Totalizing Counters
A totalizing counter displays a total of events, parts, products, strokes, revolutions, etc. Electronic and electromechanical counters accept a variety of inputs, from sensors, switches, encoders and relays that increment the counter each time a pulse is received. Mechanical counters increment the count based on a physical movement, such as stroke or rotation of a shaft. Typical applications include copiers and printers, dispensing machines, coil winding machines, portable equipment, ticket machines, utility meters, printing presses, amusement machines, production machines, wire cutting, length measurement and numerical positioning.
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MicroCount
Series
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Miniature LCD counters that are available in 4, 6 and 8 digit models.
Their low power consumption is ideal for battery powered applications.
Panel and PCB mounting versions are available. |
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CH
Series

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Low-cost electronic LCD counters that have a small panel footprint and
are battery powered. They have a 7 digit LCD
display, a push button reset, and accept a wide range of inputs. Their
reset function can be disabled if desired. |
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8900D
Series
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Electronic
LCD counters that are battery powered (10-year battery life). They
have an 8 digit LCD display, a push button reset, and accept a wide
range of inputs including quadrature. Their reset function can be
disabled if desired. These units also have a programmable decimal
point. |
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PS2-T
Series
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Electronic
LED 6 digit counter, large .56" characters, accepts DC PNP inputs with
a variety of functions. |
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KE610 Series
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Compact electromechanical counters with various mounting styles ideal for almost all counting applications. These electromechanical counters will not lose their count during power failures or from electrical noise. |

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Coming Soon!
MC Series

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Miniature DC non-reset electromechanical counters available in PCB, base and panel mounting styles. |

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RS-84-5

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RS-84-5 mechanical ratchet counters features small size with high durability and low cost. It has a reset knob that zeros the counter by rotating the knob. |

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