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The SICK part number 2138514 is identified as a component within the deTec safety light curtain product line. Official documentation associates this identifier with the C4C series, specifically functioning as the transmitter unit for safety light curtains designed to protect hazardous areas and access points. The system operates on a 24 V DC supply voltage and utilizes near-infrared (NIR) invisible light sources. It provides optical synchronization capabilities and complies with Type 4 safety standards according to IEC 61496-1. The receiver counterpart for this system is designated as part number 1211495.
Verify the specific part number against official SICK documentation to confirm it corresponds to the C4C-EA06030A10000 transmitter unit. Ensure compatibility with the matching receiver unit (part number 1211495) for complete system functionality. Confirm that the required accessories, such as test rods and mounting hardware, are included or ordered separately according to project specifications. Cross-reference with current SICK catalogs to validate availability and technical revisions.
Select this component based on its classification as a Type 4 safety device compliant with IEC 61496-1 standards. Consider the integration of NFC and IO-Link interfaces if advanced diagnostics and automated configuration are required. Evaluate the need for optical synchronization features in multi-unit installations. Ensure the 24 V DC power supply requirements align with existing machine electrical systems. Verify that the physical dimensions and resolution meet the specific safety distance calculations for the intended application.
This component belongs to the SICK deTec product family, which focuses on safety light curtains for industrial automation. The deTec series emphasizes intelligent sensor solutions that support digital transformation through integrated communication protocols. These devices are engineered to provide reliable personnel protection while facilitating efficient machine integration and maintenance through standardized engineering tools and software.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers for this specific component are not available in the provided source material. Consult official SICK cross-reference tools or authorized distributors for parametrically similar parts if replacement is necessary.

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