TRIAXIAL TILT SENSOR NODE
This wireless 3 axis tiltmeter has been successfully used in many applications, including those measuring:
- Tunnel distortion
- Tunnel heave/settlement
- Embankment slippage
- Structural movement
- Rail track heave/settlement
- Rail trackbed cant and twist
Categories: Geo-Structural Instruments, Tilt meters
Description
The Triaxial Tilt Sensor Node is an extremely precise and exceptionally stable three axis wireless tilt meter for use in a variety of sectors.
Variable reporting rates, a robust design and up to a 15 year battery life make this wireless 3 axis tiltmeter suitable for many environments and applications. The wireless tiltmeter nodes transmit precise readings from the site via one of our wireless communication platforms (FlatMesh or GeoWAN) via a Gateway. Visualise and interact with your data online using the Senceive WebMonitor platform or third party software.
Additional information
| Brands | |
|---|---|
| Range |
±90° |
| Resolution |
0.0001° (0.00175 mm/m) |
| Repeatability (-IX variant) |
±0.0005° (±0.0087 mm/m) |
| Repeatability (-IXH variant) |
±0.0025° (±0.0436 mm/m) |
| Dimensions excluding antenna |
90 x 90 x 60 mm |
| Total Mass |
0.6 kg approx |
| Housing Material |
Die cast aluminium |
| Protection (BS EN 60529: 1992 + A2: 2013) |
IP66 / IP67 |
| Mounting Options |
1/4" UNF holes in bottom. M4 blind holes in side. |
| Operating Temperature Range |
-40°C to +85°C |
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Since 2005, Senceive has been singularly focused on bringing intelligent wireless condition monitoring to civil engineering and rail applications. Senceive is widely seen as the global leader for wireless remote condition monitoring solutions, with more than 30,000 sensors installed in 2020 alone.
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