high accuracy digital inclinometer

Accuracy depends on the model and measurement range. Our standard units typically offer precision around 0.01° to 0.005° at narrow ranges, with high-accuracy versions reaching 0.001°, but always check the spec sheet for the specific range you'll be using—wider ranges often have slightly lower resolution.

If you only need tilt in one plane, like monitoring a wall for outward movement, single-axis is simpler and often more cost-effective. Dual-axis gives you both X and Y tilt, useful for boreholes or complex structures where the direction of movement isn't predictable.

Most likely yes. Our sensors come with standard industrial outputs—RS485, 4-20mA, or voltage—and we can provide Modbus protocol documentation. For wireless setups, we offer LoRa and NB-IoT options that integrate with many cloud platforms. If your system requires a specific connector or data format, customization is available.

With no moving parts in the MEMS elements, the sensor itself is very stable. We see drift below 0.05° per year under normal conditions. Maintenance generally involves keeping the cable connections clean and dry, and occasional recalibration if your project requires traceability—we recommend an annual check for critical applications.

Yes, many of our probes are rated IP68 and can be submerged to depths of 100 meters or more, depending on the cable sealing. We use marine-grade stainless steel housings for long-term saturation. Just specify the expected depth and water pressure when ordering so we can configure the right seals.