Recovib Structural Health Sensors
Sensors really made for permanent outdoor structural monitoring
The Structural Health Monitoring sensors combine a 2-axis accelerometer with a temperature sensor. Their enhanced internal surge protection and electromagnetic interference immunity make them particularly suitable for the permanent monitoring of outdoor tall structures. The Structural Health Monitoring sensor can perform measurements in extreme conditions ranging from -40°C to +85°C. They are of course dust and watertight to IP66. We have a proven track record of several thousands of such sensors operating reliably around the world.
- 2 axes + temperature
- Measurements down to DC
- Robustness
- Lightning protection
- Short-term or permanent monitoring

Keeping tall structures safe, year after year
Structural Health Monitoring sensor
A 2-axis accelerometer with an embedded temperature sensor, built for permanent outdoor installation on tall structures, with long cable runs and lightning protection included. It can be built around either a standard accelerometer or a high-resolution accelerometer.
Specifications
| Measuring range of acceleration | ±5 g or ±6 g |
|---|---|
| Measuring range of temperature | -40°C to +85°C |
| Bandwidth | From DC |
| Output | 4-20 mA current loop |
| Mounting | Vertical or horizontal |
| Protection | Embedded lightning protection |
| Protection grade | IP66 |

Structural Health Sensors brochure
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Connect, analyse and monitor from anywhere
The Structural Health Sensors connect directly to a Recovib Monitor acquisition system. From there you can analyse your measurements on site with the Recovib Suite software, or rely on the Recovib.io cloud platform for remote, round-the-clock monitoring.

Recovib Suite Software
Free desktop software to acquire and analyse your measurements on site, directly from the connected Monitor.

Recovib.io Cloud Platform
Access your data from anywhere in the world, 24/7, with automatic reports and instant alerts when a threshold is exceeded.





