Your Benefits
•Inclination measurement in two axes without mutual interference
•Single-axis inclination measurement over 360° with configurable zero point
•Flexible adaptation to the application via the CANopen interface or PGT-12-Pro handheld programming tool
•Reliable output signal thanks to configurable digital filter
•Precise leveling thanks to high accuracy over the entire measuring range
•Compact design for applications with limited space
•Can also be used in the harshest ambient conditions thanks to fully encapsulated electronics
Precise inclination measurement in a compact design
The TMS61 one-dimensional inclination sensor and the TMM61 two-dimensional inclination sensor are setting new standards with respect to size, flexibility, and performance. In their small, rugged plastic housings, the sensors offer excellent resolution and accuracy – what's more, this is achieved over the entire measuring range and in an extremely wide range of ambient conditions. The CANopen interface enables a whole host of device parameters to be adapted, allowing the sensor to be perfectly tailored to the application. The new PGT-12-Pro handheld programming tool from SICK makes configuration much easier. As a result, the user is ready to go in just a few clicks and can cut out the time-consuming task of configuring the sensor via the control system.
At a glance
•Compact inclination sensor with measuring range of 360° (single-axis) or ±90° (dual-axis)
•Compensated cross sensitivity and configurable vibration suppression
•Convenient CANopen interface
•UV-resistant, impact-proof plastic housing