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Magazine Archive
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Electrolytic Tilt Sensors
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Electrolytic Tilt Sensors are non-signal conditioned sensing elements. Geared toward the OEM market place,
and available in full scale ranges from +/-0.25 degrees to +/-80 degrees, these sensors are capable of satisfying
even the most demanding applications. Three series are available, including single and dual axis versions (dual axis
version PC board mountable), in both glass and ceramic construction.
Electrolytic Tilt Sensor Basics
Glossary of Engineering Terms
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Single Axis Electrolytic Tilt Sensors
+/-0.25 to +/-80 degree ranges, various input/output and housing configurations
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Models
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RG and CG Series +/-0.25 to +/-12.0 degree full range,
static and high vibration compatable, available pre-mounted in housing.
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Available Housings
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Model# 554
* Sensors also available installed into customer supplied housings. Consult factory for details!
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Models
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L Series Wide angular range (+/-45 to +/-80 degrees),
high accuracy, dynamic output attenuation, available pre-mounted in housing.
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Available Housings
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Model# 556A - dual axis, horizontal mounting
Model# 556B - dual axis, horizontal mounting
Model# 557A - single axis, horizontal or vertical mounting
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* Sensors also available installed into customer supplied housings. Consult factory for details!
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Dual Axis Electrolytic Tilt Sensors
+/-20 to +/-70 degree full range • PC board mountable • OEM priced
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* Specifications are subject to change without notice!
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