High Accuracy Digital Inclinometer, Dual Axis, Output USB1.1

Lower cost inclinometer with output signal USB1.1 for sale, the digital inclinometer with dual axis, radian, angle, mm/ meter three measuring modes can be set.

Features

• Accuracy: <0.003°
• Repeatability: 0.003°
• Angle resolution: 0.001°
• Measuring range: ±15°/ ±30°
• Data store function.
• Absolute/Relative measurement can switch.
• Both sides and bottom can be measured.
• Double benchmark strong magnet installation.
• Auto-angle interleaved compensation function.
• Auto temperature drift compensation.
• Built-in rechargable industy battaries.
• Night vision fours colors screen.
• Filter frequency optional. 

Specification

3D Demonstration

Here is a 3D demo of the ATO high-precision digital inclinometer. It demonstrates unparalleled accuracy and advanced technology, allowing for precise measurements in various applications.

Dimension (unit=mm)

Measuring Direction

Tips: How to Use Digital Inclinometer?

After we reinstall the battery or press and hold the value lock key (HOLD) for 6 seconds, the inclinometer will enter the calibration state, and the LCD will display the symbol "-1-". The inclinometer must be calibrated to perform the measurement. The calibration steps are as follows:

1. Place the inclinometer on the platform facing the operator, short press the absolute measurement key (ABS), the first stage of calibration symbol "-1" displayed on the screen flashes.

2. After the first stage of the calibration symbol "-1-" flashes for 6 seconds, the screen display will automatically switch to the second stage of the calibration symbol "-2-".

3. Rotate the inclinometer 180 degrees, and face the operator on the back of the product in the original position;

4. Short press the absolute measurement key (ABS), the second stage of calibration symbol "-2-" flashes;

5. After the second stage of the calibration symbol "-2-" flashes for 6 seconds, the screen displays the angle value of the current plane relative to the horizontal plane, and the calibration operation ends.

Note: The displayed angle after calibration is the angle between the currently calibrated plane and the absolute horizontal zero position of the earth.