MEMS Fixed Inclinometer

BGK6150/6155/6150D/6155D MEMS fixed inclinometer is connected to a pulley assembly via a stainless steel tube, then installed in a standard inclinometer pipe with guide grooves, moving synchronously with the pipe. It monitors inclination, horizontal displacement, or settlement deformation in structures such as slopes, landslides, embankments, highways, and cut-off walls. When used with automatic data acquisition equipment, it can perform continuous automated monitoring. By installing multiple sensors, the deflection deformation curve along the axis of the inclinometer pipe can be obtained.

BGK6150/6150D models can be installed in vertical inclinometer pipes to measure horizontal displacement at different depths of the structure, with optional biaxial sensors.

BGK6155/6155D models can be installed in horizontally placed inclinometer pipes to measure uneven settlement along monitoring profiles of dams, fills, and subgrades. They can also be installed on slopes, such as the concrete face slabs of rockfill dams, to monitor panel deflection, and can be customized for any installation slope angle.

Among these, the BGK6150D/6155D inclinometers use an RS485 interface and output inclination and temperature digitally via the standard Modbus protocol. The default configuration features dual-ended cable outlets, suitable for cascading multiple units end-to-end. When installing multiple sensors, up to 16 sensors can be connected on a single cable. Single-ended cable outlet is available upon request.