Industrial Automation Magazine India

SX5 Safety Laser Scanner, Advanced Models

Published on : Saturday 06-03-2021

New models better protect personnel and equipment with master/remote functionality.

Banner Engineering’s SX5 Series of Safety Laser Scanners has expanded with master and remote models to provide advanced features for enhanced personnel and equipment protection. The SX5 master can monitor three safety zones simultaneously with three individual safety outputs. It also features 70 unique zone sets, selectable scan codes, and partial muting to mute all or part of a safety zone while protecting the remainder of the zone.

SX5 Series safety laser scanners protect personnel, equipment, and mobile systems within a user-defined area. They continuously scan a 275° area to create a two-dimensional protected zone that must be crossed to reach the hazard. They are suitable for horizontal, vertical, and mobile applications.

Features: 
Master and Remote functionality with simplified setup and wiring
Protect personnel and equipment with three independent safety outputs
Ideal solution for complex applications with 70 unique safety zone sets, encoder inputs, and advanced measurement data
Cost-effective, compact, one-piece design with 275º of monitoring
Horizontal or vertical detection zones to reliably safeguard mobile vehicles, access points, work areas, and more.

The versatility of the SX5 safety laser scanner makes it well-suited to a wide variety of applications, both traditional and non-traditional. Create horizontal or vertical detection zones and add remote scanners to reliably safeguard mobile vehicles, access points, and work areas. SX5 safety laser scanners are commonly used to safeguard:
Operator load/unload stations
Automated production equipment
Automated Guided Vehicles (AGV) and other mobile applications
Robotic work cells
Assembly and packaging machines
Lean manufacturing systems
Areas frequently protected by safety mats

Banner Engineering India Pvt Ltd, Pune. Tel: 020-66405624. Email: [email protected]