Electromechanical

Electromechanical Pulse Counters are durable, maintenance-free devices designed to record and display the total number of electrical pulses received from sensors, switches or control systems. Using a proven electromagnetic stepping mechanism, these counters provide a permanent, tamper-proof indication of events, cycles or process counts. Built for industrial reliability, they operate without batteries or data loss and are ideal for long-term monitoring in control panels, production equipment and OEM systems. Charter Controls supplies a full range of electromechanical pulse counters designed for precision, longevity and simple installation.

🔧 Technical Highlights:

• Input type: Voltage or potential-free contact (DC or AC pulse input)
• Counting range: Typically up to 99,999 or 999,999 counts
• Counting speed: 10–30 Hz depending on model
• Display type: 6- or 7-digit mechanical roller counter with permanent readout
• Supply voltage: 12 V DC, 24 V DC, 48 V DC, 110 V AC or 230 V AC versions available
• Memory retention: Permanent mechanical count unaffected by power loss
• Mounting: Panel, base or DIN-rail mount options
• Housing material: Impact-resistant thermoplastic casing
• Certifications: CE, UKCA and RoHS compliant

✅ Benefits:

• Permanent, tamper-proof mechanical display with no data loss
• No batteries or electronic components required — unaffected by power interruptions
• Long operational life exceeding 10⁷ cycles
• Simple installation and maintenance-free operation
• Reliable performance in harsh or high-noise industrial environments

🚀 Applications:

• Production and batch counting systems
• Machine cycle and equipment monitoring
• Event or signal counting from relays and sensors
• OEM equipment, power systems and process control panels
• Service interval and usage tracking applications

Electromechanical pulse counters from Charter Controls provide engineers with a simple, permanent and reliable way to record process or machine events — offering long life, zero maintenance and accuracy in demanding industrial environments.

FAQs

• Q: Do electromechanical counters lose their count after power loss?
  A: No — the mechanical display permanently retains its count even when power is removed.
• Q: Can these counters handle continuous operation?
  A: Yes — they are designed for continuous-duty applications with high mechanical endurance and minimal wear.