Safety laser scanners are versatile devices, ensuring the highest safety standards for the protection of people. Thanks to configurable protective and warning fields, they can be used for danger zone and access guarding – for both stationary and mobile applications. A typical application is protecting a machine’s dangerous working ranges against access and the presence of people, but they are also ideal for safeguarding autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and driverless transport systems AGVs. The safety laser scanner features
a rotatable connection that allows flexible cable routing and therefore space-saving mounting of the RSL 200. Leuze is setting new form factor
standards with its advanced safety laser technology that keeps the user as the number one priority. The RSL 200 combines state-of-the-art LiDar technology in a minimal space of just 80 x 80 x 86mm. The company has developed its own innovative mounting bracket for the RSL 200 to provide effortless fastening and allow the safety laser scanner’s scan level to be aligned horizontally
and vertically. The scanner can also be replaced quickly and easily with just four screws, and the sensor parameters transferred from the old to the new sensor via a memory card without any sensor knowledge required. Rotatable M12 connections on the RSL 200 laser scanner allow extremely flexible cable
and Bluetooth, as well as via TCP / IP with the RSL 230/235, enable flexible configuration and diagnostics, the company adds. For a safety laser scanner to work optimally,
its ‘inner’ values are also important. For example, the scanning angle must be large enough to reliably fulfill the application-specific safety task, e.g. to completely cover blind spots or hard-to-see zones behind machines or conveyor belts. It must also be able to safeguard small omnidirectional AGVs/AMRs in every direction – for example, the RSL 200 from Leuze offers a 275-degree scanning angle at an operating range of 3m. The large scanning angle allows the user to ensure all-round protection with just two diagonally positioned devices, even taking mounting tolerances into account. 32 switchable sets of protective
and warning fields enable the AGV/AMR user to continuously adjust the speed and direction of travel. The
routing for I/Os, power supply and data transmission. In addition, a new mobile diagnostics app allows status information to be retrieved even if the laser scanner is installed in locations that are impossible to access. In addition, communication options via USB
monitored areas can thus be optimally adapted to curved paths, different speeds and various load conditions.
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