With the ZEROMATIC, WYLER AG provides a long-term stable sensor designed for a wide range of monitoring applications.

In the field of mechanical engineering, it is used for monitoring machine bases and foundations.

In the field of geodesy, it is used for structural monitoring, including bridges, dams, cooling towers, tunnels, construction sites, and slopes.

Monitoring Applications

The ZEROMATIC two-dimensional inclination measurement sensors are ideal for applications requiring precise monitoring of small changes in absolute inclinations over extended periods. The high zero-point stability is achieved through automatic reversal measurements at defined intervals, effectively compensating for any drift.

The ZEROMATIC incorporates two ZEROTRONIC sensors, enabling continuous inclination measurements in both the X and Y axes. At specific intervals, it executes reversal measurements to correct any offset.

Typical Applications

• Monitoring critical machines
• Structural monitoring of buildings, bridges, or dams
• Defining absolute zero references, such as for radar systems

Key Features

• High-precision mechanics for automatic reversal measurement
• Measuring range: ±1°
• Display range: ±1.1° or ±5°
• Durable aluminum housing
• Two integrated ZEROTRONIC 3 HTR sensors
• LED indicators displaying instrument status
• Data transmission capability for PC/laptop integration
• Compatible with external BlueMETER SIGMA display units