Product Introduction
The SICK NAV350-3232 is a high-performance 2D LiDAR navigation sensor designed for indoor automation. It provides 360° scanning for precise positioning and mapping of AGVs, robots, and automated guided systems. With a long range and high accuracy, it is the ideal solution for smart logistics and factory automation.
Complete Technical Specifications
- Brand & Model: SICK NAV350-3232 2D LiDAR Navigation Sensor
- Scanning Performance
- Scanning Angle: 360°
- Max Range (Natural): 250 m
- Max Range (Reflector): 70 m
- Range @ 90% Remission: 100 m
- Scanning Frequency: 8 Hz ±5%
- Angular Resolution: 0.25°
- Positioning Accuracy: ±4 mm
- Systematic Error (RDI): ±10 mm
- Physical & Electrical
- Light Source: 905 nm, Laser Class 1
- Supply Voltage: 24 V DC ±15%
- Power Consumption: 36 W
- Enclosure Rating: IP65
- Operating Temperature: 0°C to +50°C
- Connections: 3 x M12 Connectors
- Weight: 2.4 kg
- Dimensions: 222 x 120.5 x 115 mm (H x W x L)
- Interfaces & Data
- Primary Interface: Ethernet (TCP/IP, 100 Mbit/s)
- Secondary Interface: RS-232 Serial (19.2 – 115 kBaud)
- Digital Output: 1
- Reflector Memory: 12,000 positions
- Reliability & Standards
- MTBF: 86 years
- Safety Note: Not a safety component per machine directives.
- Compliance: Meets relevant industrial EMC and environmental standards.
Typical Applications
- Automatic Guided Vehicle (AGV) navigation and fleet management.
- Mobile robot positioning and path planning in warehouses.
- Factory automation and intralogistics systems.
- Precision mapping and localization in dynamic indoor environments.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main difference between natural navigation and reflector-based navigation with this sensor?
The sensor can use both. Natural navigation uses existing environmental features (walls, racks) for positioning, while reflector navigation uses installed reflective tapes or cylinders for higher precision in featureless areas.
Can the NAV350-3232 be used for dynamic obstacle avoidance?
Yes. Its 360° scan and fast update rate allow it to detect both static and moving obstacles in real-time, supporting safe AGV operation alongside human workers.
How many different navigation routes or maps can it store?
The sensor itself stores reflector positions (up to 12,000). Complex route maps and logic are typically managed by the vehicle’s central controller, which uses the sensor’s positioning data.
Is the 8 Hz scan rate sufficient for fast-moving AGVs?
Yes, for most indoor logistics applications. An 8 Hz update (8 times per second) provides timely position updates for vehicles moving at standard warehouse speeds.
What are the recommended reflector specifications?
Use reflective tape stripes at least 80mm wide or cylindrical reflectors with a minimum 80mm diameter. Proper placement ensures consistent detection at long ranges.
Ordering & Support
- Warranty: 12-month manufacturer warranty.
- Shipping: Fast global delivery via FedEx, UPS, and DHL.
- Condition: Brand new, original SICK product in factory packaging.
For Technical & Sales Support:
Email: info@oiltechcontrols.com
Phone/WhatsApp: +86 158 8020 0923
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