SICKTMS88B-PKC3604 → 20 mA Inclination Sensor supply voltage 17 - 35 V
Overview
At a glance
Inclination sensor with measuring range of 360° (single-axis) or ±90° (dual-axis)
Compensated cross sensitivity and configurable vibration suppression
Freely configurable current or voltage interface or convenient CANopen interface
Accuracy up to ±0.02°
Plastic or aluminum housing
Programmable with the PGT-12-Pro
Your Benefit
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 filters
Suitable for precise leveling tasks thanks to high accuracy over the entire measuring range and exceptional temperature stability
Can also be used in the harshest ambient conditions thanks to fully encapsulated electronics
The TMS88 one-dimensional inclination sensor and the TMM88 two-dimensional inclination sensor take measurements with an accuracy of up to +/- 0.02°. The inclination value is provided either via a current or voltage interface with a linearized output signal or via a standardized CANopen interface. The PGT-12-Pro handheld programming tool allows the inclination sensors to be configured with ease, tailoring them perfectly to the application.
The sensors are available in UV-resistant plastic housings and in rugged aluminum housings.
Applications
Agricultural and forestry machinery
Construction machinery and special-purpose vehicles
Solar thermal energy and photovoltaics
Automated guided systems
Crane and lifting technology
Wind power plant
Position detection of the hold-down arm
Measuring the incline of the driver's cab and chassis
Leveling the excavator arm
Inclination sensors for positioning tasks on the mobile crane
Monitoring the drilling angle
Tilt detection on heavy trucks
Solar panel – tracking photovoltaics
Parabolic trough – tracking in CSPs
Measuring ship inclination
Tilt measurement at rotary drum furnace
Tilt angle detection on injection molding machine
Monitoring unloading operations via a wagon tippler mechanism