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New Inclinometer provides flexible solution for single- or dual-axis tilt measurement.

New industrial duty inclinometer provides flexible solution for single- or dual-axis tilt measurement

Towcester, UK – May 2014: The newly announced T-series industrial duty inclinometer from BEI Sensors is now available from Variohm EuroSensor. The sensor provides high resolution (0.01º) and high accuracy (0.1º) measurement of inclination (pitch and roll) or rotation movement with a dual axis range of +/- 60º or an optional single axis measurement range of 360º. For maximum application flexibility the unit can be supplied with optional 4-20mA or 0.5 – 4.5V analog outputs with a CANopen version also available.

The fully encapsulated sensor is supplied in a choice of glass fibre reinforced plastic or aluminium housing for maximum durability. Its IP68 rating can be extended to IP69K with an optional sealed 5-pin M12A mating connector. A cabled version with connector is also available.

The compact inclinometer, measuring just 83 x 59 x 21.5 mm (LxWxH) for the slightly larger aluminium housed unit, features advanced MEMS technology with integral linearity and temperature compensation for both offset and sensitivity to offer the best combination of precision, responsiveness and long life. Built to withstand high levels of shock and vibration, the T-series is aimed at demanding harsh-environment safe level position monitoring and tilt measurement applications for industrial equipment such as mobile cranes, forklifts, drilling towers, construction and agricultural machinery.

Variohm EuroSensor designs, manufactures and sources a comprehensive range of sensor technologies for linear and rotary position, load, force, vibration and temperature - providing complete pre-sale and post-sale application support for demanding measurement applications throughout industry, agriculture, construction, autosports and research.

Article published on: 27/05/2014

Article last updated on: 27/05/2014