Count Control Totalizers(2 Products)
EATON

• These units are connected to a sensor / device, such as a proximity sensor, which is installed on the machine or process that is being monitored.
• These sensors then send a pulse or signal to the totaliser each time an event or cycle occurs.
• As the totaliser receives a pulse or signal, it increments a count value stored in its internal memory.
• This value is displayed on a 6-digit LED or LCD screen and can also be sent to a PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) for further processing.

Q. Can the totaliser be configured?

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• Yes, the totaliser can be configured to count positive or negative pulses, or both.
• It can also count the frequency of signals and the time taken between the two consecutive pulses. This allows the device to monitor and count a wide range of cycles or events, making it a versatile tool for industrial and manufacturing applications.

Q. What is the purpose of a right-hand lever drive?

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• A right-hand lever drive is a mechanical system in a stroke counter that uses a lever to advance the count by a set increment with each activation.
• The lever is connected to gears that transfer the motion to the counting mechanism, allowing the user to manually increase the count as desired.
• These stroke counters are used for applications like counting finished products, parts or other quantities.

Q. What is the function of a shaded pole coil in electric counters?

A. A shaded pole coil is used to generate a magnetic field when current is passed through it. The magnetic field is then used to drive a mechanical mechanism that advances the count of each cycle or event taking place.