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8027605/V1-0/2022-03| SICK S Y S T E M D E S C R I P T I O N | ALIS
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2
2 Important Safety Instructions
2.1 Intended Use
With the ALIS (Airport Luggage Identification System) track and trace system, luggage can
be clearly identified as it is transported quickly and reliably through the airport and thus
reaches the right sorting zone.
Designed like a reading interval gate, SICK has developed ALIS specifically with luggage
handling services in mind.
The system is extremely reliable when it comes to reading luggage information on IATA bar
codes and/or RFID tagged labels.
With ALIS, SICK has created a modular system which can be specially adapted to suit the
various requirements of airport luggage identification and handling processes, whether this
involves sensors, visualization software, or even the commissioning process.
Intended use also includes compliance with this system information, especially the sources
of danger.
2.2 Supplemental Directives
▸ Before working on the ALIS, read this document carefully and follow all safety instruc-
tions and information.
▸ Only qualified persons from the respective areas are permitted to work on the ALIS.
▸ Follow operating procedures.
▸ Follow local regulations.
▸ Observe local regulations for working with gas and electrical components.
▸ Access to the ALIS is restricted to authorized personnel only.
System damage/transport damage
▸ Damage to individual components can lead to malfunctions of the entire system.
▸ Do not ignore system components damaged during transport.
▸ In the event of damage, contact SICK Service.
2.3 Requirements for the Qualification of Personnel
Only qualified personnel from the respective field are permitted to work on the system.
● Qualified personnel have the specialist training, skills, and experience, as well as know-
ledge of the relevant regulations and standards, to be able to perform tasks delegated to
them and to detect and to avoid any potential dangers independently.
● Electricians have the specialist training, skills, and experience, as well as knowledge of
the relevant standards and provisions to be able to carry out work on electrical systems
and to detect and avoid any potential dangers independently.
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