The TMS22 (single-axis) and TMM22 (dual-axis) inclination sensors provide cost-effective, high-precision inclination measurements. The foundation for this is powerful MEMS technology, which scores points with a error tolerance of ± 0.25° and excellent repeatability. The measured values are output via a linearized analog signal. In order to meet the highest requirements in terms of resistance for outdoor applications such as PV systems, the sensor electronics are embedded directly into the housing during injection molding. Therefore, TMS/TMM22 devices comply with the regulations according to enclosure rating IP66, IP68 or IP69K. The compact design with a height of just 10,4 mm also makes nearly unlimited integration options possible.

Measuring range of up to 360° (1-axis) or up to ± 90° (2-axis)
Wear-free MEMS technology for consistently high precision and signal quality
Measurement accuracy: ± 0.25°
Analog interfaces 0 to 10 V and 4 to 20 mA available or customizable
Enclosure ratings IP66, IP68 and IP69K
Preset function for zeroing during installation

Precise one- or two-dimensional inclination measurement for cost-sensitive applications
Maximum reliability thanks to rugged sensor design with dust- and waterproof enclosed electronics
High measuring certainty throughout the entire measuring range even under demanding ambient conditions thanks to optimized interference suppression
Can be easily integrated into a wide range of applications thanks to the compact dimensions
Analog output signal ensures maximum compatibility in industrial environments
Constant status information of the sensor thanks to visual LED feedback

The SICK inclination sensors (TMS/TMM22) fits effortlessly into existing systems thanks to its compact design, diverse interfaces and connection types. The sensor is available with common analog interfaces 0 to10 V and 4 to 20 mA. The interface can also be individually adapted to the respective requirements in line with customer requests. The (TMS/TMM22) transmits its precise inclination data to the system control via a linearized analog signal.

Measurement of tray inclination in vertical storage systems
Leveling the spray boom
Solar panel – tracking photovoltaics
Inclination measurement on door lance manipulator