Pulse counter CLI-11T/230 Input voltage of the counting circuit = 230VAC/DC panel mount

Pulse counter – precise counting in automation

The CLI-11T/230 pulse counter is a reliable device designed to count AC/DC voltage signals generated by external devices. It is perfect for automation systems where precise monitoring of the number of work cycles is crucial – from controlling the number of press strokes, through counting the revolutions of rotating machines, to monitoring the throughput of production lines. Its versatility makes it suitable for both simple applications and more complex measurement systems.

Construction and application

CLI-11T/230 is a panel-mounted counter, designed for front mounting, and intended for cooperation with AC/DC signals with a voltage of 230V. It is equipped with a 9-digit display, allowing you to read even very large values. Thanks to its construction and wide range of input voltages, it can be used in various industrial installations and research applications. The reset function allows you to reset the counter to zero, which is useful when changing the task or starting a new measurement.

Key features and benefits

• Versatile input voltage: The ability to work with both alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC) increases application flexibility.

• High accuracy: The digital measuring mechanism ensures precise pulse counting.

• Readable display: 9 digits make it easy to read even large values without the need for conversion.

• Reset function: Allows quick and easy resetting of the counter to its initial state.

• Compact dimensions: Width of 48 mm and height of 25 mm allow mounting in limited space.

• Low power loss: Power consumption at 1.5 W minimizes the impact on energy consumption in the installation.

• Front mounting: Enables easy integration with control panels and device housings.

• Input voltage frequency 50Hz: Standard power grid frequency ensures compatibility with most installations.

This pulse counter model is particularly useful where reliable control of the number of pulses generated by external devices is required – regardless of their nature or application. This makes it a valuable element of industrial automation systems and research laboratories.