Is TIM561-2050101 in stock and when does it ship?

Yes. TIM561-2050101 is in stock, handled within 3-4 days and delivered in about 4-5 DAYS with tracking.

What warranty and return terms apply to TIM561-2050101?

12 months warranty and 1 year returns (return shipping costs are shared between buyer and Vibocnc).

SICK 2D LiDAR Sensors

SICK TIM561-2050101 LiDAR Sensor

Name: SICK TIM561-2050101 LiDAR Sensor
Brand: SICK
SKU: TIM561-2050101
Price: 4755.89 USD
Availability: InStock

$4,755.89

SKU: TIM561-2050101

Alternate: TIM5612050101

Brand

SICK

Part Number

TIM561-2050101

Warranty

12 months

Lead time

3-7 days

In Stock- Ready to ship

Worldwide Shipping

12 months Warranty

Worldwide Shipping

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Product Description

The SICK TIM561-2050101 is a 2D LiDAR sensor from the SICK TiM5xx Series. It is listed for industrial automation, machine maintenance, retrofit, repair, and replacement projects. Product details: - Brand: SICK - Manufacturer: SICK AG - Model and part number: TIM561-2050101 - Series: TiM5xx Series - Category: 2D LiDAR sensor For replacement planning, confirm the exact part number and compare the connector, output type, sensing range, safety rating, and communication interface with the existing installation. A nameplate photo may help with compatibility review.

Technical Specifications

SKU: TIM561-2050101
Brand: SICK
Part Number: TIM561-2050101
Category: SICK 2D LiDAR Sensors
Condition: new
Warranty: 12 months
Country of Origin: Germany
Certifications: Confirm exact approvals, safety ratings, and compliance markings by model before ordering.
type: 2D LiDAR sensor
series: TiM5xx Series

Compatibility Information

Use TIM561-2050101 only with compatible machine wiring, controller logic, safety configuration, mounting hardware, and application requirements.

Installation Guide

Install and configure according to the applicable SICK manual, safety instructions, and local electrical regulations.

Maintenance Tips

Keep optics and housings clean, verify alignment and wiring, record diagnostic codes, and validate safety functions before returning equipment to service.