wireless accelerometer

Wireless accelerometers are increasingly common in structural health monitoring and machinery fault diagnosis. Compared with traditional wired solutions, it reduces construction complexity and is especially suitable for large structures or wild environments where wiring is difficult. As a manufacturer specializing in geological monitoring instruments, Kingmach provides a wealth of wireless accelerometer options for such needs. Our wireless accelerometer has a built-in high-sensitivity MEMS sensing unit that can capture weak vibration signals. The signal is transmitted wirelessly to the gateway or cloud, eliminating the need for long-distance wiring. The products cover a variety of measurement ranges from ±2g to ±50g, and the frequency response range is from DC to hundreds of Hz, which can meet different needs from building micro-vibration to industrial shock monitoring. For outdoor projects, the equipment has IP67 protection level and can work stably in the temperature range of -20°C to 60°C. In terms of power supply, it has a built-in replaceable lithium battery, and with adjustable sampling intervals, the battery life can exceed one year under regular monitoring. It is worth mentioning that Kingmach not only provides standard models, but also supports OEM/ODM customization. If you require a specific communication protocol (such as LoRa, Zigbee or 4G), or other special features, we can adapt the hardware and firmware to project requirements. The global technical support team will assist with deployment and post-maintenance to ensure the system runs smoothly. In past cases, our wireless accelerometers have been used in scenarios such as bridge cable force monitoring, tunnel convergence deformation monitoring, and rotary excavator vibration analysis. Through real-time data, engineers can quickly grasp the status of the structure and provide early warning of potential risks.