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LCD Pulse Counter, Codix 140/142
Total counter Codix 140 is operated with a 10-30 V dc supply voltage (unlike Codix 130, which is operated with a lithium battery with a service life of eight years). Two different types of counter input, either a low frequency counter (48 Hz NPN) or a high frequency counter (8 kHz PNP). The reset button at the front of the counter can be locked. The counter comes with clamps, gaskets and separate front frames to fit 22x45 mm panel holes. This counter is also available as a special service counter with a preset service interval signal (Codix 142).
- 10-30 V dc
- Adding/Service counter
- 7 Digit display
- PNP/NPN input
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Total counter Codix 140 is operated with a 10-30 V dc supply voltage (unlike Codix 130, which is operated with a lithium battery with a service life of eight years). Two different types of counter input, either a low frequency counter (48 Hz NPN) or a high frequency counter (8 kHz PNP). The reset button at the front of the counter can be locked. The counter comes with clamps, gaskets and separate front frames to fit 22x45 mm panel holes. This counter is also available as a special service counter with a preset service interval signal (Codix 142).
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