1091382

Overview

The SICK 1091382 is a photoelectric retro-reflective sensor utilizing Reflex Array technology with a dual lens system. It operates on visible red light from a PinPoint LED source at a wavelength of 635 nm. The device features a rectangular housing measuring 21.5 mm x 36 mm x 37.7 mm. It provides a maximum sensing range of 1.5 meters when paired with the P250F reflector. Adjustment is performed via a potentiometer, and it supports detection of transparent, perforated, and uneven objects.

Feature Summary

• Reflex Array technology enables reliable detection of challenging surfaces including transparent and shiny materials.
• Dual lens system ensures position-independent detection within the defined light array.
• PinPoint LED light source provides focused illumination for precise object identification.

Applications

• Detection of transparent objects
• Detection of perforated objects
• Detection of uneven or shiny objects

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific ordering code against official SICK documentation to ensure compatibility with required interface standards. Confirm that the included accessories match the installation requirements. Cross-reference technical drawings for dimensional accuracy before integration into existing machinery frameworks.

Selection Notes

Select this model when standard retro-reflective sensors fail due to object transparency or surface reflectivity issues. The Reflex Array design offers superior performance in detecting difficult targets compared to conventional beam configurations. Ensure the operating environment temperature remains within specified limits for optimal LED longevity.

Part Context

This component belongs to the SICK photoelectric sensor portfolio designed for industrial automation safety and monitoring. It complements other optical detection solutions by addressing specific challenges related to material properties. The product line emphasizes reliability in complex manufacturing environments requiring precise object recognition.

Replacement Considerations

Consult official SICK substitution guides for verified equivalent models. Generic replacements may lack the specific Reflex Array capabilities required for transparent object detection. Verify interface compatibility and mounting dimensions before implementing any alternative components.