

HS9Z-A2
Actuator

9 mm max.

Manual Unlocking
The HS1C allows manual unlocking of the actuator to pre­check proper entry of the actuator into the slot as well as
for emergency use such as a power failure.
• Remove the screw located on theside of the interlock switch using
the special wrench supplied with
the interlock switch. Insert a small
screwdriver into the screw hole topush the lever inside of the inter­lock Screwdriverswitch toward the indicator until theactuator is unlocked.
Note: Before manually unlocking theinterlock switch, make sure that the machine has come to
a complete stop. Manual unlocking during operation may
unlock the interlock switch before the machine stops, andthe function of interlock switch with solenoid is lost. Afterunlock­ing, ensure to install the screw.

Applicable Crimping Terminal
Ground Terminal: E

3.6 min.

6.9 max.

3.5 max.

ø3.6 min.

3.5 min.

ø4.1 min.

• Use an insulation tube on the crimping terminal.

Wire

Approx.
4 mm

Insulation
Tube

7

Applicable
Crimping
Terminal

3.8 max.

7.6 max.

Terminal Nos. 7, 8

Refer to the instruction sheet from the URL below forrecommended cable glands.
https://apac.idec.com/idec-apac/en/SGD/c/HS1C_Series

Recommended Tightening Torque of Mounting
Screws• Interlock switch: 4.5 to 5.5 N·m (four M5 screws)• Terminal screws for terminal No. 1 to 6: 0.4 to 0.6 N·m(M3)• Terminal screws for terminal No. 7 and 8: 0.9 to 1.1 N·m(M3.5)• Actuator (HS9Z-A1/A2/A3): 4.5 to 5.5 N·m (two M6screws)• Mounting bolts must be provided by users.
• The above recommended tightening torques of themount­ing screws are the values confirmed with hex
socket head bolts. When other screws are used andtightened to a smaller torque, make sure that the screws
do not come loose after mounting.
• To avoid unauthorized or unintended removal of theinterlock switch and the actuator, it is recommended thatthe interlock switch and the actuator are installed in an
unremovable manner, for example using special screws,
rivets, or welding the screws.

HS1C

HS1C Interlock Switches with Solenoid
Instructions
Cable Lead-in Length and Wiring Examples
➁

1

30±2

45±2

2

30±2

50±2

3

25±2

55±2

4

25±2

60±2

5

30±2

65±2

6

30±2

70±2

7

65±2

35±2

8

65±2

110±2

E

85±2

Wire Stripping Length L2 (mm)GlandInterlock Switch

L1

Cable Length
L1 (mm)Conduit Port

➀

45±2
7±1

Note: Wire the interlock switches according
to the following examples.

When using Conduit Port ➀L2

Terminal No.

When using Conduit Port ➁Note: When wiring the ground (E) terminal, connect in thesolid line direction only. Do not connect in thedotted line direction.

EP5555A-HS1C_August 2023

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design that prevents other danger and damage even in the event that an
IDEC product failsiii.	Wiring and installation that ensures the IDEC product used in yoursystem, machine, device, or the like can perform and function according
to its specifications(4) Continuing to use an IDEC product even after the performance has
deteriorated can result in abnormal heat, smoke, fires, and the like due toinsulation deterioration or the like. Perform periodic maintenance for IDEC
products and the systems, machines, devices, and the like in which they areused.
(5) IDEC products are developed and manufactured as general-purpose products
for general industrial products. They are not intended for use in the following
applications, and in the event that you use an IDEC product for theseapplications, unless otherwise agreed upon between you and IDEC, IDEC shallprovide no guarantees whatsoever regarding IDEC products.
i.	Use in applications that require a high degree of safety, including nuclear
power control equipment, transportation equipment (railroads / airplanes/ ships / vehicles / vehicle instruments, etc.), equipment for use in outerspace, elevating equipment, medical instruments, safety devices, or
any other equipment, instruments, or the like that could endanger life or
human healthii.	Use in applications that require a high degree of reliability, such asprovision systems for gas / waterworks / electricity, etc., systems that
operate continuously for 24 hours, and settlement systems
iii.	Use in applications where the product may be handled or used deviatingfrom the specifications or conditions / environment listed in the Catalogs,
such as equipment used outdoors or applications in environments
subject to chemical pollution or electromagnetic interference
If you would like to use IDEC products in the above applications, be sure
to consult with an IDEC sales representative.

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We ask that you implement inspections for IDEC products you purchase without
delay, as well as thoroughly keep in mind management/maintenance regarding
handling of the product before and during the inspection.

4. Warranty(1) Warranty period
The warranty period for IDEC products shall be one (1) year after purchase ordelivery to the specified location. However, this shall not apply in cases where
there is a different specification in the Catalogs or there is another agreementin place between you and IDEC.
(2) Warranty scope
Should a failure occur in an IDEC product during the above warranty period
for reasons attributable to IDEC, then IDEC shall replace or repair that
product, free of charge, at the purchase location / delivery location of the
product, or an IDEC service base. However, failures caused by the following
reasons shall be deemed outside the scope of this warranty.
i. The product was handled or used deviating from the conditions / 		environment listed in the Catalogs
ii. The failure was caused by reasons other than an IDEC productiii. Modification or repair was performed by a party other than IDEC
iv. The failure was caused by a software program of a party other than 		IDEC
v. The product was used outside of its original purposevi.	Replacement of maintenance parts, installation of accessories, or the like
was not performed properly in accordance with the user’s manual and
Catalogs
vii. The failure could not have been predicted with the scientific and 		technical standards at the time when the product was shipped from 		
IDEC
viii.	The failure was due to other causes not attributable to IDEC (including
cases of force majeure such as natural disasters and other disasters)
Furthermore, the warranty described here refers to a warranty on the IDEC
product as a unit, and damages induced by the failure of an IDEC product are
excluded from this warranty.

5. Limitation of liability
The warranty listed in this Agreement is the full and complete warranty for IDEC
products, and IDEC shall bear no liability whatsoever regarding special damages,
indirect damages, incidental damages, or passive damages that occurred due to an
IDEC product.

6. Service scope
The prices of IDEC products do not include the cost of services, such as dispatching
technicians. Therefore, separate fees are required in the following cases.
(1) Instructions for installation / adjustment and accompaniment at test operation(including creating application software and testing operation, etc.)(2) Maintenance inspections, adjustments, and repairs(3) Technical instructions and technical training(4) Product tests or inspections specified by you
The above content assumes transactions and usage within your region. Please
consult with an IDEC sales representative regarding transactions and usage outsideof your region. Also, IDEC provides no guarantees whatsoever regarding IDEC
products sold outside your region.

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