Omron G9SE Emergency Stop Safety Relay, 24V dc, Dual-Channel, 4 Safety Contacts

The G9SE safety relay from Omron is ideal for a variety of safety input devices such as emergency stop switches, door switches, and light curtains. The screw-less terminals on the front of the G9SE makes installation quick and easy, even in a small control panel where space is limited. Intuitive LED indicators on the safety relay show the operating status of safety inputs and outputs, enabling faster and more accurate troubleshooting when the equipment stops.

Easy and reliable installation and maintenance
Simple wiring using screw-less terminals
Faster troubleshooting with status indicators
Applicable safety standards
OFF-delayed safety output models are also available (stock no. 890-3386 & 890-3395)
Slim design of only 17.5 or 22.5 mm saves space in the control panel

EN ISO 13849-1: PLe/Safety Category 4, IEC 62061: SIL3, EN81-1/-2.

CE, UL, TUV, CCC.

Keen to catch process issues before they become dangerous? Use this OMRON safety relay to cut them off. With its emergency stop function, the unit halts appliances if a problem crops up so workers can safely inspect faulty machinery. By responding to signals in under 15ms, the device engages safety measures in a flash, safeguarding your fast-moving packing and machining setups. Wiring the component is a breeze thanks to its simple push-in terminals. For hassle-free inspections, the relay clearly displays its power and input status via handy LED indicators.

• Snap-on rail mounting ensures easy tool-free installation
• Compact dimensions of 22.5 (W) x 144.5 (H) x 111.6mm (D) to slide into busy systems
• Electrical lifespan of over 50,000 cycles for long-lasting control
• Dual-channel input to monitor two circuits at once
• Works with cables up to 100m in length, supporting flexible layout

• Automated assembly lines
• Aerospace engineering
• Construction industry

Yes, this relay comes with an auxiliary contact, so it automatically notifies a controller to switch linked components if it trips.