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News Release from: Inertial Aerosystems UK | Subject: Tuff Tiltmeters
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial Team on 07 August 2006

Tiltmeters for subsidence / movement
monitoring

Inertial Aerosystems have introduced a new range of rugged, weather-proof, highly accurate uniaxial and biaxial digital tiltmeters, the Tuff range from Applied Geomechanics

Inertial Aerosystems have introduced a new range of rugged, weather-proof, highly accurate digital tiltmeters Designated the Tuff digital range of uniaxial and biaxial tiltmeters they are manufactured by US based Applied Geomechanics

The advent of drier weather conditions being experienced in many parts of the world in the past decade has resulted in increasing instances of potentially dangerous subsidence, producing movement of buildings, bridges and industrial structures.

The innovative Tuff-Tilt range is designed to detect any minute subsidence to a resolution of 1 arc second (0.0001degrees).

Designed to be clamped to buildings, bridges or industrial structures, the sensor supplies data via an RS232 interface.

With multiple sensors and an Ethernet wireless link, remote monitoring is possible.

The range primarily consists of two models in single or dual axis configuration; one the standard Tuff tilt digital with an angular range of + or - 3 degrees and a resolution of 0.0001 degree and the wide angle model of + or - 50 degrees with a resolution of 0.002 degrees.

Measuring 120 x 80 x 60mm and weighing 0.6Kg it is easily transportable and easily fitted, with 3metres of cable and an RS232 connector provided.

The unit is powered from a DC voltage.

The range provides advance warning of any potential problems that might be developing, as a result of movements in the different parts of industrial plants or structures. Request a free brochure from Inertial Aerosystems UK ...

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