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Dayton 1A188 6-digit counter 115V AC base mount
Six-digit electromechanical counter mounts from the rear and runs on 115V AC at up to 10 counts per second
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- Six-digit display shows clear white numbers on black
- Counts up to 10 pulses per second for process tracking
- 115 V AC input suits standard industrial power
- Base-mount design fits panel rear with 2.36 in height
- Minimum 50 ms on/off pulse ensures reliable actuation
Six-digit electromechanical counter
The Dayton 1A188 is a six-digit electromechanical counter designed for industrial control and automation tasks. It accepts a 115V AC input signal and mounts from the rear on a base. White numbers on a black background provide a clear 0.17 in display height for easy reading in panel installations.
Replaces manual tally or worn mechanical units
This counter replaces manual counting methods or older mechanical units that have reached the end of their service life. The jump is worth it when an application requires automatic counting at speeds up to 10 counts per second with a minimum on/off pulse of 50 / 50 msec. It is not suited for processes needing a reset function or input voltages other than 115V AC.
Simple rear panel installation
Installation involves a standard rear mount into a prepared panel cutout; the unit measures 2.36 in high, 2.42 in deep and 1.63 in wide. No reset mechanism is fitted, so the count cannot be cleared to zero once started. Verify that the control circuit supplies exactly 115V AC and meets the 50 msec pulse width to avoid missed counts.
Highlights
- Six-digit display shows clear white numbers on black
- Counts up to 10 pulses per second for process tracking
- 115 V AC input suits standard industrial power
- Base-mount design fits panel rear with 2.36 in height
- Minimum 50 ms on/off pulse ensures reliable actuation
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
Questions about this item
What are the exact height, width and depth dimensions for the base-mount footprint of the Dayton 1A188 counter?
The counter measures 2.36 in high, 1.63 in wide and 2.42 in deep, so the panel cut-out and mounting surface must accommodate that footprint.
How do I wire the 115V AC input signal to the counter terminals, and what pulse timing must the signal meet?
Apply 115V AC to the input terminals; the signal must stay on for at least 50 msec and off for at least 50 msec, otherwise the counter will miss pulses.
Since the unit has no reset function, what happens when the six-digit display reaches its maximum count?
The electromechanical wheels roll over to zero and continue counting; because there is no reset, the total can only be tracked externally after rollover.
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