Meet the — a rugged, go‑to digital inclinometer that feels right at home on a busy jobsite, from framing to final alignment checks. Its 120 cm body gives you a long, stable reference surface so you’re not guessing angles over long spans.

Right off the bat you’ll notice the clear digital display that shows angles in degrees, percent or mm/m — and flips automatically when you’re working overhead — saving you time squinting or re‑setting the tool.

Key Features:

• 0–360° Measuring Range - Lets you check almost any angle you’ll run into on site without switching tools.
• Auto‑Rotating Display - Keeps numbers upright no matter how you hold, reducing mistakes in awkward spots.
• Hold/Copy Function - Freeze a reading and transfer it over to your workpiece without losing it.
• Audible Alignment Signals - Beeps at 0° and 90° so you don’t have to stare at the screen the whole time.
• IP54 Dust/Splash Protection - Built to take knocks and dust without throwing a tantrum.

Applications

The digital inclinometer is not just for trick angles — it’s the tool you grab when you need precise slope checks on beams, rafters, posts or machinery installs, and it handles long surfaces like door headers or rail runs with zero fuss.

Why Choose This Model

If you’ve ever squinted at an old spirit level and wondered if you could do better, this inclinometer answers that. The 120 cm length gives you a bigger contact area for straighter reads, and the combination of solid accuracy and jobsite‑ready build means fewer do‑overs — and that matters a lot on a job site.

Technical Specifications Explained

• Length – 120 cm - Gives a long reference edge so your measurements are steadier and more consistent.
• Measuring Range – 0° to 360° - Covers every angle you realistically need in construction and layout work.
• Electronics Accuracy ±0.05° @ 0/90° - Tight precision where it counts most — level and plumb.
• Units – °, %, mm/m - Switch between what makes sense for your task without guesstimates.
• Weight – ~1.3 kg - A hefty feel that helps keep it steady on long runs without tiring your arm.

Who Should Buy This

If your day involves aligning, leveling or checking slopes on full‑size build elements, the professional‑grade inclinometer will become one of your most used tools because it cuts the guesswork right out. It’s for carpenters, framers, installers, survey crews and anyone who refuses to settle for “close enough.”

Don’t let inaccurate angle checks slow you down — add this Bosch to your kit and you’ll feel the difference from first use to final sign‑off.