The IFM EC2061 tilt switch is designed to detect inclination and provide a digital switching signal when the defined angular position is reached. It features a single measurement axis and a normally open output function. The sensor operates from an 8–30 V DC supply and is designed for industrial and mobile applications. Its 3.1 m PVC cable simplifies installation in machine-control systems.
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The EC2061 detects inclination using a single measurement axis. It is designed for applications where a switching signal is required when a machine or component reaches a defined inclination.
The sensor provides one digital output with a normally open switching function. This allows direct integration into suitable digital control inputs.
The EC2061 is designed for industrial and mobile applications. Its compact sensor design and cable connection make it suitable for installation on mobile equipment.
The EC2061 is suitable for tilt monitoring, safety-related position indication, machine orientation detection and control applications requiring a digital inclination signal.
Single-axis tilt detection
Digital switching output
Normally open output function
8–30 V DC operating voltage
Up to 700 mA current consumption specification
3.1 m PVC cable
Mercury-free design
Compact inclination switch
Suitable for mobile applications
Suitable for industrial applications
Mobile machine tilt monitoring
Machine inclination detection
Vehicle position monitoring
Industrial equipment monitoring
Machine control systems
Digital position indication
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Code | EC2061 |
| Product Type | Tilt Switch |
| Model | R360/INCLINATION SWITCH |
| Measurement Axes | 1 |
| Output Type | Digital |
| Output Function | Normally open |
| Operating Voltage | 8–30 V DC |
| Cable Length | 3.1 m |
| Cable Material | PVC |
| Application | Industrial and mobile applications |
| Manufacturer | IFM |
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