triaxial accelerometer sensor

Kingmach’s triaxial accelerometer sensors are used where understanding vibration in three axes matters—think structural health monitoring of bridges, seismic response of concrete dams, or rockfall detection along highways. Each sensor integrates three orthogonal sensing elements in a compact housing, typically with MEMS or force-balance technology depending on the required bandwidth and resolution. The frequency response usually reaches down to DC or near-DC, making them suitable for both low-frequency tilt events and higher-frequency transient vibrations. From a configuration standpoint, you can choose standard output signals like voltage or current loop, or digital output via RS-485 for longer cable runs. Most models from Kingmach operate on a 5-24 V DC supply and survive temperatures from −20 °C to 70 °C, though extended ranges are possible on request. The housings are either stainless steel or anodized aluminum, sealed to IP67 or IP68 for long-term immersion or burial. Field support is part of the package. We work with local distributors to help you get the sensors talking to your existing datalogger—be it a Campbell Scientific, a custom edge computer, or a cellular node. Customization often covers cable pigtails, mounting bases, and sensitivity ranges, because no two project sites are exactly alike. If you’re building a distributed array for tunnel convergence or a temporary setup for construction vibration monitoring, we can usually ship within standard lead times without a huge NRE charge.