wireless accelerometers

Kingmach wireless accelerometers are designed for engineers who need dependable monitoring without the hassle of wired infrastructure. The core sensing element is a triaxial MEMS accelerometer with ultra-low noise density—typically below 5 μg/√Hz at low frequencies—which is well suited for the subtle, milli-g level vibrations common in geotechnical applications. Bandwidth is adjustable from DC to several hundred Hz, giving you the range to catch both slow tilts and quick impacts. On-board digitization is 24-bit, so you don't lose resolution when signals are weak. Data packets hop over a robust 2.4 GHz or sub-GHz radio link. We often recommend sub-GHz for longer range or obstacle-heavy sites, since it punches through concrete and foliage better. Node battery life normally runs 6–12 months on a single charge, depending on sampling rate and temperature—real numbers we stand behind, not marketing claims. For permanent installations, a small photovoltaic panel can keep the system online indefinitely. The key advantage isn't just going cordless; it's how easily you can deploy and reconfigure. Mount with a leveling baseplate or magnetic stud, sync to the gateway, and start streaming. If your project demands custom triggering thresholds, spectral analysis, or a specific enclosure rating, we handle that in-house. This isn't a one-size-fits-all off-the-shelf box—we tailor each order to the measurement range, communication protocol, and data format that fits your workflow.