TrueTilt™ Single Axis Mid-Range Electrolytic Tilt Sensor Part Number: 0703-1602-99 Operating Specifications Operating range Linear Range Axes of Measurement Linearity (±10°) Repeatability Resolution Null Offset Roll Sensitivity Long Term Stability/Drift Null Temperature Offset Range Temperature Offset Operating Temperature Storage Temperature Null Impedance Time Constant (63.2% of final output) Materials Maximum Current at Null ±25° ±10° 1 ≤1.0% ≤18 arc seconds ≤1 arc second ≤1° 0.03% per degree ≤0.01° ≤6 arc seconds per °C 0.075% per °C -40° to +85° C -50° to +100° C 50 K Ohms ≤1 second Magnetic metals 0.2 mA (continuous) The 0703-1602-99 TrueTILT™ single axis, mid-range electrolytic tilt sensor has a robust all metal construction providing durability while maintaining superior tolerances and sensor to sensor performance. It is an economical sensor ideal for a versatile range of applications in many sectors. Applications View a full list of applications on The Fredericks Company website at www.frederickscom.com. Physical Characteristics Length Width Height Hole Center Hole Diameter Lead Spacing Lead Diameter Lead Length Weight Construction machinery and equipment Railway monitoring Laser leveling systems Aerial platform level control, monitor, and alarm Mining machinery and equipment Agricultural machinery and equipment Linear Range Very low power consumption Extremely long life Minimal drift over lifetime compared to MEMS devices Excellent resolution and repeatability Superior performance in extreme temperatures and environments Excellent customer support Manufactured in the United States of America Operating Range RoHS Compliant See The Fredericks Company website for a list of term definitions. email: [email protected]

TrueTilt™ Single Axis Mid-Range Electrolytic Tilt Sensor Dimensional Drawings When using an excitation circuit not designed by The Fredericks Company, ensure that no direct current is passed through the sensor. Direct current will lead to sensor damage, output drift, and general The 0703-1602-99 and all sensors in the TrueTilt™ series must be mounted horizontally (parallel to the surface of the earth and perpendicular to the force of gravity). For best performance, isolate the sensor from vibrations when mounting it. Further information on sensor basics is provided on The Fredericks Company website...