Autonautic Baltic 110 clinometer 110 mm – black polyamide, outdoor
Autonautic Instrumental
Autonautic Baltic 110 clinometer 110 mm – black polyamide, outdoor
11591
€115,91
The Baltic 110 clinometer displays your boat's angle of heel in degrees, using an oil-damped mechanism that keeps the needle steady during movement. The black polyamide housing with a black dial and white numerals and hands is designed for both interior and exterior use, from 0 to 45 °C. With a diameter of 110 mm and weighing 165 g, it is light enough for any bulkhead or steering pedestal.
Read the angle of heel on deck, even when it gets rough.
Mount it athwartships and set it to zero while the boat is level in the water. Wipe it down with a damp cloth after a trip in salt water.
The Baltic 110 clinometer displays your boat's angle of heel in degrees, using an oil-damped mechanism that keeps the needle steady during movement. The black polyamide housing with a black dial and white numerals and hands is designed for both interior and exterior use, from 0 to 45 °C. With a diameter of 110 mm and weighing 165 g, it is light enough for any bulkhead or steering pedestal.
Mount it athwartships and set it to zero while the boat is level in the water. Wipe it down with a damp cloth after a trip in salt water.
• What is a clinometer and what do I use it for?
A clinometer, also called a tilt meter, measures the angle of heel or tilt relative to a horizontal plane. It is often used on boats to monitor stability and heel angles.
• Why is a clinometer useful on board?
A clinometer helps you see how much your boat is heeled while sailing or when stationary. This is important for safety, comfort, and optimizing the boat's performance.
• What types of clinometers are available?
There are analog clinometers with a mechanical scale and digital clinometers that measure the angle of inclination electronically. Choose a model that suits your needs and the situation on board.
• Can I use a clinometer on a moving boat?
Yes, clinometers are specifically designed for use on moving vehicles like boats. They remain accurate thanks to the built-in mechanism, even with slight movement.
