TRUMETER

Top-coming (TC) and top-going (TG) refer to the direction of the input shaft rotation relative to the counter face. In a TC configuration, the drive shaft rotates toward the top of the counter; in TG, it rotates away from the top. Trumeter offers both configurations across its mounted mechanical counter range, including models such as the 1-4635, which supports TC and TG operation. Selecting the correct rotation direction ensures the counter advances properly when driven by a rotating shaft, cam, or linkage. Mounting orientation and the direction of machine motion determine which version is required.

The Trumeter P2-4916 electromechanical counter operates on 90 V AC to 120 V AC. It is a front-panel-mounting counter with dimensions of 1 3/4 in x 1 1/2 in. The unit complies with WEEE standards. Because it is electromechanical, it advances a mechanical digit display in response to electrical pulses rather than requiring a separate electronic display driver. This makes it suitable for control panels where a local, non-resettable or manually resettable count is needed. Verify panel cutout dimensions and pulse characteristics against the specific machine control circuit before installation.

Trumeter mounted mechanical counters are available with either 5-digit or 6-digit displays. For example, the 1-2936 rotary stroke counter has a 6-digit display, while the 7-2235, 1-4645, and 1-4635 models have 5-digit displays. Digit count affects the maximum count value before rollover and the physical width of the counter. Choose a digit count that exceeds the expected number of cycles or strokes between scheduled maintenance or production runs. The display contrast is typically black digits on a white background or white digits on a black body, depending on the model.

Some Trumeter mechanical counter models allow the reset mechanism to be positioned on the left or right side. Models such as the 3602-111TC, 3602-047TG, and 3602-117TC are described with reset configurable for left- or right-hand side. This flexibility helps when mounting the counter in a panel or on a machine where access from one side is restricted. The specific configuration is indicated by the manufacturer part number. Confirm the reset position required for your installation before ordering, as the same counter family may be supplied in different reset orientations.

Trumeter mechanical rotary counters are used for counting strokes, cycles, or revolutions on industrial machinery. Typical applications include presses, packaging equipment, textile machinery, and other production equipment where a mechanical totalizer is preferred. Because they are base-mounted and driven by a rotating shaft or linkage, they do not require electrical power. This can simplify installation in areas without control power or where electrical isolation is desired. They are often used for production monitoring, maintenance scheduling, and verifying machine output. The 5- or 6-digit display provides a visual count that can be read directly at the machine.

Yes. 3G Electric supplies Trumeter counters, hour meters, and panel meters. The product range includes electromechanical counters, mechanical rotary and stroke counters, and related timing and measuring instruments. Buyers can request quotes by manufacturer part number or by application requirements such as mounting style, digit count, supply voltage, and reset configuration. 3G Electric ships globally and supports maintenance, OEM, and spares applications. For specific model availability, provide the Trumeter part number or a description of the required function and panel interface.