2 axis inclinometer

Kingmach's 2 axis inclinometers are built for geotechnical and structural monitoring where reliable tilt data matters. Each sensor measures angular displacement in two orthogonal planes, typically X and Y, using a MEMS accelerometer or electrolytic cell—chosen based on resolution and long-term stability needs. Many projects find that a single dual-axis probe simplifies borehole installations: one casing, one cable run, two data channels. Output interfaces cover common field requirements. Analog options include 4-20mA current loop and 0-5V voltage; digital versions talk Modbus RTU over RS485 or CAN bus. That flexibility helps when you're integrating with older data loggers or newer wireless nodes. The housing is usually machined from stainless steel or anodized aluminum, sealed to IP67 or IP68. Standard measurement ranges go from ±5° up to ±60°, but custom angles are part of their regular service—if a tunnel convergence job needs ±3°, they will calibrate for that. Each unit ships with a test report showing the actual scale factor and linearity, not just a datasheet promise. Customers often ask about temperature drift. Kingmach applies compensation during production and can provide thermal characterization curves if the sensor will be exposed to wide swings. Beyond the hardware, they help with mounting brackets, cable armor, and communication setup. With production facilities geared for customization, delivery times for standard sensors are a couple of weeks; special builds take a bit longer. Stock is maintained in key markets to support urgent orders. The practical benefit is having a supplier who treats a sensor as part of a larger monitoring system, not an isolated component.