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Easy-to-Use Laser Light Safety Scanner

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With diagnostic communication capabilities never before available in a safety scanner

Scientific Technologies, Inc. introduces the OptoShield OS3100 Laser Light Safety Scanner. Designed and manufactured in the U.S., this advanced area laser scanner has the unique ability to adapt to both dynamic and irregular hazardous environments. OptoShield features two detection zone sets that can be externally selected to monitor changing hazardous areas, without the need for additional external controls. Other features include a two-digit numeric display, four standard LED status indicators and patented Intrusion Indicators, and Intuitive configuration software that facilitates easy navigation and configuration, allowing OptoShield to be configured to an unlimited number of guarding arrangements. Interface innovations include EDM/MPCE monitoring for control reliability so that it is safely integrated into the control panel of the hazardous machinery. The outputs of the OptoShield handle 625 mA to activate the larger, widely-used safety relays. It is an excellent choice for safeguarding hazardous work cells, transfer lines, robot stations, internal press guarding, irregular shaped or changing areas, and automated guided vehicles.

Scientific Technologies Inc.

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