Tilt Switches

A small electrical switch that detects when equipment tilts 10 degrees from horizontal and triggers an alarm or control signal, commonly used to prevent tip-over or monitor tank/vessel angle.

A small tilt sensor that detects when equipment tilts 15 degrees from horizontal and triggers a switch at 24 volts, commonly used to monitor equipment position or prevent tipping.

A small tilt switch that detects when equipment tilts 35 degrees in any direction, commonly used to trigger alarms or shut down machinery on construction sites and industrial equipment.

A horizontal-mounted tilt switch that detects when equipment tilts 15° and triggers an electrical alarm or shutdown at voltages up to 280V AC.

A vertical tilt switch that detects when equipment tilts or changes angle, used to trigger alarms or stop machinery when something tips over.

A small tilt switch that detects when equipment tilts between 25 and 60 degrees and sends a low-voltage signal to trigger an alarm or control system.

A small tilt sensor that detects when equipment tilts 15 degrees from horizontal and sends an electrical signal to stop or control machinery.

A small sensor that detects when equipment tilts 15 degrees from horizontal and triggers an electrical signal to stop or alarm the operation.

A small tilt and position sensor that detects when equipment tilts between 25 and 60 degrees, commonly used to trigger alarms or stop machinery if something tips over.

A small electronic tilt switch that detects when equipment tilts 15 degrees from horizontal and triggers an electrical signal for alarms or shutdown systems.

A small tilt sensor that detects when equipment tilts 15 degrees from horizontal and sends an electrical signal to trigger an alarm or action.

A small horizontal tilt switch that triggers an alarm or control signal when equipment tilts 15 degrees from level, used in safety systems and machinery monitoring.

A small tilt switch that detects when equipment tilts between 25 and 60 degrees and triggers an electrical signal, commonly used in machinery and automation systems.

A small horizontal tilt switch that detects when equipment tilts 15° and triggers an electrical signal, commonly used for safety shutdowns and position monitoring.

A small tilt sensor that detects when equipment tilts 10 degrees from horizontal and triggers an electrical signal, commonly used in machinery to prevent unsafe operation.

A small horizontal tilt switch that detects when equipment tilts at 15° and sends an electrical signal to trigger alarms or shut down machinery.

A small tilt switch that detects when equipment tilts 40 degrees from horizontal and triggers an electrical connection, commonly used in machinery safety and position monitoring.

A small electronic tilt switch that detects when equipment tilts 15 degrees and signals an electrical system to stop or alarm, commonly used on cranes, machinery, and vehicles for safety.

A small tilt switch that detects when equipment tilts 60 degrees from horizontal, used to trigger alarms or stop machinery on construction and industrial sites.

A tilt sensor that triggers an electrical switch when mounted equipment tilts beyond 15 degrees, used to monitor angle in machinery and safety systems.