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Since 1971, Sun Company has been family-owned and operated with the goal of making the outdoors safer, and more fun. For nearly 50 years, we have been designing and crafting "simply intelligent" products for outdoor lovers of all ages at our facility in Colorado. We hope you enjoy our products as much as we do and we look forward to welcoming you to our family!
AltiTilt Dashboard Altimeter Inclinometer
Easy to Read & Battery Free
Altimeter reads up to 15,000 ft and inclinometer reads tilt from -45° to 45°. Includes an extra set of hook-and-loop fasteners so that AltiTilt can easily be transferred between two vehicles. Altimeter detaches from housing for easy pocket portability. A must-have accessory for all off-road vehicles! Mounts on top or front of dashboard with adjustable bracket. Housing should be oriented vertically for tilt-angle accuracy. The perfect addition to your travel and off-roading plans!
- This dash-mount altimeter/barometer by Sun Company reads altitude from 0 to 15,000 Feet!
- High quality construction - altimeter module is made in Japan.
- Includes durable hard-side housing and fasteners.
- Also includes liquid-filled inclinometer to monitor your tilt on the trail.
- Weight: 3.7 oz (104 g)
- Dimensions: 2.8" W x 3.5" H x 1.2" D (7.1cm x 8.9cm x 3.0cm)
Roman Vlkolinsky
2025-08-31 12:51:11
After having this in the car dashboard abut 9 months, the altimeter worked nicely, but the plastic stand crack. Later on the oil leaked from the inclinometer. I will be contacting the company for replacement.And I did call the company and 9 month after the original purchase they are sending a new unit. The customer service is AMAZING!!! I Thanks SUN COMPANY, you rock :-)
NattyKB
2025-08-08 10:37:49
Great quality at a great price
Deno
2025-07-21 12:49:57
Adventures four wheeler must have when head in up to the Mountains..
Guillaume
2025-05-01 14:58:37
I had this altimeter and inclinometer in my cart for a long time before I purchased it. It's a bit on the pricy side in my opinion... but now that I have it, I'm very happy with the purchase! It's tough to find something analog like this that's lightweight and multi use. We have it setup on the dash of our off-road camper and it's been fun to keep track of altitude and be able to level our rig easily.
Anon
2025-04-21 12:45:31
Incredibly over priced. Pictures are misleading. This is the real product. All plastic. Fake screws on the face. Falls apart the second you handle it cause it’s only glued together with what I presume to be Elmer’s glue, cause nothing else, and I mean nothing, holds this together otherwise. This is MAYBE a $20 toy. I’ll be returning and purchasing a different brand. This has to be some kind of joke. Don’t waste your money.
ANDY WAHRENBROCK
2025-04-10 11:03:22
It really works well. I ride in allot of different terrain and I like to know the altitude. I took it to a party the other night and the tipsy part worked great. I blew on the back of it as hard as I could, It just wouldn't tell me how high I was. Guess I'll just leave it in the buggy. Great product!
Seanette
2025-03-08 16:40:50
It seems to work well, but the build quality appears to be very poor, like the very worst stereotype of “cheap plasticâ€.[Update 08 August 2024] Dropping the rating from three stars to two, because yesterday, it stuck. It continued to read about three-thousand feet, as we were sure we must have descended well below that. When tapped a few time, it was suddenly loosened, and jumped to correctly showing us near sea level. Up until this time, the poor quality seemed mostly cosmetic, but now it has adversely affected the function of this instrument.][Update 02 September 2024] Dropping the rating again, to one star. The needle is becoming increasingly “stickyâ€.  We keep having to tap on it to get the needle to give a current reading. We've also determine that it has a serious accuracy issue, a discontinuity. If we zero it at or near sea level, it gives reasonably accurate readings up to about two thousand feet or so; but by the time we get to three thousand feet, it reads about five hundred feet low. Yesterday, we went to Sonora Pass, at 9624 feet, and there, I adjusted it so that it read that. It gave reasonably accurate readings down to about three thousand feet, but by the time we were down to two thousand feet, it was reading high by about five hundred feet. Somewhere between two thousand and three thousand feet, there's a five hundred foot discontinuity. All in all, the quality is very poor, and seems to be getting worse over the relatively short time that we've had it.
Mike P.
2025-01-02 09:39:12
this was a good buy for my boat out on the water you have to watch the sky and water at the same time and this really helps out alot a little more than what i wanted to pay but worth the money in the end
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