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Jewell Model 901 & 902 Clinometer

Updated:2026-01-23

Brand: Jewell
Model: Model 901 & 902
Description: Model 901 (horizontal) and 902 (vertical) Uniaxial & Biaxial Clinometers accurately measure an angular position with the same performance as Model 900, but in a slim design for use where space is limi
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Jewell Model 901 & 902 Clinometer Description：

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Model 901 (horizontal) and 902 (vertical) Uniaxial & Biaxial Clinometers accurately measure an angular position with the same performance as Model 900, but in a slim design for use where space is limited. High-gain, standard, and wide-angle versions are available, each with a different angular range. A901 and A902 (biaxial) use high-level voltage outputs to allow signals to be delivered over long cables. C901 and C902 – also referred to as ‘Tulip’ (uniaxial) are loop-powered, so measurements can be made using an economical 2-wire pair. These conveniently sized, low-cost units fit neatly into underwater pressure housings, well logging tools, drilling equipment, and many other devices.

Specifications

	High-Gain	Standard	Wide-Angle
Angular Range (°)	±10	±25	±50
Resolution (°)¹	0.005	0.01	0.02
Repeatability (°)	0.02	0.02	0.02
Scale Factor (°/V)²	4	10	25
Non-linearity (%)³	1	2.5	7
Output Voltage (V)	±2.5 or 0-5
Output Impedance (Ω)	270, short circuit protected
Channels	X-tilt, Y-tilt, Temperature
Kz Coefficient (°/C, typical)	10-20 arcsec
Ks Coefficient (%/C, typical)	0.03
Time Constant (seconds)	0.15
Natural Frequency (Hz)	10
Power	±2.5 Output: +8 to +24VDC 0-5 Output: +10.5 to +26.5 VDC 7mA, 250mV ripple max, reverse polarity protected
Environmental	-40°C to +85°C operating and storage 0-90% humidity
Materials	Glass electrolytic sensor, fiberglass PCB

Dimensions	4.05 × .92 × .62 in
Features	? Uniaxial and biaxial options ? ±2.5 VDC, 0-5VDC, or 4-20mA output options ? Measure rotations about two orthogonal axes -? Vertical or horizontal design