Inclination Sensors

The inclinometers of the IN81 series allow measuring 2-dimensional inclinations in the range of ±85° or 1-dimensional inclinations up to 360°.With their high robustness, their high protection level and their wide temperature range from -40°C to +85°C, these devices are ideally suitable for outdoor use – e.g. for mobile automation applications. Stable accuracy over a wide temperature range from -40°C up to +85°C. High shock resistance up to 100 g and vibration resistance up to 10 g. Versatile: Parameterizable filter. Measuring direction 1- or 2-dimensional. With 1 x M12 connector or 2 x M12-connector. Stacked installation possible for redundancy.

TMM55 Series Non-Contact Inclination Sensors Sick TMM55 series inclination sensors use capacitive MEMS technology to take a non-contact measurement of the inclination angle of an object in relation to the earth’s gravity. A simple 4-hole mounting and M12 male connector on the cable outlet offers a great deal of flexibility when mounting the sensor. With the rugged and UV-resistant plastic housing, the TMM55 inclination sensors are also ideally suited to outdoor use. Inclination angle is transmitted via analogue current or voltage signals. Features and Benefits Compact, two-dimensional inclination sensor Fixed measuring ranges: ±10°, ±45°, ±60° Resolution as low as 0.01° Compact and easy-to-mount ABS plastic housing IP67 rated Fully encapsulated electronics Sick Inclination Sensors

The IFM Electronic Inclination sensor provide precise detection of angles of inclination. High repeatability Precise analogue output Suited for use in mobile machines

Overview At a glance Inclination sensor with measuring range of 360° (single-axis) or ±90° (dual-axis) Compensated cross sensitivity and configurable vibration suppression Freely configurable current or voltage interface or convenient CANopen interface Accuracy up to ±0.02° Plastic or aluminum housing Programmable with the PGT-12-Pro Your Benefit Inclination measurement in two axes without mutual interference Single-axis inclination measurement over 360° with configurable zero point Flexible adaptation to the application via the CANopen interface or PGT-12-Pro handheld programming tool Reliable output signal thanks to configurable digital filters Suitable for precise leveling tasks thanks to high accuracy over the entire measuring range and exceptional temperature stability Can also be used in the harshest ambient conditions thanks to fully encapsulated electronics The TMS88 one-dimensional inclination sensor and the TMM88 two-dimensional inclination sensor take measurements with an accuracy of up to +/- 0.02°. The inclination value is provided either via a current or voltage interface with a linearized output signal or via a standardized CANopen interface. The PGT-12-Pro handheld programming tool allows the inclination sensors to be configured with ease, tailoring them perfectly to the application. The sensors are available in UV-resistant plastic housings and in rugged aluminum housings. Applications Agricultural and forestry machinery Construction machinery and special-purpose vehicles Solar thermal energy and photovoltaics Automated guided systems Crane and lifting technology Wind power plant Position detection of the hold-down arm Measuring the incline of the driver's cab and chassis Leveling the excavator arm Inclination sensors for positioning tasks on the mobile crane Monitoring the drilling angle Tilt detection on heavy trucks Solar panel – tracking photovoltaics Parabolic trough – tracking in CSPs Measuring ship inclination Tilt measurement at rotary dr...

JN Series Inclination Sensors Ifm electronic JN Series 2-axis inclination sensors are designed for high measurement accuracies over the whole angular range. An active temperature compensation and high protection rating ensures that they operate reliably at extreme temperatures and rough environments. Configurable via IO-Link to provide point-to-point connection. High accuracy across the whole 2-axis angular range up to 360° Low temperature drift due to active temperature compensation Visualisation of the operating and switching states by clearly visible LEDs Configurable current and voltage output functions Adjustable filter functions for different applications ifm electronic Inclination Sensors

TMM88 Series Dual-Axis Non-Contact Inclination Sensors Sick TMM88 series inclination sensors use capacitive MEMS technology to take a non-contact measurement of the inclination angle of an object in relation to the earth’s gravity. TMM88 two-dimensional sensors take measurements with an accuracy of up to +/- 0.02°. With the rugged and UV-resistant plastic housing, the TMM88 inclination sensors are also ideally suited to outdoor use. Features and Benefits Two-dimensional inclination sensor ±90° measuring range Fully encapsulated electronics High-precision Sick Inclination Sensors

TMM55 Series Non-Contact Inclination Sensors Sick TMM55 series inclination sensors use capacitive MEMS technology to take a non-contact measurement of the inclination angle of an object in relation to the earth’s gravity. A simple 4-hole mounting and M12 male connector on the cable outlet offers a great deal of flexibility when mounting the sensor. With the rugged and UV-resistant plastic housing, the TMM55 inclination sensors are also ideally suited to outdoor use. Inclination angle is transmitted via analogue current or voltage signals. Features and Benefits Compact, two-dimensional inclination sensor Fixed measuring ranges: ±10°, ±45°, ±60° Resolution as low as 0.01° Compact and easy-to-mount ABS plastic housing IP67 rated Fully encapsulated electronics Sick Inclination Sensors

TMM55 Series Non-Contact Inclination Sensors Sick TMM55 series inclination sensors use capacitive MEMS technology to take a non-contact measurement of the inclination angle of an object in relation to the earth’s gravity. A simple 4-hole mounting and M12 male connector on the cable outlet offers a great deal of flexibility when mounting the sensor. With the rugged and UV-resistant plastic housing, the TMM55 inclination sensors are also ideally suited to outdoor use. Inclination angle is transmitted via analogue current or voltage signals. Features and Benefits Compact, two-dimensional inclination sensor Fixed measuring ranges: ±10°, ±45°, ±60° Resolution as low as 0.01° Compact and easy-to-mount ABS plastic housing IP67 rated Fully encapsulated electronics Sick Inclination Sensors