SICK Background Suppression Photoelectric Sensor, 60 mm → 900 mm Detection Range

OverviewAt a glanceThree mounting types: mounting between the rollers (R/IR), mounting on the side frame (ZLM), or mounting above the belt (WLR) Three types of logic: single feed, single feed with sleep function, block (slug) feed Up to 50 ZoneControl solutions can be connected in series. Fully animated simulation to ease selection and implementation Standard cut lengths of 1 m (3 ft) or 2 m (6 ft)Your BenefitLargest Zero Pressure Accumulation portfolio on the market gives users a wide variety of choices for their application SICK ZoneControl solutions control the flow of packages a on conveyor without a PLC or other external control Quick setup since no programming, no laptop, and no PLC interfacing are required With 20 years of ZoneControl experience and personal support from SICK experts, all application and product issues are quickly addressed Quick expansion or modification of the conveyor due to the modular designJust as traffic lights regulate the flow of traffic in towns and cities, SICKs ZoneControl solutions control the flow of products on a belt – without the need for a PLC or another type of external control. ZoneControl by SICK consists of three product families to control the flow of products. This procedure is called zero pressure accumulation (ZPA). ZoneControl solutions are extremely easy to install (plug and play) Connect the ZoneControl products in series, install the sensor, and connect the pneumatic line or the connection to the motor-driven rollers. There is, therefore, no need for PLC programming, laptops, and expensive cabling. Each product contains one of two types of startup logic: single feed (with or without sleep function) and block (slug) feed, depending on the requirements of the application. So that the various requirements can be met, there are three mounting configurations to choose from: mounting between the rollers (R/IR), mounting on the side frame (ZLM).ApplicationsAutomatic wheel separating in the conveying line Automated tire separating in the conveying line Automated load picking and transfer Zero pressure accumulation and zone control on conveyor belts Conveying and zone control without dynamic pressure Controlled load transfer to automated guided vehicle systems