Crack Monitoring
Settlement, shrinkage, and stress cracks in concrete and masonry that primarily open along two axes. A complete history of movement for expert reports and damage assessments.
Relative motion in the X and Y directions with a repeatability of ±100 µm. Built-in temperature sensor. 10-year battery life. Made in Austria.
Settlement, shrinkage, and stress cracks in concrete and masonry that primarily open along two axes. A complete history of movement for expert reports and damage assessments.
At expansion joints and connection joints where movement in the plane is to be captured without the Z-component being relevant.
The 2D sensor monitors cracks in adjacent buildings before, during, and after pile driving, excavation, and blasting work.
Two screws per component; activated by a magnet. No special tools required; no need for on-site technical staff.
All measurement data in a single dashboard. CSV export for structural engineers and reports, API integration for third-party sensors, and multi-tenant support for complex projects.
Up to 10 years of battery life with daily use. Easy, user-replaceable batteries using standard alkaline AA and D cells.
Transmission via LTE-M directly to the data hub. No wiring required on the structure.
A built-in temperature sensor records the ambient conditions to ensure accurate motion interpretation.
260 × 100 × 51 mm
690 g
X 30 mm, Y 30 mm
−20 °F to +54 °F
X and Y axes: ±100 µm.
Temperature: ±0.5 °C
Built-in battery
Up to 10 years with 4 measurements per day
LTE-M, Monitoring Platform
2D Sensor Data Sheet - EN - March 2026
Download the brochureSelected projects using the 2D sensor.
Real-time structural monitoring following a tunnel fire to enable rapid reopening during ongoing restoration work.
Wireless 3D measurement of concrete segments in tunnel construction.
Continuous monitoring of structural movements in the historic reception building during the critical construction phase
High-precision building monitoring of settlement and crack development to assess damage caused by subway construction work.
Monitoring of bearing and abutment movements and structure temperature during operation.
“Following a tunnel fire, the 3D sensors from SuessCo Sensors FlexCo were deployed to monitor the affected tunnel arch segments. Continuous monitoring made it possible to maintain temporary operations until final repairs could be completed. As part of the safety management plan, alarm thresholds were defined, and a specific group of people would have been notified via email and SMS if the alarm threshold was reached. The system stands out for its precise measurements and the wireless remote transmission of data to a portal that experts can access at any time without disrupting operations.”
Reinhold Czizsek, Engineer
Asset Management, ASFINAG Bau Management GmbH
“Our collaboration with SuessCo Sensors has always been professional and solution-oriented. For expert assessments, the continuous measurement data from the SuessCo sensors is a major advantage, as changes can be objectively documented and reliably evaluated." "With the XT 3D sensors, we receive precise and stable measurement data wirelessly in three dimensions. This enables reliable remote monitoring of sensitive tunnel areas and significantly reduces our on-site workload."
Mohammed Ismail
Geomatics Engineer, TABERG Engineering and Consulting Firm, LLC
"Thanks to the high-precision sensors from SuessCo Sensors, we have been able to continuously monitor changes in the Palm House. This data helps us protect this wonderful building and its historic structure."
Helmut Heninger, B.S. in Engineering
Austrian Castle Administration
"SuessCo's sensors have proven to be extremely precise and easy to install. What is particularly impressive is that they withstood the extreme conditions of the Swedish winter without any problems. Our collaboration with SuessCo has always been reliable and professional."
Paul Collins
Sales Manager, GEOFIX Sweden
"With the SuessCo 6D sensors, we always have up-to-date measurements available. This naturally saves us money and improves quality."
Georg Gotthart
Plant Technician, Bridge Construction, ÖBB
The 2D sensor is the standard solution for crack monitoring and joint monitoring when movement occurs primarily along two axes. For cracks with a three-dimensional component or applications involving rotation, the 3D sensor or the 6D sensor is the more appropriate choice.
The 2D sensor measures two spatial axes (X, Y) with a repeatability of ±100 µm. The 3D sensor also measures the Z-axis and achieves a repeatability of ±50 µm. In addition, the 2D sensor supports only LTE-M connectivity, while the 3D sensor also supports Wi-Fi.
Repeatability: ±100 µm in the X and Y axes, ±0.5 °C for the integrated temperature sensor. Values from the November 2025 data sheet.
The 2D sensor transmits data to the SuessCo Datahub exclusively via LTE-M. Wi-Fi is not available on the 2D sensor. For applications with limited cellular reception, the 3D sensor with additional Wi-Fi connectivity is the better choice.
The built-in battery is designed to last up to ten years based on four measurements per day. No battery replacement is necessary during the typical project duration.
The reference object and sensor are each secured with two screws on either side of the crack or joint. Activation occurs when a magnet is placed against them. No special tools or on-site technical personnel required. Setup takes just a few minutes.
Movements along three spatial axes and rotations around three axes are measured simultaneously. Repeatability: ±50 µm and ±0.1°. Patent...
Three spatial axes with a repeatability of ±50 µm. External battery box for long measurement intervals and hard-to-reach locations. Made in Austria.
Absolute position changes in the X, Y, and Z axes with a repeatability of ±50 µm. Wireless transmission via LTE-M and Wi-Fi. Made...
Digitally record absolute positional changes—with 2-millimeter accuracy. Suitable for bridges, dams, buildings, and retaining walls.