You can set these counters up to count with or without voltage inputs based on the switch, sensor, or encoder you have. Count backup maintains the count if power is lost.

The digits displayed on these counters are visible up to 100 ft. away and the display can be adjusted to suit lighting conditions. You can set counters up to count with or without voltage inputs based on the switch, sensor, or encoder you have. They can be wired for remote reset. An output relay sends a signal to another device when a set point is reached. The signal can start/stop a process or trigger an alarm. Counters are protected from dust and washdowns and can be used outdoors (rated NEMA 4X). Programming backup maintains settings if power is lost.

Count metallic objects as they touch or pass within 0.059" of this counter's built-in sensor. It has an output relay to send a signal to another device when a set point is reached. The signal can start/stop a process or trigger an alarm. A scaling function lets you adjust the unit of measure to suit your application. Counter and enclosure are protected from dust and washdowns and can be used outdoors (rated NEMA 4X). Drill through the back of the enclosure to mount to a wall or work surface.

For quick installation, these counters fit standard DIN panel cutouts. Wire them up to an electrical pulse-emitting switch, sensor, or encoder for use on machine tools, packaging machinery, or other equipment.

Tally each time you make a pen mark to keep an accurate count. These counters have a black marker that you can replace with a standard permanent marker. Swap the pen with the hand-tally adapter to use these as standard hand-held counters.

No need for a separate power source—these counters are powered by internal batteries that last more than seven years. Often used in areas where power isn’t easy to access, they work well inside machinery or remote monitoring systems. Wire them to a relay, sensor, switch, or other trigger device on the machine performing repeated tasks. The counter receives a signal from the trigger device to track how many times the task has occurred and shows that number on the display.

All can be connected to a separate input, button, or switch to reset the counter to zero directly or at a distance.

Wire these counters up to an electrical pulse-emitting switch, sensor, or encoder for use on machine tools, packaging machinery, or other equipment.

Read elapsed or remaining time from up to 150 ft. away—roughly half the length of a football field. These timers count up and down from zero. When counting down past zero, they flash and display a negative symbol before the time. To start, pause, and reset these timers, they require a controller (sold separately).

Controllers—The controller comes with a 20 ft. RJ45 cable to connect it to the timer.

Splitters—Add a splitter to connect two timers to the same controller.

At a glance, quickly read counts and rates in units, such as gallons per minute. The display on these counters/ratemeters is visible up to 130 ft. away—almost half of a football field—and gets brighter or dimmer based on your lighting. They have an output relay, so you can program them to start or stop a process or trigger an alarm when they reach their setpoint. These counters/ratemeters count using either a voltage or switch contact input, so they work with most sensors, encoders, and switches. You can wire them to reset remotely.

Press the button on the display to toggle between the count and rate. You can also program these counters/ratemeters to toggle automatically between the count and rate every few seconds. With the scaling function, you can change the unit of measure. Hardwire them to power the display. They have a programming backup, so if you lose power you won't lose your settings.

IP65 and NEMA 4X rated, these counters/ratemeters stand up to dust, rain, snow, and washdowns.

You can set these counters up to count with or without voltage inputs based on the switch, sensor, or encoder you have. An output relay sends a signal to another device when the counter reaches a set point. The signal can start/stop a process or trigger an alarm. If power is lost, count backup maintains the count and programming backup maintains settings.

Wire these counters/ratemeters to an electrical pulse-emitting switch, sensor, or encoder to count input while tracking rates in units such as gallons per minute. A scaling function lets you adjust the unit of measure to suit your application. Use the toggle button to switch between the count and the rate. IP or NEMA rated, they protect against dust and washdowns and can be used outdoors.

For quick installation, these counters/ratemeters fit a standard _1/8 DIN panel cutout. Wire them up to an electrical pulse-emitting switch, sensor, or encoder to count input while tracking rates in units such as gallons per minute. The scaling function lets you adjust the unit of measure to suit your application. Counters are protected from dust and washdowns and can be used outdoors (rated NEMA 4X).

Use these adapters when the size of a meter face is too small for the DIN cutout in a panel or enclosure. They consist of two plates and a gasket. They offer protection from dust and washdowns and can be used outdoors (rated NEMA 4).