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Virtual Scanner Group Software License | Single User License | Unlimited Usage | by SICK
The Virtual Scanner Group Software License is designed for seamless configuration of multiple safety laser scanners, including microScan3, nanoScan3, and outdoorScan3. Ideal for industrial safety system integrators and engineers, this single user license simplifies and speeds up field configuration, ensuring efficient safety system setup without the need for physical hardware adjustments.
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Technical Specifications
- License type: Single user license for one workstation
- Number of usage units: Unlimited
- Supported products: microScan3, nanoScan3, outdoorScan3
- Requires Safety Designer software for configuration and diagnostics
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 30mm x 150mm x 100mm
- Weight: 0.1 kg
Key Features
- Premium function software category
- Single user license for one workstation
- Unlimited number of usage units
- Simplifies and speeds up field configuration for multiple safety laser scanners
- Supports microScan3, nanoScan3, and outdoorScan3
Professional Installation Requirements
- Installation and configuration should be performed by trained personnel familiar with SICK safety laser scanner systems and Safety Designer software.
Applications
- Configuration and display of fields from multiple safety laser scanners
- Use in safety solutions involving microScan3, nanoScan3, and outdoorScan3 products
Standards & Compliance
- AS/NZS 4801 – Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems
Environmental Benefits
- Reduces need for physical hardware adjustments by enabling virtual configuration
- Supports efficient safety system setup, minimizing downtime and resource use
Warranty Information
Standard software warranty applies as per SICK's terms and conditions.
Available Now
The Virtual Scanner Group Single License by SICK is available now for immediate purchase. Ideal for industrial safety system integrators and engineers configuring multiple safety laser scanners.
