High Performance Wireless Transmission Tilt Sensor

ER-TS-32600-Modbus Features:
1. Dual axis monitoring (single axis optional);
2. Full range accuracy 0.01°, resolution 0.002°;
3. Volume (94*74*64mm) (customizable).
ER-TS-32600-Modbus High Performance Wireless Transmission Tilt Sensor is a
wireless inclination sensor with ultra-low power consumption, small size and
high performance, which is aimed at the industrial application of users without
power supply or real-time dynamic measurement of object attitude angle. Powered
by lithium battery, based on Internet of things technology Bluetooth and ZigBee
(optional) wireless transmission technology, all internal circuits have been
optimized and designed, and various measures such as industrial MCU, three
proof PCB board, imported cable, wide temperature metal shell are adopted to
improve the industrial level of the product. With good long-term stability and
small zero drift, it can automatically enter the low-power sleep mode, so as to
get rid of the dependence on the use environment.

The product has compact structure, precise design, recompensation for
temperature and linearity, and integrated comprehensive protection functions
such as short circuit, instantaneous high voltage, polarity, surge, etc. it is
simple and convenient to use. The wireless digital signal transmission method
eliminates the cumbersome wiring and noise interference caused by long cable
transmission; The industrial design has extremely high measurement accuracy and
anti-interference ability. The wireless sensor nodes can form a huge wireless
network, support thousands of measuring points to monitor the inclination at
the same time, and support professional computer software. Without field
survey, it can measure and record the state of the measured object in real
time; The safety monitoring system is suitable for remote real-time monitoring
and analysis of industrial sites, dilapidated houses, ancient buildings, civil
engineering, tilt deformation of various towers and other needs.

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