LP352 – Pick to Light sensor

How it works…

Call it Pick to Light, Pick 2 Light, Pick by Light, Put to Light, Put to Store or Pack to Light or whatever you want. Anyhow, a clear light indication tells you what to pick and a non-contact sensor ensures that you have picked the component in questions. Pick as you assemble, kit next to the production line or kit several orders at once.

Handle even the toughest of environments

Handle even the toughest environments with IP65. Withstands blows and shocks that often occur in a material facade. Protect the wiring with nice coating.

Take advantage of smart function buttons

Use the blue button for e.g. material alarm, to alert if an item in stock is running low in supply or is missing, and get more efficient material handling according to Kanban (Japanese: 看板). Kanban is a way of signaling or bringing attention to material needs in an manufacturing plant.

Change, expand or easily relocate

There is no need for replacing your existing shelving system. Fits in your production process as well as your warehouse or distribution center, for picking from small or large boxes and from pallets. Change, expand or easily relocate with quick connections and bus connections.

Get clear light indications

Pick at green light and let red lights warn you when you have picked the wrong component. Distinguish different pick orders with RGB (red, green & blue) light indication. Light one pick sensor at a time or let the operator choose the order by lighting all the pick sensors at the same time. The lights also make it easier to quickly see what to pick from both narrow angles and at a distance.

Acknowledge completion with touchless input or with a button

Acknowledge reliably with a button or completely touchless. The non-contact sensor detects when someone is positions their hand underneath to pick up an item, which acknowledges the pick and turns off the indication.

Display the pick count

The display shows the number of items to pick. Two numbers is just right, as more than two is time consuming to count and fit in the palm of one’s hand. Should more than double-digit number of items be required, it is better to turn on the sensor several times and pick a smaller number in batches.