Safety Sensors
SICK MICS3-CBAZ90PZ1P01 Sensor
SICK MICS3-CBAZ90PZ1P01 safety laser scanner, part 1094463. microScan3 configurable field protection for mobile and stationary machinery.
Overview
The SICK MICS3-CBAZ90PZ1P01 (part number 1094463) is a safety laser scanner of the microScan3 family. It provides personnel protection with configurable protective fields around machines and mobile equipment, combining precise time-of-flight measurement with safe output evaluation.
How It Works
Laser pulses sweep the monitoring area and their runtimes produce a distance profile. The scanner evaluates configured protective fields internally and switches the safe outputs when the field is violated, triggering the machine's safe stop. Warning fields can be used to slow machinery before a protective field stop.
Key Features
- Safety laser scanner for area and point protection
- Part number 1094463
- Multiple configurable protective and warning fields
- Diagnostics for optical contamination
- Safe outputs for safety circuit integration
- Suitable for stationary and mobile machinery
Typical Applications
- Personnel protection on automated production cells
- Hazardous area monitoring on mobile platforms
- Access protection on logistics equipment
- Field monitoring on heavy machinery
- Safety zoning on flexible manufacturing systems
Specifications
Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
Model | SICK MICS3-CBAZ90PZ1P01 |
Part number | 1094463 |
Device type | Safety laser scanner, microScan3 family |
Installation and Setup Notes
Follow the field plan for mounting height and angle, configure fields with the family software, and verify with the appropriate test targets. Schedule window cleaning according to contamination warnings, and record the safety configuration as part of the machine documentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the C in the order code indicate?
The order code letters define the variant configuration of the microScan3 scanner, including fields and interfaces.
Can warning fields control speed?
Yes, warning field signals can be wired to reduce machine speed before a protective field stop occurs.
Is configuration access protected?
Yes, safety parameters are password-protected in the configuration software.
