Cinetronic electronic level monitor with gyro compensation and on-screen bubble indicator

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2013Monitors forum

13 years old. Gear and prices may have changed since.

The device displays a bubble level indicator on screen that can be adjusted for height, width, vertical position, and color.
The bubble indicator has an automatic color mode where it turns red when off level, yellow when close to level, and green when level.
The level features gyro compensation to account for acceleration.
The unit can be mounted on the front, side, or bottom of a sled, or between monitor rods using four pass-through holes on top and two pass-through holes on the sides.
The mounting holes are located on the outside of the electronics enclosure, leaving the interior sealed and unaffected.
Adapter plates for mounting to different sled types can be manufactured based on customer requirements.