1113525

Overview

The SICK 1113525 is a safety light curtain system component, specifically the receiver unit for the C40E series. It operates with a resolution of 30 mm and features a protective height of 600 mm. The device utilizes infrared technology to create a protective field. It supports a scanning rate of up to 50 Hz. The unit includes integrated M12 connectors for power and signal transmission. It complies with safety standards including PL e and Category 4.

Feature Summary

• Integrated receiver module for safety light curtains
• Infrared sensing technology for object detection
• M12 connector interface for simplified wiring
• Compliance with high safety integrity levels

Applications

• Industrial machine guarding
• Press brake protection
• Automated assembly line safety zones
• Robot cell perimeter monitoring

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific model suffix and cable length requirements against the original equipment manufacturer documentation. Confirm compatibility with the corresponding transmitter unit from the same product family. Ensure the installation environment meets the specified IP rating requirements for dust and water resistance. Check for any required accessory kits for mounting or alignment.

Selection Notes

Select this receiver based on the required protective height and resolution for the specific hazard zone. Ensure the operating voltage and signal output types match the control system interface. Consider the ambient lighting conditions and potential interference sources in the installation area. Verify that the safety performance level meets the machinery risk assessment requirements.

Part Context

This component belongs to the C40E series of safety light curtains manufactured by SICK. It is designed for use in industrial environments requiring reliable personnel protection. The series is known for its robust construction and ease of integration into existing safety circuits. It serves as the receiving end of the infrared beam pair system.

Replacement Considerations

Direct replacement requires matching the protective height and resolution exactly. Verify pinout compatibility if using third-party alternatives. Ensure the new unit meets the same safety category and performance level standards. Consult SICK technical support for cross-reference information regarding updated series models.