SICK TIM310-1030000 — 2D Indoor LiDAR Scanner
Overview

The TIM310-1030000 from SICK’s TiM series is a 2D scanning LiDAR sensor designed for indoor applications such as navigation, obstacle detection, zone monitoring, and environment mapping. It provides wide-angle scanning coverage (270°) with high reliability and configurability for industrial automation environments.
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Key Features & Benefits

HDDM+ Measurement Principle
High Definition Distance Measurement (HDDM+) ensures precise distance readings and robust performance in varying reflectivity conditions.
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Wide Angular Coverage
270° scanning range covers large lateral areas with minimal blind spots.
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Range & Resolution

Working Range: 0.05 m to 4 m
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Typical Scanning Range at 10% Reflectivity: ~2 m
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Angular Resolution: 1°
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Scan Rate & Response Time

Scanning Frequency: 15 Hz
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Response Time: ~67 ms per scan
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Communication & I/O

4 Digital inputs

3 Digital outputs (PNP, plus “Device Ready” output)
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Micro USB interface for configuration and parameterization
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Electrical & Power

Supply: 9 to 28 V DC
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Typical power consumption: 4 W; up to 16 W when outputs are fully loaded
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Max output current: ≤ 100 mA
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Accuracy & Measurement Quality

Systematic error: ± 40 mm
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Statistical error: < 30 mm SICK Housing & Environmental Protection rating: IP65 SICK +1 Operating temperature: –10 °C to +50 °C SICK +1 Storage: –30 °C to +70 °C SICK Ambient light immunity: up to 80,000 lx SICK Mechanical & Mounting Details Dimensions (L × W × H): 60 × 60 × 79 mm SICK +1 Weight: ~150 g (without cables) SICK +1 Mounting: includes straight plates and M3 threaded holes RS Components Housing color: light blue (RAL 5012) SICK +1 Use Case & Applications Indoor navigation and obstacle avoidance for mobile robots Proximity zone monitoring and safety perimeter detection Automation systems requiring real-time spatial awareness Retrofit in existing environments where line-of-sight scanning is required