Piezo Accelerometer Sensor, ±5V Output, ±10g/±100g

Built with laser‑welded stainless steel housing and advanced shielding technology, this accelerometer sensor provides excellent durability and interference protection. Featuring high shock resistance up to 2000g, it is suitable for predictive maintenance, vibration testing, and industrial automation systems. Get your accelerometer sensor today for efficient analysis.

Specification

Features

1. High Sensitivity & Accuracy: The piezo accelerometer sensor offers 50mV/g or 500mV/g sensitivity with ±5V output for precise vibration measurement and analysis.
2. Long-Term Monitoring Stability: The accelerometer sensor features a sealed stainless steel structure and reliable electronics for continuous industrial vibration monitoring.
3. Excellent Protection Performance: Laser-welded sealing protects the piezo accelerometer sensor against dust, water, and oil, extending service life in harsh environments.
4. Strong Anti-Interference Capability: The industrial accelerometer sensor uses dual shielding isolation technology to maintain stable signals in electrically noisy conditions.
5. Wide Measurement Range: This accelerometer is available with two measurement ranges of ±10g and ±100g, meeting different vibration detection requirements.

Dimension (unit: mm)

ATO-KT19 (±100g)

ATO-KT20 (±10g)

Typical Temperature Curve

Tips: How does a piezo accelerometer sensor work?

A piezo accelerometer sensor works based on the piezoelectric effect, where certain materials generate an electrical charge when subjected to mechanical stress. When vibration or acceleration occurs, the internal mass applies force to the piezoelectric element, causing it to produce a charge signal proportional to the applied acceleration. The sensor then converts this signal into an electrical output for vibration, shock, and dynamic acceleration measurement.