Static Inclinometer Sensor
Static Inclinometer Sensor
OMFB’s static inclinometer sensors provide high-precision tilt detection, ensuring accurate horizontal planarity (X/Y) or vertical angle (Z) control.
Using triaxial MEMS technology, these sensors deliver accelerometric and gyroscopic compensation, making them suitable for demanding industrial applications.
With a programmable measuring range, the 7A series is optimized for machine stability control, offering exceptional linearity across temperature variations and high resistance to shocks and vibrations.
Designed for agriculture, construction, forestry, and material handling, this sensor is built to withstand the toughest environments while ensuring accurate tilt control.
Static Inclinometer Sensor

Characteristics

•  Technology – Triaxial MEMS-based gyroscope compensated
•  Measuring Range – ±1° to ±80° (Double Axes) / 0-360° (Single Axis)
•  Resolution – Up to 0.01°
•  Output Options – Analogue, CANOpen, CAN SAE J1939
•  Shock Resistance – IEC 60068-2-27, up to 100g (single shock) / 50g (repeated shocks per axis)
•  Vibration Resistance – IEC 60068-2-6, 20g (10-2000Hz)
•  Operating Temperature – -40°C to +85°C
•  Protection Rating – IP67/IP69K (EN 60529)
•  Electrical Connection – M12 integrated connector / cable with optional Deutsch/AMP connectors

Advantages

•  High-Precision Tilt Detection – Ensures accurate planarity monitoring in industrial and mobile applications
•  Reliable in Harsh Environments – Resists high shocks, vibrations, and extreme weather conditions
•  Non-Contact Measurement – MEMS technology eliminates mechanical wear, ensuring a long lifespan
•  Programmable Measuring Range – User-configurable settings for custom tilt detection
•  Compact and Durable – Optimised for installation in agricultural, construction, and heavy machinery

Features & Benefits

•  Dual-Axis (X/Y) and Single-Axis (Z) Control – Supports both horizontal and vertical monitoring
High-Resolution Output – Provides up to 0.01° accuracy for precise inclination measurements
•  Multiple Output Options – Compatible with Analogue, CANOpen, and CAN SAE J1939 systems
•  IP67/IP69K Protection – Designed for maximum resistance to dust, water, and environmental exposure
•  Shock & Vibration Resistant – Built to withstand extreme industrial conditions
•  Dual Channel & Redundant Versions – Offers enhanced safety and reliability for critical applications
•  Flexible Power Supply – Supports 9-36Vdc or 5Vdc (ratiometric) for versatile system integration

Product focus

OMFB’s 7A series provides high-precision inclination measurement, ensuring optimal tilt monitoring in agriculture, construction, and heavy-duty industrial applications.
By leveraging triaxial MEMS-based gyroscope compensation, these sensors offer exceptional accuracy, stability, and durability.
With programmable settings, high shock resistance, and IP69K-rated protection, the 7A series is a trusted solution for demanding environments.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the measuring range of the 7A static inclinometer sensor?
The 7A series offers a ±1° to ±80° range for dual-axis (X/Y) detection and 0-360° range for single-axis (Z) applications.
• What output options are available?
The sensor supports Analogue, CANOpen, and CAN SAE J1939 output signals for easy integration.
• How accurate is the inclinometer sensor?
The 7A series provides high-precision tilt detection with a resolution of up to 0.01°.
• Can this sensor operate in harsh environments?
Yes, with IP67/IP69K protection, high shock resistance (100g single, 50g repeated shocks), and vibration resistance (20g, 10-2000Hz), it is built for extreme industrial conditions.
• What industries commonly use static inclinometer sensors?
These sensors are widely used in agriculture, construction, forestry, material handling, and heavy machinery applications.
• Does this sensor comply with international standards?
Yes, the 7A series complies with EN 61000-6-2 (generic standard), EN 14982 (forestry & agricultural machinery), and EN 13309 (construction machinery).

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