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Overview

The SICK CLV503-11210 is a miniature fixed-mount barcode scanner designed for space-constrained industrial environments. It operates with a scanning frequency of 100 Hz, making it suitable for slow-moving applications. The device features an RS-232 interface and includes onboard diagnostics such as a pushbutton trigger, LED status indicator, and audible beep. Its compact form factor facilitates easy installation in OEM and machine builder settings where physical footprint is limited.

Feature Summary

• Ultra-compact design allows installation in areas with extremely limited space
• Fast commissioning via enclosed configuration barcodes and online tools
• Reliable decoding performance on poorly printed or partially damaged codes
• Integrated pushbutton trigger and diagnostic indicators simplify setup

Applications

• Packaging systems
• Circuit board processing
• Clinical analyzers
• Robotic inspection

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix code to confirm interface type and cable configuration. Ensure the application speed does not exceed the 100 Hz scanning limit. Confirm compatibility with existing RS-232 controllers. Check for required mounting accessories separately. Validate environmental ratings against operational conditions.

Selection Notes

Choose this model for static or slow-moving object identification where space is critical. The CLV505 variant is recommended for higher conveyor speeds up to 5 m/s due to its 1,000 Hz frequency. Consider the raster version if specific optical requirements dictate. Verify power supply compatibility with the selected interface variant.

Part Context

This component belongs to the SICK CLV50x series of miniature barcode scanners. The series is characterized by its USB-plug-like size and high decoding flexibility. It targets the OEM and machine builder market segments requiring robust data capture in tight mechanical assemblies.

Replacement Considerations

Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Direct replacement requires matching the exact suffix code for interface and connector specifications. Consult official SICK catalogs for cross-referencing legacy models.