The measurement of inclinations is essential for the control and security of structures in elevation, both during the construction phase than in operation.
Thanks to the new MEMS self-compensated sensor or the force-balanced servo-accelerometer sensors, Sisgeo clinometers ensure high accuracy and negligible dependence on thermal factors.
They can be read locally using a portable readout or centralized with a datalogger for remote monitoring.
MEMS tiltmeters are also available with IP68 enclosure for underwater installation.

Applications:
    Monitoring of inclination changes due to civil or industrial activities
    Retaining walls and diaphragms movements
    Monitoring of buildings damaged from earthquake
    Small dimensions for a lower visual impact on monuments and historical buildings

Main technical characteristics of MEMS tilt sensors:
    Measuring range: ±2.5°, ±5°, ±10°
    Sensitivity: 0.0013°
    Accuracy: 0.10% FS with 3rd degree polynomial
    Thermal drift: ±0.005% / °C
    Signal output: 4-20mA

Main technical characteristics of servo-accelerometer tilt sensors:
    Measuring range: ±5°, ±14.5°, ±30°
    Sensitivity: 0.00017°
    Accuracy: 0.03% FS with 3rd degree polynomial
    Thermal drift: ±0.002% / °C
    Signal output: ±5 V ±1%

Sisgeo S.r.l., Via F. Serpero 4/F1, 20060 Masate (MI) - Italy
Tel. +39-02.95.76.41.30, Fax +39-02.95.76.20.11
email: info@sisgeo.com