Geosense In-Place Inclinometer System (IPI)

Product Information

Specto Technology is your one source for Inclinometers. We are an independent vendor who provides a wide-array of best-in-class products from manufacturers all throughout the world.  

The Geosense® In-Place Inclinometer System (IPI) measures tilt and is used to calculate rotation and/or displacement in a vertical, inclined, or horizontal orientation. It is available with either Uniaxial or Biaxial sensors and as a rigid rod or wire rope system. 

We can provide you with: 

• Geosense In-Place Inclinometer Sales and support 
• Customized training for you and/or your subcontractors. Click here to view a list of training classes. 
• Best-in-class hosted data solutions to keep your data moving wirelessly from the field to your fingertips 
• Exceptional customer service and support 
• In stock sizes are available for faster delivery 
• Select sizes are in stock for fast delivery. Other sizes may require additional lead time. 

Product Features 

• EMC compliant to EN 61326-1:2013 
• Uniaxial & biaxial options 
• High accuracy and resolution 
• Quick & easy to install 
• Proven high quality MEMS sensors 
• Single cable RS-485 digital BUS system 
• Stainless steel construction 
• Variable gauge lengths 
• IP68 (20 bar) rated 

Product Benefits 

• Trusted performance and increased safety 
• Reliable long-term performance 
• Ruggedness; suitable for demanding environments 
• Simple, cable free interconnection 
• Digital output, therefore insensitive to long cable lengths and joints 
• Cost effective per sensor segment 
• High accuracy 
• Custom options 
• 20% Smaller diameter sensor and r 38% Lighter than other IPI systems  
• Integrated connectors for rapid installation 
• 316 stainless steel construction 
• Sensor combined with rod 

Compatible with: 

• Existing installs  
• Geosense IPI-X automated extensometer  
• Worldsensing digital node  
• 70mm & 85mm casings 

Typical Applications Include 

• Stability adjacent to excavations or underground workings 
• Landslides 
• Deflection of piles, piers, abutments, or retaining walls 
• Dams & embankments  
• Retaining walls & deep excavations  
• Slopes & embankments  
• Tunnels & shafts Bridges Ground improvement