The Daniamant DanEI-300 electronic inclinometer has achieved IMO Wheelmark (Marine Equipment Directive) approval, becoming the world’s first electronic inclinometer certified to meet IMO carriage ...
Through Resolution MSC.532(107), it has adopted a new requirement (SOLAS Reg. V/19.2.12) that mandates the carriage of electronic inclinometers for new container ...
Danish marine safety equipment manufacturer, Daniamant, has launched a tugboat version of its renowned Electronic Inclinometer, an advanced heel and pitch measuring device. The DanEI-300T fulfils the ...
Daniamant welcomes approval to make carriage of electronic inclinometers mandatory for new build container and bulk carrier vessels. The Marine Safety Committee (MSC) of the IMO has recently approved ...
The SPECTROTILTtm-Dyna = Single Axis Dynamic Inclinometer from Spectron, Hauppauge, NY, is a fully signal conditioned, single axis electronic inclinometer, designed specifically for dynamic ...
Description: The NG2U, NG3U, and NG4U sensors are liquid capacitive based inclinometers for measuring the tilt angle of any object with respect to gravity. All NGU models are supplied a ratiometric ...
The Daniamant DanEI-300 electronic inclinometer has achieved IMO Wheelmark (Marine Equipment Directive) approval, becoming the world’s first electronic inclinometer certified to meet IMO carriage ...
Capable of measuring ±90º or 360° angular rotation, the AX06025X series inclinometer features CANopen networking, a RS-232 port, or three voltage outputs for transmitting angular measurement. The ...
The Spectrotilt RS-232 electronic inclinometer features an accuracy of ±0.3° over ±60° angular sensing range and a 12-bit RS-232 output signal. It uses a proprietary electrolytic tilt sensor, which is ...
Jewell Instruments introduces the model SMI-L 4-20mA Force Balanced Inclinometer. This powerful single-axis tilt sensor offers the same high performance and low cost as our standard Emerald Series, ...
Description: A clinometer (or Inclinometer) is an instrument for measuring angles of slope (or tilt), elevation or inclination of an object with respect to gravity. Also known as a slope or tilt meter ...
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