Description
The SICK UE403-A0930 (1026287) operates as a dedicated muting switching amplifier designed exclusively for integration with M4000 Advanced multiple light beam safety systems. This module processes peripheral signals from muting sensors, override switches, and reset controls to automate safe material passage through protective optical zones without tripping machine stop sequences.
- Product Condition: New Original (Factory Sealed)
- Availability: 3 units available for immediate dispatch, ships within 2 business days
- Warranty Support: 12-month technical replacement warranty
- Pricing Note: The listed value provides an industry baseline for procurement budgets. Spot pricing shifts depending on factory lead times and direct distribution availability. Request a firm commercial quotation through our regional logistics desk.
Technical Specifications and Safety Parameters
Do not attempt to deploy this amplifier as a standalone safety relay. It functions only when physically or electrically combined with an M4000 Advanced multi-beam grid or curtain system to achieve full regulatory compliance.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 1026287 |
| Safety Integrity Level | SIL 3 (IEC 61508) |
| Performance Level | PL e (EN ISO 13849) |
| Safety Category | Category 4 (EN ISO 13849) |
| Supply Voltage VS | 24 V DC (Accepts 19.2 to 28.8 V DC windows) |
| Power Consumption | Less than or equal to 2 A |
| Sensor Connection Type | Female M12 connector, 5-pin configuration |
| Maximum Permitted Cable Length | 10 m |
| Enclosure Rating | IP65 (IEC 60529) |
| Housing Construction | Die-cast aluminum, powder-coated finish |
| Ambient Operating Range | −30 to +55°C (Non-condensing) |
Field Deployment and Configuration Diagnostics
How does the field engineer set up the logic windows to prevent line stops from minor pallet misalignment? Configured via the RS-232 serial interface on the host M4000 unit, the UE403-A0930 executes concurrence monitoring, total muting time limits, and sensor gap filtering directly at the point of entry. Well, technically it handles the processing for up to 4 independent muting sensors, but the overall safety timing loop is governed by the primary optical head firmware.
During conveyor system testing, check the diagnostic LEDs on the front panel profile. If the system encounters a belt stop command or an extended sensor blockage, the indicator patterns isolate whether the fault is a timing discrepancy between sensor pairs or a bad power feed to the external muting lamp. Keep an eye on terminal current draws; the total combined supply current for all connected sensors and reset indicators must not cross 1,000 mA, or the module will shut down its local auxiliary power rails to prevent circuit board damage.
Global Trade Logistics and Customs Clearance
Cross-border routing of machinery safety equipment requires exact regulatory filings to prevent long delays at entry terminals.
- Incoterms Options: We process global orders under EXW (Ex Works) or FCA (Free Carrier) framework agreements to align with your facility’s contracted freight carrier. For high-priority production line stoppages, we can establish DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) routing to handle all customs entry declarations and import tariffs before the cargo arrives at your dock.
- Customs Data Compliance: All paperwork displays the correct international Harmonized System classification (HS Code: 8537.10). Every line item includes verified documentation indicating Germany as the country of origin to fulfill local free-trade compliance audits.
- Transit Protection: Electrostatic discharge can degrade safety processor components over time. We seal every amplifier module inside heavy anti-static bubble sleeves before placing it into a rigid, double-wall corrugated shipping container designed for global air courier transport.
What specific shipping requirements or customs documentation protocols does your compliance team require? Send over your exact delivery address and required transit times so we can prepare your quote.
