Electrolevel and Solid State (MEMS) Sensors offer an inexpensive and simple method for monitoring rotation in structures.
The Electrolevel Tilt Sensor is based on a proven Fredericks 0711 series electrolevel sensor and measures rotation of structures in the vertical plane. The sensor is housed in a sealed enclosure incorporating an adjustable mounting plate. The measurement of vertical rotation perpendicular to the structure is obtained by using an optional 90 degree angle bracket. The sensor mounting incorporates an adjustment for zeroing and protects the sensor against thermal gradients. Product Features
|
![]()
![]()
|
Product Benefits |
|
Operation |
The Electrolevel Tilt sensor consists of a precision glass electrolevel vial mounted in an inert ceramic compound which is itself placed in an adjustable mount.
The sensor is fixed to the structure. Once installed, thumbwheels at one end allow the sensor to be adjusted to the zero position using a handheld readout. |
Application |
The Electrolevel Tilt Sensor monitors vertical rotations of structures. Its most common use is to monitor settlement and heave of existing structures and tunnels caused by adjacent excavations or tunnelling works.
The sensor is especially useful where topographic measurements are precluded or where access is restricted. Typical monitoring applications include:
|
Company |
Geomotion Malaysia
No 23-1 (First Floor), Jalan Puteri 4/6, Bandar Puteri 47100 Puchong, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia T: +60 3 8066 3757 T: +60 3 8066 3535 E: admin@geomotion.com.my |
© COPYRIGHT 2020 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
|
Website by RRMS
|