Safety laser scanners
S300 Expert
Your Benefits
- Simple integration due to compact design
- Unbeatable cost-effectiveness – 270° scanning angle allows complete application protection with only two scanners
- Easy installation, commissioning and maintenance for stationary and mobile applications
- Variety of field sets ensures safety and productivity when protecting vehicles or moving machine parts
- Quick recommissioning via configuration memory
- Easy modular expansions, simple cabling and additional functions using SICK safety controllers with EFI
- The correct protective field at any speed avoids unnecessary stops.
- Personnel protection and navigation support in one device
Overview
The S300 Expert meets exacting requirements and provides flexibility to meet the demands of mobile applications. Up to 16 protective fields can be configured. The new triple field mode allows three fields - one protective field and two warning fields - to be activated at the same time. The use of the integrated EFI interface extends interoperability with other safety laser scanners and safety controllers from SICK. This means automatic guided vehicles (AGVs) can be given all around protection and matching safety fields, regardless of speed. The configuration memory integrated into the system plug also enables simple commissioning and quick device replacement. The built-in CM functionality combines personnel protection with surrounding contour recording. The system opens up cutting edge solutions for logistics and production applications.
- Compact design
- 2 m or 3 m protective field range
- 270° scan angle
- 16 switchable field sets
- Configuration memory integrated in the system plug
- EFI interface for safe SICK device communication
- Incremental encoder inputs for speed-dependent field switching
- Extended measured data output via RS-422 with landmark recognition
By partnering with us, you can benefit from our expertise in the functional safety of productivity-increasing safety solutions. So that your processes run smoothly, man and machine work as a team, and we can jointly push the boundaries of what is achievable.