DSL-0612B03M075KM0

The SICK DSL-0612B03M075KM0 is a high-performance laser distance sensor designed for precise distance measurement and object detection in industrial applications. This sensor operates on the principle of time-of-flight measurement, utilizing a laser beam to determine the distance to a target by measuring the time it takes for the emitted light to return after reflecting off the object.### Key Technical Specifications: - **Measurement Range:** 0.1 m to 12 m, allowing for versatile applications in various environments. - **Resolution:** 1 mm, providing high accuracy for critical measurements. - **Output Signal:** The sensor features both analog (0-10 V) and digital (RS-232) output options, facilitating easy integration with different control systems. - **Response Time:** Fast response time of up to 100 ms, suitable for dynamic applications. - **Operating Temperature Range:** -20 °C to +60 °C, ensuring reliable performance in harsh industrial conditions. - **Protection Class:** IP67, making it dust-tight and resistant to water ingress, ideal for outdoor and challenging environments. - **Power Supply:** Operates on a wide voltage range of 10-30 V DC, compatible with standard industrial power supplies. - **Weight:** Approximately 500 g, compact for easy installation. - **Mounting Options:** Flexible mounting options with various brackets available for easy integration into existing setups.### Applications: The DSL-0612B03M075KM0 is suitable for applications such as: - Level measurement in tanks and silos. - Distance measurement in logistics and warehousing. - Object detection in automation and robotics. - Positioning and alignment tasks in manufacturing processes.### Features: - High immunity to ambient light, ensuring reliable operation in various lighting conditions. - Built-in temperature compensation for consistent accuracy across temperature variations. - User-friendly configuration via software tools for easy setup and calibration.This sensor is ideal for industries such as manufacturing, logistics, and automation, where precise distance measurement is critical for operational efficiency.