What is an Inclinometer Tilt Sensor?
An inclinometer Tilt Sensor is an instrument for measuring the angles of slope and inclination of an object with respect to its gravity by creating an artificial horizon. It is also known as a tilt sensor, tilt indicator, slope meter, slope gauge, gradient meter, gradiometer, level gauge & level meter. As a distinguished inclinometer manufacturer, we have consistently prioritized safety in our products and continue to lead in innovation.
Rieker High Accuracy Inclinometers Application
Our high-accuracy inclinometer is commonly used in different industries like Aviation, civil engineering, Government, Marine, Military, platform leveling, boom angle indication, and slope angle measurement. The tilt angle range is the range of desired linear output measured in degrees. Important specifications to consider when searching for tilt sensors, clinometers, and inclinometers are the tilt angle range and number of axes.
mechanical inclinometers
Our mechanical high accuracy inclinometer sensor features glass or polycarbonate tube and ball construction, customizable fluids as well as green options, warning color zones, backlights, and more.
electronic inclinometers
With no moving parts and with reference to gravity, our electronic high accuracy inclinometers, accelerometers, digital clinometers, and tilt switches, provide accurate readings in even the most hazardous locations.
Why Professionals Trust Rieker High Accuracy Inclinometers
Choosing Rieker isn’t just a decision, it’s an investment in precision, reliability, and innovation. When you have a Rieker inclinometer in your hands, you are not simply carrying a tool, you are holding a piece of engineering perfection. Our high accuracy inclinometers are constructed to withstand the most extreme conditions, allowing you to rely on them even in the most difficult situations. Rain, shine, or rugged terrain – Rieker has you covered.
FAQs About Rieker Inclinometers
Here are some frequently asked questions about inclinometer tilt sensors:
How Does an Inclinometer Work?
An inclinometer measures angles of slope, tilt, or elevation concerning gravity. It typically uses sensors like accelerometers or liquid-filled vials to detect orientation changes. When the device tilts, the sensor detects the angle of deviation and converts it into a readable output, allowing users to assess inclinations accurately.
Are there Wireless or Remote Monitoring Options for Inclinometers?
Wireless or Bluetooth connectivity is frequently available on newer digital inclinometers. This enables real-time data transfer to external devices, making remote monitoring of angles and tilts easier.
Can Inclinometers be used in Harsh Environments?
Yes, many inclinometer tilt sensors are built to endure rough handling. They frequently have tough housings and are sealed to keep dust and moisture out, making them suited for outdoor and industrial applications.
What Is The Advantage Of Choosing Digital Inclinometers Over Traditional Analog Inclinometers?
Digital inclinometers offer precise and easy-to-read digital readouts, making them more suitable for a wide range of applications. They frequently include extra features like data logging, remote monitoring, and interoperability with contemporary data analysis tools.