DIGITEN 0-999999 Digital LED Counter +PhotoElectric Switch Sensor +Reflector Automatic Conveyor Belting 100-240VAC 6 Digits Mini Customer Traffic Counter Electronic Totalizer
Key features
- •Power requirement:AC/DC100-240V
- •Stronger photoelectric sensor come with reflector, detection distance up to 2m
- •6 Digits RED led counter, it is very accurate
- •Data be retained when power failture
- •This kit can detect most of object, for example, metal,plastic,glass,book,clothes,bag,wood,people,etc
DIGITEN 0-999999 Digital LED Counter +PhotoElectric Switch Sensor +Reflector Automatic Conveyor Belting 100-240VAC 6 Digits Mini Customer Traffic Counter Electronic Totalizer
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Best part was that I'd lined it up by eye ...
C. R. Crowell✓ Verified Purchase•April 26, 2016
This product only includes the main components. Note too that this is an infared beam and sensor, so you won't be able to line up the sensor and the reflector except by eye (the beam is invisible). Used for a 'people counter' at a library to replace an older unit that failed.
Added a steel project box to hold the counter, a 1/8 inch steel angle bracket length to mount the reflector on a door jamb so that it would not move; cord grip for the power cord where it passes into the box; 50' of 3 conductor 22 awg cable for the run from the project box to the sensor; a small plastic junction box within which I spliced the cable to the sensor near where the sensor was mounted; and a three wire mic jack and plug to connect the sensor cable to the project box. All told spent about $80 and a fair amount of labor (mounting the sensor/reflector, cutting the project box, running the cable. Best part was that I'd lined it up by eye and it picked up the signal the first time it was powered up so I didn't need to shim either the reflector or the sensor. Soldered all connections.
Added a steel project box to hold the counter, a 1/8 inch steel angle bracket length to mount the reflector on a door jamb so that it would not move; cord grip for the power cord where it passes into the box; 50' of 3 conductor 22 awg cable for the run from the project box to the sensor; a small plastic junction box within which I spliced the cable to the sensor near where the sensor was mounted; and a three wire mic jack and plug to connect the sensor cable to the project box. All told spent about $80 and a fair amount of labor (mounting the sensor/reflector, cutting the project box, running the cable. Best part was that I'd lined it up by eye and it picked up the signal the first time it was powered up so I didn't need to shim either the reflector or the sensor. Soldered all connections.
Five Stars
Galen P.✓ Verified Purchase•April 11, 2016
Using this counter for my reloading and it is wonderful,saves me counting cases by hand.
