Frequently Asked Question

An acceleration switch is similar to a Tilt Switch. It's a sensor that detects when acceleration exceeds a certain threshold and triggers a switching output — like an electronic "on/off" switch based on motion or shock.

The switch continuously monitors acceleration (usually in g or m/s²) along one or more axes. When the measured value goes above (or below) a preset threshold, it activates the output signal.

It

• Use micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) technology

• Offer adjustable thresholds and hysteresis to prevent chatterin

No — it does not output full acceleration data.

Instead, it only gives a High voltage or Low voltage as indication of 

✅ Triggered (on)

❌ Not triggered (off)

If you need continuous data, a standard accelerometer is more appropriate.

Depends on the model:

• QG40N-KAXYh-7,0-ASP-CM-UL-1c are single-axis (e.g. X or Y)

  

• QG40N-KAXYZO-7,0-ASP-CM-UL-1c is with omni function with (X, Y, Z) axis. Trigger on any direction or just specific ones.