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The SICK 2084812 is a light curtain sensor designed for industrial safety applications. It belongs to the C4000 series, providing reliable object detection and personnel protection in automated environments. The device features a resolution of 30 mm and a field height of 650 mm, ensuring precise monitoring of hazardous zones. It supports standard communication protocols for seamless integration into existing control systems. The unit is engineered for durability in demanding industrial settings, offering consistent performance with high IP rating capabilities.
Verify the specific order number against the official SICK datasheet to ensure compatibility with your safety controller. Confirm that the resolution and field height meet your machine guard design requirements. Check for any required accessories such as mounting brackets or cable assemblies. Ensure compliance with local machinery directives before deployment.
Select this model based on the required resolution of 30 mm and field height of 650 mm. Consider the operating voltage and output type compatibility with your PLC. Evaluate the environmental conditions to ensure the IP rating is sufficient. Compare with other C4000 variants if different resolutions are needed.
This component is part of SICK's C4000 series of safety light curtains. The series is known for its compact design and versatile configuration options. It is widely used in various sectors including automotive, packaging, and material handling. The product line emphasizes ease of installation and maintenance.
Check for direct replacements within the C4000 series with identical specifications. Verify cross-reference data from authorized distributors. Ensure any substitute maintains the same safety integrity level (SIL) and performance level (PL).
The resolution is 30 mm.
The field height is 650 mm.

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