In its latest generation of inclinometers, Turck has combined accelerometer technology (MEMS) with gyroscope technology so that shocks and vibration can be masked out more effectively than with conventional signal filters. The B1NF and B2NF single- and two-axis inclinometers are said to thus enable a greater degree of dynamic measurement that allows for use in high-speed control circuits on moving or vibrating machines.
The robust IP68/69K sensors output their signal via IO-Link COM3, the latest and fastest version of the digital interface. IO-Link also enables the device to be adapted easily to application requirements. Additional information, such as the operating hours of the sensor or its ambient temperature, can also be provided for condition monitoring applications.
A built-in spirit level function simplifies device installation. The flashing of an LED is used to indicate the horizontal position of the sensor. This helps with the error-free installation of the sensor without any accessories before it is fully set up in the IO-Link master. The use of translucent plastic for the LEDs eliminates the potential weak points in the housing arising from LED lenses.
The devices can also be used for positioning and balancing applications, or for dancer arm monitoring in the textile, printing and packaging industries. Turck is initially offering four variants on the market: the B1NF single-axis and B2NF two-axis inclinometers for dynamic applications, and the B1N and B2N for static applications.
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