2 axis digital inclinometer

Kingmach’s 2 axis digital inclinometer is a portable, dual-axis tilt sensor designed for geotechnical and structural monitoring. It typically uses a MEMS sensing element that measures inclination in the X and Y axes with resolution down to 0.001°. Data is sent digitally, often over RS-485 or wirelessly via Bluetooth, to a handheld field logger or a PC running companion software. Installation can be permanent or for spot checks. For inclinometer casing surveys, the probe is lowered into a grooved pipe; for surface monitoring, brackets or magnetic mounts are options. A single operator can manage the setup – no complex alignment needed. The instrument compensates for temperature drift automatically, so readings stay consistent through hot days and cold nights. Kingmach produces these inclinometers as part of a wider range of monitoring instruments. Because the company handles design and manufacturing, customization is common: different cable lengths, connector types, or mounting accessories to fit a specific project. Global distribution means the device reaches sites from Andean dams to Asian metro tunnels, with after-sales support available for calibration and troubleshooting. Practical benefits include fast sample rates for dynamic events, low power consumption for long-term monitoring, and compatibility with third-party data loggers. The dual-axis design reduces the number of instruments needed – one sensor does the work of two single-axis units. Engineers use it in landslide early warning systems, tunnel convergence measurement, retaining wall tilt monitoring, and pile load tests. For mid-range budgets, it balances accuracy and cost without sacrificing robustness.