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The SICK model 6034687 is a TR4 direct safety sensor designed for secure machine guarding applications. It operates as a system part with an integrated actuator, utilizing RFID technology to identify uniquely coded safety-related parameters. The device features two safe outputs and is engineered for robust industrial environments. Key operational distances include a safe switch-on distance of 25 mm and a safe switch-off distance of 35 mm. It supports active sensing surfaces with bidirectional actuation capabilities, ensuring reliable detection and compliance with functional safety standards.
Verify the specific variant against the official SICK datasheet to ensure compatibility with existing safety controllers. Confirm that the unique coding requirements match your system's security protocol. Check mechanical dimensions and mounting options against the technical drawings provided in the product documentation. Ensure the operating environment meets the specified ambient data conditions for reliable performance.
Select this component when a certified safety sensor with integrated actuation is required for machine protection. Consider the 25 mm switch-on and 35 mm switch-off distances for gap analysis. Evaluate the need for uniquely coded parameters to prevent unauthorized access or tampering. Compare with other TR4 variants if different interface types or mounting configurations are needed for the specific installation space.
This component belongs to the TR4 direct series from SICK, which focuses on safety sensors for industrial automation. The series emphasizes secure parameterization and reliable detection in harsh environments. Model 6034687 specifically integrates the actuator, simplifying installation compared to separate sensor and actuator units. It complements the broader TR4 ecosystem by providing a compact solution for safety-critical applications.
Check for updated part numbers within the TR4 direct family. Verify compatibility with existing safety PLCs if substituting with other SICK safety sensors. Ensure the replacement maintains the same safe switch-on and switch-off distances.