1027906

What does this mirror do in an M4000 Advanced A/P system?

It is a passive reflector used opposite the sender/receiver unit to return the light beams back to the same housing, enabling an active/passive configuration with fewer field connections than a two-unit setup.

Which systems is this mirror intended to be used with?

It is intended for SICK M4000 Advanced A/P multiple light beam devices that use a mirror/reflector on the opposite side (for example, when paired with the corresponding sender/receiver-in-one-housing unit from the M4000 Advanced A/P range).

Does the mirror require a power supply or electrical wiring?

No. The mirror is a passive component and does not require a power supply or electrical connection.

What scanning range can be achieved when using this mirror?

When used with the appropriate M4000 Advanced A/P sender/receiver, the system scanning range is typically up to 7.5 m (depending on configuration and installation conditions).

How many beams does the system use with the matching sender/receiver?

With the commonly paired M4000 Advanced A/P sender/receiver variant, the system uses 2 beams; the mirror simply reflects those beams back to the device.

Can this mirror be used as a replacement for an existing reflector in the same installation?

Yes, it is commonly used as a like-for-like reflector replacement in M4000 Advanced A/P active/passive installations, provided the original setup used the same mirror type and mounting arrangement.

What are typical application uses for this mirror and its matching device?

It is typically used for access protection (vertical) and access protection with muting when installed as part of an M4000 Advanced A/P active/passive arrangement.

Does this mirror work with beam coding or diagnostics features?

Those functions belong to the sender/receiver and associated system components; the mirror itself does not process signals, but it can be used in systems where beam coding and diagnostics are enabled on the device side.

What should I consider when mounting the mirror?

Mount the mirror rigidly so it remains stable, and position it so the sender/receiver has a clear line of sight to the reflective surface. Correct alignment is essential for reliable beam return.

Can I use this mirror with a different SICK sensor family?

It is intended for the M4000 Advanced A/P mirror-based configuration. If you are using a different family or a transmitter/receiver pair (without a reflector), this mirror is usually not the correct component.

How can I identify this mirror in documentation or on a site list?

It is often referenced as the mirror model PSD01-1501, and it is associated with part number 1027906 in ordering and inventory systems.

Is it suitable for harsh industrial environments?

Because it is a passive reflector with no electronics, it is generally suited to industrial use; however, overall suitability depends on how it is mounted and how the installation protects the optical path in the application environment.