GIC Digital Hour Meters & Counters

IndMALL Automation brings you the highly versatile GIC Digital Hour Meter & Counter, designed for precise tracking of machine runtime and event counts in industrial applications. Built for accuracy and reliability, this device combines hour metering and counting functionalities in a single compact unit—making it ideal for monitoring maintenance schedules, equipment usage, and operational cycles.

With a wide measuring range of 1 second to 9,999,999 hours and 1 to 9,999,999 counts, it features runtime set point adjustment, integrated alarm functionality, and configurable NO/NC relay or MOSFET outputs with overload protection. A bright 7-digit LCD display with a sleek green backlight and password security ensures clear visibility and safe operation in demanding environments

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GIC Digital Hour Meter & Counter

GIC Digital Hour Meter & Counter

  • Supports a wide hour meter range from 1 second to 9,999,999 hours

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    Offers a broad counter range from 1 to 9,999,999 counts

    Features runtime set point adjustment and alarm functionality for both hour meter and counter

    Configurable NO/NC relay and MOSFET output with built-in overload detection

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    Equipped with a 7-digit LCD display featuring a premium green backlight and password protection for secure operation

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a digital hour meter work?

A digital hour meter works by tracking the total running time of a machine or equipment. When the machine starts, it sends an electrical signal to the hour meter. The meter’s internal circuit detects this signal and begins counting time automatically.

The digital hour meter then calculates the elapsed time and shows it on a digital display, usually in hours and tenths of hours. This helps track usage for maintenance, service intervals, or performance monitoring. It’s commonly used in engines, generators, and industrial machines to keep records of operating hours.

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What is the function of the hour meter?

The main function of the hour meter is to track how long a machine or equipment has been running. It starts counting time as soon as the equipment is turned on and stops when it’s off. The total run time is displayed digitally or mechanically.

This helps schedule regular maintenance like oil changes, filter replacements, or part inspections. The hour meter ensures that engines, motors, and machines are serviced on time, reducing the risk of breakdowns and extending equipment life. It’s a simple but essential tool in industrial and commercial setups.

What is the working principle of a digital meter?

The working principle of a digital meter is to measure electrical values like voltage, current, or resistance and show the result on a digital display. It uses analog circuits to sense the input signal and convert it into a voltage level.

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Then, the digital circuit takes over. It changes that voltage into a readable number using an analog-to-digital converter (ADC). The final value appears on the screen in digits. The digital meter gives quick and accurate readings and is commonly used in electrical testing, troubleshooting, and industrial monitoring.