Shopcorp Digital Indicator Counter - This digital counter is designed for industrial machines with pilot components, providing an ideal solution for digital measurement. It features a secure screw-clamp 22mm LED indicator light and IP65 protection, ensuring dustproof and waterproof capabilities. The high brightness and 0-99999 range make it perfect for tracking.
With IP65 protection against dust and water, this digital indicator is suited for industrial applications. Its 0-99999 measuring range and -25°C to 55°C working temperature range ensure durability in challenging environments. The specification of this counter LED is 0-99999, rate power 0.5W, mounting diameter 22 mm, operational humidity ≤98%, working life ≥30000 hours, and the material is flame retardant plastic.
The digital indicator's low power consumption helps save on energy costs, making it an environmentally friendly choice for various applications. The digital display LED screen offers high brightness for easy identification of the working state.
The counter's color, size, and shape are designed for easy and quick access, particularly in emergency situations, ensuring high visibility and convenience for pilots.
This digital counter is adaptable for various industrial installations, including signal indication, warning signals, pilot lights, accident signals, and more. It is useful in electric power, telecommunication, machine tool, mount panels, consoles of textile equipment, operating rooms, ships, airplanes, printing, and mining machinery.
The Shopcorp Digital Indicator Counter is a reliable and versatile solution for various industrial applications. With its high-quality construction, energy-saving LED technology, and clear multi-color indications, it is the ideal choice for ensuring efficient and effective system status monitoring in a wide range of environments.
These little gems are great. I used them to monitor my solar panel 3 strings. Added a similar volt meter to monitor system voltage.
Very easy to use. Simple 120VAC connections on the X1 and X2 terminals on the meter for power. Lace the conductor you want the meter to read through the current transformer and plug the CT into the meter and you’re done. I mounted my meters in a handy box and punched (2) 7/8” holes in the blank cover and mounted it to the breaker box via a conduit nipple to monitor my incoming feed to my pole barn. These are good up to 100A at 240VAC.
