• Type of instrument: clinometer
• Casing diameter: 120 mm
• Dial diameter: 100 mm
• Clinometer height: 35 mm
Weight 300 grams
• Casing color: gold plated, black or chrome
• Dial: White dial with black numbers
• Accuracy and good readability in a compact size.
• Easy fix system, to easily hang up the barometer and calibrate it

• Mechanism: Crank mechanism
• Scale division: Degrees
• Indoor and outdoor use
• Temperature range: 0ºC to 45ºC

• Use a soft microfiber cloth to gently remove dust and dirt without damaging the protective layer.
• Place the clinometer in a dry location to prevent moisture and corrosion, especially in damp environments such as boats or RVs.
• Avoid using aggressive cleaning or polishing agents that could damage the protective coating of the barometer housing.
• How do I maintain the glass of my clinometer?
This clinometer is analogue, so it is important to keep the front glass clean and, where possible, protected from scratches and bumps.

• 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.

• How do I install a clinometer?
The Pacific series clinometer is easy to install thanks to the Easy Fix system. They are typically mounted in a flat, visible location, such as on the dashboard or against a wall. Check the manual for specific installation instructions.

• 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.