Geosense - Tilt Sensor | MEMS

Tilt Sensor | MEMS

Applications for this product

• Retaining walls
• Diaphragm walls
• Concrete dams
• Party walls
• Structures
• Bridge piers
• Tunnels
• Compensation grouting
• Slopes
• Piles

Features of this product

• Designed to be installed temporality or permanently, in either vertical or horizontal positions. The sensor’s output can be collected via a readout or connected into a data logger for continuous monitoring.
• The tilt sensor is built in a rugged, heavy duty waterproof die-cast IP67 rated metal enclosure suitable for the harsh environments.
• Output options include analogue (±V and mA) or digital (RS484).
• Each unit is supplied calibrated assuring accuracy and repeatability and can be used with any readily available data-loggers.
• The Digital Version offers the greatest measurement accuracies and minimises deployment & setup time with several sensors daisy-chained on a single cable minimising costly cabling requirement.
• The sensing system built on the well-known MEMS technology offers built in features such as temperature and linearity compensation. A thermistor connected to the case compensates for in-field temperature fluctuations.
• Available in a range of measurement ranges including ±5° or ±10° or ±15° measurement ranges featuring a resolution from 0.0005° with an accuracy of ±0.0013° for the ±5° sensor to ±0.004° for the ±15° sensor.
• The complete range features repeatability of ±0.002°
• Ultimate accuracy and repeatability
• Uniaxial or biaxial sensors option
• EMC-CE & LUL compliant
• LSHF cable option
• Horizontal or vertical mounting
• Easy to install
• Digital bus available (RS-485)
• Analogue output
• IP66 waterproof enclosure
• Durable powder coating
• Cost effective

Specifications of this product

• Operating Temperature: -40 to + 85°C
• Sensor: MEMS
• Excitation: 8-15VDC
• Physical: IP67 Die-cast Al Housing 160 x 85 x 60 mm 950g
• Cable: Multi-core Braided and Shielded Instrument Grade

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Applications for this product

• Retaining walls
• Diaphragm walls
• Concrete dams
• Party walls
• Structures
• Bridge piers
• Tunnels
• Compensation grouting
• Slopes
• Piles

Features of this product

• Designed to be installed temporality or permanently, in either vertical or horizontal positions. The sensor’s output can be collected via a readout or connected into a data logger for continuous monitoring.
• The tilt sensor is built in a rugged, heavy duty waterproof die-cast IP67 rated metal enclosure suitable for the harsh environments.
• Output options include analogue (±V and mA) or digital (RS484).
• Each unit is supplied calibrated assuring accuracy and repeatability and can be used with any readily available data-loggers.
• The Digital Version offers the greatest measurement accuracies and minimises deployment & setup time with several sensors daisy-chained on a single cable minimising costly cabling requirement.
• The sensing system built on the well-known MEMS technology offers built in features such as temperature and linearity compensation. A thermistor connected to the case compensates for in-field temperature fluctuations.
• Available in a range of measurement ranges including ±5° or ±10° or ±15° measurement ranges featuring a resolution from 0.0005° with an accuracy of ±0.0013° for the ±5° sensor to ±0.004° for the ±15° sensor.
• The complete range features repeatability of ±0.002°
• Ultimate accuracy and repeatability
• Uniaxial or biaxial sensors option
• EMC-CE & LUL compliant
• LSHF cable option
• Horizontal or vertical mounting
• Easy to install
• Digital bus available (RS-485)
• Analogue output
• IP66 waterproof enclosure
• Durable powder coating
• Cost effective

Specifications of this product

• Operating Temperature: -40 to + 85°C
• Sensor: MEMS
• Excitation: 8-15VDC
• Physical: IP67 Die-cast Al Housing 160 x 85 x 60 mm 950g
• Cable: Multi-core Braided and Shielded Instrument Grade

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