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Overview

The SICK ISD400-7311 is a laser distance sensor designed for precision measurement tasks. It features a measuring range of 250 mm to 450 mm with a repeatability of 5 µm and linearity of ± 160 µm. The device utilizes a red laser light source and supports a measuring frequency up to 10 kHz with a response time of at least 0.1 ms. It offers selectable averaging settings from 1 to 4,096x and includes automatic sensitivity adjustment capabilities.

Feature Summary

• Supports glass thickness measurement functionality
• Features automatic and manual sensitivity adjustment
• Includes mutual interference protection

Applications

• Precision position detection in industrial automation
• Glass thickness measurement applications
• Integration with AOD5-P/N1 controllers or standalone RS-422 operation

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific part number against official SICK documentation to ensure compatibility with required interface protocols. Confirm that the laser class 2 rating meets safety standards for your operational environment. Check for any recent cybersecurity advisories related to SICK devices if network connectivity is utilized.

Selection Notes

Select this model when high repeatability and fast response times are critical for the application. Ensure the target surface reflectivity falls within the specified operating parameters for accurate readings. Consider the optical spot size requirements relative to the measurement distance to maintain signal integrity.

Part Context

This component belongs to the OD Precision series of laser distance sensors manufactured by SICK. These sensors are engineered for robust performance in automated environments requiring precise dimensional data. The series typically integrates with various controller units for complex motion control scenarios.

FAQ

What is the laser class of the ISD400-7311?

The sensor operates as a Class 2 laser according to IEC 60825-1:2014 and EN 60825-1:2014 standards.

Can this sensor be used without a controller?

Yes, the sensor head can operate stand-alone via an RS-422 interface or in combination with the AOD5-P/N1 controller.