1133092

Overview

The SICK 1133092 is an overheight detection system designed for industrial safety and logistics monitoring. It functions as a specialized object detection device, primarily utilized to identify vehicles or loads exceeding defined vertical clearance limits. The unit is engineered for deployment in environments such as parking garages and bridge approaches, ensuring that oversized objects are detected before entering restricted zones.

Feature Summary

• Dedicated overheight detection capability for vertical clearance monitoring
• Integrated object detection functionality for automated safety control
• Designed for robust operation in industrial and traffic infrastructure settings

Applications

• Detection of vehicles in low parking garages
• Monitoring vehicle height at bridge approaches
• Industrial load dimension verification

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific model designation OHD5001-AC against the part number 1133092 using official SICK documentation. Confirm interface requirements and mounting specifications for your installation environment. Ensure compatibility with existing safety controllers. Request current technical datasheets directly from SICK AG or authorized distributors to validate performance parameters and certification status before procurement.

Selection Notes

Select this component when dedicated overheight detection is required rather than general presence sensing. Evaluate the installation geometry to ensure the detection zone covers the necessary vertical range. Consider environmental conditions such as lighting and dust, which may affect sensor performance. Verify that the system integrates correctly with the facility's access control or warning systems.

Part Context

This part belongs to the SICK sensors family, specifically within their object detection and safety solutions portfolio. SICK is a global provider of sensors and sensor solutions for industrial automation. The 1133092 represents a specialized application module focused on dimensional safety checks in fixed infrastructure scenarios.

Replacement Considerations

Consult official SICK substitution guides for verified equivalents. Generic sensors may not provide the same calibrated overheight detection logic. Ensure any replacement maintains the required safety integrity level and physical mounting dimensions.