1122633

Overview

The SICK 1122633 is a safety laser scanner designed for area protection in industrial environments. It utilizes safeHDDM® scanning technology to ensure high reliability even under challenging conditions such as dust or ambient light. The device provides precise distance measurements and integrates seamlessly into safety circuits, supporting machine availability and operator safety through certified performance levels.

Feature Summary

• SafeHDDM® scanning technology for reliable detection in dusty or bright environments
• Integrated safety functions for area protection and personnel safeguarding
• Direct integration capability with standard safety controllers and PLCs

Applications

• Area protection around automated guided vehicles (AGVs)
• Safeguarding of robotic work cells
• Protection of hazardous zones in material handling systems

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific firmware version and mounting bracket compatibility before procurement. Ensure the safety parameters match your machine's risk assessment requirements. Confirm that the ordering suffix corresponds to the required cable length and connector type. Cross-reference with the official SICK datasheet to validate electrical specifications against your control system inputs.

Selection Notes

Select this model when high environmental robustness is required due to dust or lighting variations. Consider the scan range and resolution needs relative to the hazard distance calculation. Evaluate integration complexity with existing safety logic controllers. Ensure the device meets the necessary Performance Level (PL) or Safety Integrity Level (SIL) for your specific application.

Part Context

This component belongs to SICK's portfolio of safety sensors, specifically within the microScan3 series family known for advanced scanning technologies. It complements other safety devices like light curtains and safety switches by providing non-contact area monitoring. The product line emphasizes ease of configuration and high availability in demanding industrial settings.

Replacement Considerations

Check for updated part numbers within the same microScan3 series that may offer improved connectivity or extended ranges. Verify backward compatibility with existing safety modules if substituting older models. Consult SICK documentation for any discontinued variants and their approved replacements.