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The 0717-4319-99 electrolytic tilt sensor measures tilt angle and inclination in one or two axes with high accuracy and resolution. Combined with a Fredericks tilt sensor signal conditioner, this electrolytic tilt sensor makes a complete inclinometer unit. 
 
Example Applications: 
 
1.  Aerial lift platform level monitor or control
2.  Crane boom angle measurement
3.  Robotic controls
4.  Satellite dish alignment
5.  Solar panel position and elevation monitor or control
6.  Wheel alignment systems 
 
Benefits:
 
1.  Competitively priced
2.  Extremely long life
3.  Very low power consumption
4.  Minimal drift over lifetime compared to similarly priced MEMS devices
5.  Excellent resolution and repeatability
6.  Superior performance in extreme temperatures and environments
7.  Excellent customer support
8.  On time deliveries
9.  Manufactured in The United States of America 
 
Operating Specifications: 
 
Operating range: ±50°
Linear Range: ±25°
Axes of Measurement: 2
Repeatability: ≤0.1°
Resolution: ≤0.003°
Linearity (±60°): ≤5.0%
Linearity (±25°): ≤2.0%
Symmetry (±60°): ≤3°
Symmetry (±25°): ≤1%
Null Offset: ≤5.0°
Roll Sensitivity: 0.025° / degree of roll
 
Long Term Stability/Drift:
 
Null Temperature Offset: ≤20 arc seconds/°C
Range Temperature Offset: 0.1%/°C
Operating Temperature: -40° C to +85° C
Storage Temperature: -55° C to +100° C
Null Impedance: 40 K Ohms
Frequency Response: ≤100 ms
Settling Time: ≤500 ms
Maximum Current at Null: 0.2 mA (continuous)
Maximum Voltage at Null
Materials: Magnetic Metals 
 
Physical Characteristics: 
 
Height: 13.5 mm (0.530")
Diameter (cap): 8.25 mm (0.325")
Diameter (flange): 9.14 mm (0.360")
Lead Length: 5.0 mm (0.20")
Lead Diameter 0.5 mm (0.020")
Lead Spacing: 2.5 mm (0.1") center to center 
 
Related Products:
 
1-6200-005/6/7/8:  SPI, RS-232, Analog and PWM, RS-485 signal conditioner to control Fredericks electrolytic tilt sensors and create complete tilt sensor inclinometer unit
0717-4318-99:  ±60° range, ±25° linear range, dual axis electrolytic tilt sensor