Omron Counters — Digital, Time & Preset Counters

Omron Counters perform count-based and time-based monitoring functions within industrial automation systems where standardized input pulses require reliable processing. These devices operate using digital counting logic, front-panel display elements, user-adjustable control parameters, and defined reset or mode-selection behaviors used across factory equipment. They support panel-mounted operation, consistent key or button interfaces, and signal-conditioning circuits compatible with common industrial input types.

The Omron Counters, manufactured by Omron, apply universal attributes such as digital display panels, selectable counting modes, standardized terminal arrangements, and support for contact or transistor input signals referenced through the Omron industrial portfolio. They incorporate structured panel enclosures, defined operator-accessible keys, status indicators, and output stages designed for integration with downstream control elements. Functional characteristics include pulse recognition, up or down counting logic, reset handling, and mode-based operational behavior across automation equipment. As a defined control component, an Omron counter functions as a digital counting technology structured as a panel-mounted unit classified under measurement and timing devices interfaced through standardized electrical input and output terminals.

Omron Counters – H7ET Series

OMRON H7ET Series Total Counters feature:

Size: 1/32 DIN (48 x 24 mm).
Counting Functions: Time count.
Counting Range: 0 – 999999.9 h or 0 – 10000 h.
Number of Digits: 7; Installation Type: On-panel.
Terminal: Screw; Inputs: No-voltage, AC voltage, DC voltage.
Dimensions: Width 48 mm, Height 24 mm, Depth 48.5 mm.

Omron H7EC Counter

Size: 1/32 DIN (48 x 24 mm).
LCD Backlight: Available in some models.
Number of Digits: 8; Installation Type: On-panel.
Terminal: Screw; Inputs: No-voltage, AC voltage, DC voltage.
Supply Voltage DC: Varies by model; Counting Range: 0 – 99999999.
Speed: Dual input speed, 30Hz <-> 1kHz.
Dimensions: Width 48 mm, Height 24 mm, Depth 48.5 mm.

Omron Counter – H7ER Series

Omron H7ER Series Total Counters feature:

Size: 1/32 DIN (48 x 24 mm).
Display: 7-segment LCD, optional backlight.
Digits: 5; Mounting: Flush.
Connections: Screw, wire-wrap; Voltage: 24 VDC or self-powered.
Input: No voltage or PNP/NPN; Counting Speed: Up to 10 kHz.
Dimensions: 48 x 24 x 53.5 mm.

Omron Digital Counter – H7CC-A Series

Omron H7CC-A digital counter Series feature:

Type: Preset counter, tachometer.
Configuration: 1-stage/2-stage preset, total/preset counter, batch, dual, twin counter.
Power Supply: 100-240 VAC, 24 VAC, 12-48 VDC; Mounting: Flush or surface.
Connections: 8-pin/11-pin socket, screw terminals.
Input Signals: CP1, CP2, reset, total reset; Counting Speed: Up to 10 kHz.
Output Modes: Multiple, including N, F, C, R, K-1, P, Q, A, K-2, D, L, H.
Display: 7-segment LCD; Digits: 6 digits (-99999 to 999999).
Temperature Range: -10 to 55°C.

Omron Digital Tachometer – H7CC-R Series

Omron H7CC-R digital Tachometer Series feature:

Type: Tachometer; Input Modes: 1 or 2 inputs.
Power Supply: 100-240 VAC, 12-24 VDC/48 VAC.
Mounting: Flush or surface.
Connections: 11-pin socket; Counting Speed: Up to 10 kHz.
Measuring Range: 0.001 Hz to 10 kHz.
Display: 7-segment LCD; Digits: 6 (0 to 999999).

Omron Multifunction Counter – H7BX Series

Omron H7BX Multifunction Counter Series feature:

Size: 72 x 72 mm, Depth 100 mm.
Functions: Total and preset counter, batch counter, dual counter, tachometer.
Display: Two-color (red or green), 6-digit, -99999 to 999999.
Input: Contact, NPN or PNP.
Installation Type: On-panel; Speed: Up to 5000 Hz.
Terminal: Screw; Output Type: Relay, Transistor.
Supply Voltage: AC 100-240 V or DC 12-24 V.

Omron Counter Timer – H7HP Series

Size: DIN 72 x 36 mm.
Display: 7-segment LCD with backlight.
Digits: 6 or 8 digits; Voltage: 100-240 VAC or 12-24 VDC.
Power Consumption: Max 6.5 VA (VAC), 0.6 W (VDC).
Mounting: Flush; Connections: Screw terminals.
Input Mode: Up/down, accumulative.
Counting Speed: Up to 5 kHz; Counting Range: Up to 99999999.
Input Signals: Count, reset, key protection.

Digital Counter Omron – H7CX-N Series

OMRON H7CX-N Digital Standard Counter features:

Dimensions: H 48 x W 48 x D 59 to 78 mm.
Display: Three-color (red, green, orange).
Modes: Twin counter.
Digit Model: 6-digit, -99999 to 999999.
Input: Contact, NPN or PNP.
Applications: Ideal for processes like bowl feeding, bottle filling, and tablet packaging, with a counting speed up to 5kHz.

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✅ Large inventory of Omron H7EC, H7CX, H7CN, and more
✅ Technical support and datasheet availability
✅ Competitive pricing and verified supplier network
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Product List:

Model No	Size	Display Digits	Output	Supply Voltage	Mounting
H7CC-R11D	1/16 DIN 48×48 mm	6	Contact (SPDT)	12 to 48 VDC	Flush, DIN Rail or Panel Mounting
H7CC-A8D	1/16 DIN 48×48 mm	6	Contact (SPDT)	12 to 48 VDC	Flush, DIN Rail or Panel Mounting
H7BX-AD1	72×72 mm	6	Contact and NPN Transistor Output	24 VAC/12 to 24 VDC	Flush Mounting
H7HP-ADB	72 x 36 x 66 mm (W x H x D)	6	–	12 to 24 VDC	Flush Mounting
H7EC-NV-H	1/32 DIN 24×48 mm	8	PNP/NPN DC Voltage (4.5 to 30 VDC)	Self Powered with 24VDC for Backlight	Flush Mounting

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an industrial counter?

An industrial counter is a tool. It’s used in big factories and workshops. Here’s what it does:

Counting Items: Factories make many things. The counter keeps track of how many.
Checking Speed: Machines work at different speeds. Counters help monitor this speed.
Safety: Counters check machine cycles. They ensure machines are working safely.
Quality Control: Counters detect errors in products. This helps maintain good quality.

In simple terms, industrial counters help factories work better and safer. They ensure good products are made.

How do digital counters work?

Digital counters are smart tools. They work using electricity. Here’s how they function:

1. Counting Pulses: Every time something happens, a pulse is sent. The counter adds these pulses.
2. Display Numbers: Digital counters show numbers on a screen. The number increases with each pulse.
3. Using Memory: Some counters remember past counts. They can start from where they stopped.
4. Resetting: With a button press, the count goes back to zero. This starts a new count.

Simply, digital counters add up electrical signals and show the total as a number.

What are the features of a digital counter?

Digital counters come with several helpful features. They have a clear display screen that shows numbers brightly, making it easy to read. They also have simple buttons that control various functions like starting, stopping, and resetting the count.

One of their standout features is memory; some counters can remember the last number and continue counting from there later on.

Additionally, they offer different modes, allowing them to count up, count down, or even use different units. These features combined make digital counters a versatile tool for various counting needs.

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