portable tiltmeter

When designing this portable inclinometer, we paid more attention to how people use it on site. The casing is made of lightweight aluminum alloy, and the anti-slip handle makes it less likely to slip when operating in the rain. The sensor is made of MEMS, and the zero point drift is small, so it does not take a long time to stabilize after being turned on. The screen displays the tilt angle and direction, which is simple and direct, saving you the trouble of picking up your phone. Data can be stored in built-in storage or exported to a computer via USB. The included software can generate reports to facilitate writing monitoring reports. The battery can last for a day with regular use, and the spare battery can be replaced quickly. In terms of application, common slopes, tunnels, foundation pits, and dams can be used. A customer once fixed it on a temporary bracket for continuous monitoring. The data curve was smooth and there were no abnormal jump points. However, continuous monitoring is not its main design direction. We still recommend it for periodic inspections. Compared with bulky fixed inclinometers, its advantage is flexibility. You can complete the measurement at construction site A in the morning and rush to construction site B in the afternoon. One piece of equipment covers more points, diluting costs. Kingmach has been in the geotechnical monitoring circle for many years, and its quality control and after-sales service are solid. We have dealers all over the world, so you don’t have to wait long for parts and repairs. If you have special range or interface requirements, you can chat directly with the engineer and make changes quickly without much extra cost. The accuracy varies between different models, please refer to the parameter table for details, but it is more than enough for routine monitoring. If necessary, send it over and we will calibrate it for you.