Dayton
Dayton 1A788 6-digit counter, base mount, 24 VDC
Electromechanical counter with six digits, rear mounting, 24 VDC input and a maximum count rate of 10 per second
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- 6-digit display shows count at a glance
- Electromechanical action handles 10 counts per second
- 24 VDC input suits industrial control circuits
- Rear base mount fits panels 2.36 in high × 1.63 in wide
- 50 ms minimum on/off pulse ensures reliable triggering
Dayton 1A788 6-digit electromechanical counter
This Dayton 1A788 electromechanical counter provides a 6-digit display with white numbers on a black background for clear visibility. It operates on a 24 VDC input signal and mounts via a rear base, making it suitable for industrial control panels and automation equipment that require simple count accumulation.
Check your panel cut-out and wiring before ordering
The unit measures 2.36 in tall, 2.42 in deep and 1.63 in wide with a 0.17 in character height. Verify that your enclosure has the matching rear-mount cut-out and that your control circuit supplies a clean 24 VDC signal with at least 50 msec on and 50 msec off pulse width to meet the minimum timing requirement.
Replaces worn mechanical totalisers lacking
This counter upgrades from purely mechanical hand-reset totalisers by adding a 24 VDC drive that increments at up to 10 counts per second. The jump is worthwhile when you need automated counting without manual reset, but it is not for applications requiring a reset function or counts faster than the 10 Hz limit.
Highlights
- 6-digit display shows count at a glance
- Electromechanical action handles 10 counts per second
- 24 VDC input suits industrial control circuits
- Rear base mount fits panels 2.36 in high × 1.63 in wide
- 50 ms minimum on/off pulse ensures reliable triggering
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
Questions about this item
Does the Dayton 1A788 counter come with mounting hardware or a power supply?
The unit is a base-mount electromechanical counter designed for rear mounting; mounting hardware and a 24 VDC power supply are not included and must be sourced separately.
Should I choose a different digit count or voltage for my application?
This model provides a fixed six-digit display and operates only on 24 VDC input; other digit counts or voltages would require a different part number.
What does the 10 counts-per-second rating mean for real-world use?
The counter can reliably register up to 10 pulses per second with a minimum 50 ms on / 50 ms off pulse width, so it suits slow-speed tallying but not high-frequency signals.
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