CMRE Sliding Inclinometer

Sliding Inclinometer

The sliding inclinometer is a commonly used measuring instrument for monitoring deep horizontal displacement of soil. It is widely applied in engineering monitoring projects such as foundation pits, slopes, dams, reservoirs, and bridges, providing critical data for safety and stability analysis of engineering structures. The sliding inclinometer can communicate with Android smartphones via Bluetooth, enabling various operational functions through an Android app, including measurement, data transmission, quick export, display, storage, and analysis.

Features of the Sliding Inclinometer:

Waterproof Design

1. Waterproof Cable Reel: The waterproof design of the cable reel ensures it remains unaffected by rain.

2. Double-Layer Waterproof Probe: The waterproof design adapts to various environments and has undergone years of high-intensity field testing, meeting the demands of diverse working conditions.

High Efficiency in Data Collection

Through optimized algorithms, the Huasi Sliding Inclinometer further enhances measurement speed, reducing the data collection time per point to less than 3 seconds, thereby significantly improving fieldwork efficiency.

Diverse Chart Displays

To meet the varying needs of customers across different industries, the app offers preset diverse chart displays, such as 2D/3D pipe diagrams, current change graphs or tables, cumulative report graphs or tables, and more.

One-Click Report Export

Measurement result reports for the Huasi Sliding Inclinometer can be generated with one click on the cloud platform, eliminating the need for manual data editing and organization, thereby enhancing office work efficiency.

High Data Reproducibility

Data reproducibility for measurements in 32-meter deep holes is less than 1 millimeter.

Cloud Data Backup

Upon completion of field measurements for inclinometer holes, data can be immediately transmitted back to the cloud platform for backup, preventing loss.