Distance and Measurement Sensors
SICK TIM320-0131000S02 Sensor
SICK TIM320-0131000S02 2D LiDAR sensor, part 1069933. Wide-aperture object detection for mobile machinery from -10 to +50 degrees Celsius.
Overview
The SICK TIM320-0131000S02 (part number 1069933) is a compact 2D LiDAR sensor of the TiM320 family. It scans the surroundings with a wide aperture and detects objects for mobile machinery, monitoring tasks and vehicle perception, operating in ambient temperatures from -10 to +50 degrees Celsius.
How It Works
The sensor sweeps laser pulses across its scanning plane and measures the time of flight for each direction, producing distance profiles at high frequency. Integrated evaluation converts the profiles into object information and field-based switching signals for the machine control.
Key Features
- Wide-aperture 2D LiDAR object detection
- Operating ambient temperature -10 ... +50 degrees Celsius per family specification
- Part number 1069933
- Configurable detection fields
- Compact housing for vehicle and machine integration
- Digital interfaces for flexible integration
Typical Applications
- Obstacle detection on automated transport vehicles
- Monitoring of machine surroundings on compact equipment
- Object detection at transfer and docking stations
- Area monitoring inside production halls
- Peripheral protection on mobile robots
Specifications
Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
Model | SICK TIM320-0131000S02 |
Part number | 1069933 |
Detection principle | 2D LiDAR scanning |
Ambient temperature | -10 ... +50 degrees Celsius |
Family | TiM320 LiDAR sensors |
Installation and Setup Notes
Install the sensor so the scan plane sits at the critical object height, and configure fields that match the vehicle dynamics. Validate detection with the smallest and darkest relevant obstacles. Protect the optical window from heavy soiling in dusty applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the S02 variant differ?
The suffix identifies the synchronization and interface configuration within the TiM320 family.
Can two sensors be synchronized?
Yes, the family supports synchronized operation to avoid mutual interference.
Is it suitable for outdoor use?
The TiM320 family targets indoor and vehicle applications; for harsh outdoor use the LMS outdoor families are the better match.
