1098579

Overview

The SICK part number 1098579 corresponds to the LMS111-10100, a laser distance sensor designed for safety-related applications. This device operates on direct time-of-flight principles using a Class 1 laser source. It is engineered for robust performance in industrial environments, providing precise distance measurements for object detection and positioning tasks. The unit integrates optical components and signal processing electronics within a compact housing suitable for mounting in automated machinery.

Feature Summary

• Supports safety-rated operation modes including protective field monitoring
• Utilizes beam coding technology to prevent interference from external light sources
• Enables external device monitoring (EDM) for integrated system safety verification

Applications

• Protective field monitoring in automated manufacturing cells
• Object detection for safety barriers and access control points
• Positioning systems requiring certified distance measurement data

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix codes against official SICK documentation to confirm interface type and functional scope. Ensure the ordered variant matches the required safety certification level for your application. Cross-reference the ordering code with current datasheets to validate compatibility with existing controller inputs and mounting hardware specifications.

Selection Notes

Select this model when certified safety functions are mandatory for the installation site. Evaluate the required scanning range and resolution against the specific machine geometry. Confirm that the available connection interfaces align with the control system architecture. Consider environmental factors such as ambient light and potential obstructions during the initial design phase.

Part Context

This component belongs to the LMS111 series of laser scanners manufactured by SICK. The series is characterized by its focus on safety-critical applications where reliable object detection is essential. These sensors are widely used in industries requiring compliance with international safety standards for machinery protection.

Replacement Considerations

Consult official SICK substitution guides for verified equivalent models. Ensure any replacement maintains identical safety integrity levels and interface protocols. Verify mechanical dimensions and mounting hole patterns to guarantee physical compatibility without modifying existing infrastructure.