Tilt Sensor, Switch Output, Single/Dual Axis, ±90°/±180°

Featuring DC 9–36V input, IP67 protection, and -40 to +85°C operation, this tilt sensor provides reliable performance under shock and vibration. Single-axis models support ±180°  and dual-axis models support ±90° measurement for applications such as forklift balance control, aerial work platforms, pile drivers, and solar tracking.

Specification

Features

1. Dynamic & Static Tilt Measurement: The tilt sensor automatically switches between dynamic and static algorithms according to operating conditions, maintaining reliable angle measurement for both stationary and moving equipment.
2. Precise Angle Detection: With 0.1° static accuracy and 0.5° dynamic accuracy, this tilt sensor provides dependable tilt monitoring for applications where accurate angle detection is essential.
3. Flexible Alarm & Control: A user-defined alarm threshold allows the tilt sensor to trigger relay or voltage switch outputs when the preset angle is exceeded, enabling automatic alarms and equipment control.
4. Single or Dual-Axis Measurement: The sensor supports single or dual-axis measurement with ±180°or ±90°ranges, providing flexible options for different installation orientations and monitoring requirements.
5. Suitablefor Demanding Applications: Featuring IP67 protection, -40 to +85°C operating temperature, 4500g shock resistance and 10 g rms vibration resistance, this industrial tilt sensor works reliably on vehicles, construction machinery and in other harsh working conditions.

Dimension (unit: mm)

Tips: How do static and dynamic tilt sensors differ?

Static tilt sensors primarily measure inclination based on gravity and are best suited to stationary or slowly moving equipment. When a sensor experiences acceleration, vibration, or shock, these external forces can affect the measurement.
Dynamic tilt sensors are designed for moving or vibrating equipment. They typically combine accelerometer and gyroscope data through sensor-fusion algorithms to compensate for the effects of external acceleration and provide more reliable tilt measurements during motion.
Choose a static tilt sensor when the equipment remains relatively stable, and a dynamic tilt sensor when the equipment is subject to movement, vibration, acceleration, or shock. For equipment that switches between stationary and moving conditions, a tilt sensor with both static and dynamic measurement can provide more consistent monitoring. This sensor uses a dynamic/static fusion algorithm to automatically apply the appropriate measurement method according to the operating condition, making it suitable for vehicles, construction machinery, aerial work platforms, and other moving equipment.