6036220

Overview

The SICK model 6036220 is an ATM90 series absolute encoder designed for precise position feedback in industrial automation. It features a serial interface and operates within a temperature range of –40 °C to +115 °C. The unit weighs 0.319 kg and originates from Germany. It supports safety functions with SIL 3 integrity and PL e performance, ensuring reliable monitoring of machine movements and positions under demanding environmental conditions.

Feature Summary

• Provides absolute position data via serial communication interface
• Supports safety-related monitoring functions compliant with IEC 61508 standards
• Operates reliably in extreme ambient temperatures ranging from –40 °C to +115 °C

Applications

• Safety monitoring in industrial automation machinery
• Position feedback for mobile robots
• Logistics sector equipment requiring robust environmental tolerance

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific variant suffix against official SICK documentation to ensure compatibility with required safety integrity levels and interface protocols. Confirm that the external evaluation unit achieves the necessary diagnostic coverage for stated PFH values. Check mechanical mounting requirements and shaft adaptation needs prior to ordering.

Selection Notes

Select this model when high safety integrity (SIL 3) and broad temperature tolerance are critical. Ensure the application requires absolute positioning with serial output. Verify that the system architecture supports the specific safety parameters defined for the ATM90 series. Consider environmental sealing requirements if operating outside specified humidity limits.

Part Context

This component belongs to the SICK ATM90 series of absolute encoders. These devices are engineered for safe positioning and movement monitoring in automated systems. The series offers various interface options and mechanical configurations to integrate seamlessly into complex industrial control architectures requiring certified safety performance.

Replacement Considerations

Consult official SICK substitution guides for verified equivalents. Generic replacements may not match the specific safety certification levels or interface protocols required for existing safety circuits.