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3 Methods for Counting Using Safety Light Curtains and Counters

3 Methods for Counting Using Safety Light Curtains and Counters

Leave a Comment / Proximity Sensor /

Do you need to count vehicles entering and exiting a parking lot, or tally goods passing through conveyor belts at varying heights in a designated area? Point-to-point through-beam photoelectric sensors are a common option, yet they pose notable limitations in practical applications.  But, vehicle models and tally goods feature different heights, and improper sensor mounting—either […]

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TRIAC Vs Thyristor

TRIAC Vs Thyristor: Key Differences and Selection Tips

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AC solid-state relays are widely used in heating control systems, but do you know what the most important component inside an AC solid-state relay (used for AC or DC control) is? AC solid-state relays contain various components, such as resistors, capacitors, optocoupler isolation circuits, and control units. Among these components, the most important is the

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Totalizing Counters Vs Preset Counters: What Are The Key Differences?

Pulse Counter /

Totalizing counters and preset counters are two widely used types of counters in equipment maintenance. They are also commonly used in automation to count objects and perform specific actions when a set value is reached. Let’s learn more about them in detail. This blog post will cover the following:  Definitions of these two types of

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Electromechanical Counters: Definition, Working Principle, and Buying Guide

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Electro mechanical counters have many advantages over purely mechanical counters, such as being able to operate without external physical force, automatically counting using electrical energy, and having a wider range of applications. Therefore, in order to better understand electromechanical counters, this article will introduce the followings in details: What exactly is an electro mechanical counter?

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Hour Meter Selection Guide For Beginners(8 Steps)

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Are you a beginner and unsure how to choose the right hour meter for regular equipment maintenance? This article provides a complete eight-step selection guide for your reference. We will offer the hour meter selection advice based on the following eight aspects: application requirements, operating voltage, type, shape, accuracy, mounting method, brand and supplier, and

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Top 10 Global Electromagnetic Counter Manufacturers and Suppliers (2025)

Pulse Counter /

Are you currently looking for a reliable electromagnetic counter supplier? Today, we’ve compiled a list of the top 10 electromagnetic counter manufacturers and suppliers worldwide for your reference. Now let’s get it started! 1. Lorentzzi Electric(Chinese Supplier, Highly Recommended) Wenzhou Lorentzzi Electric Co., Ltd. is a leading supplier of electromagnetic counters in China (hereinafter referred

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Single-output Vs Dual-output Safety Light Curtains: Which Is Better?

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Imagine this: You’re looking for a safety light curtain to protect your workers from hazardous machinery, but when you search for suppliers, they tell you there are two types available: single-output and dual-output. So, how do you choose? What are the differences between these two types? Which one is more suitable? This article will answer

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Solid-state Voltage Regulator Vs Voltage Stabilizer: Key Differences

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Recently, a user from Miami, USA, who has contacted us already on WhatsApp, was confused about the difference between a solid-state voltage regulator(SSVR) and an automatic voltage regulator(AVR). His customers in Latin America had very unstable voltage, fluctuating between 90-130 VAC. This was very bad because voltage fluctuations could cause serious damage to refrigerator compressors

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Top 10 Hour Meter Manufacturers And Suppliers In The World

Hour Meter /

Hour meters are crucial instruments for tracking equipment operating hours and are essential for maintenance planning, warranty management, and operational efficiency in industries such as manufacturing, automotive, and agriculture. Are you currently searching for a reliable and trustworthy hour meter partner and supplier? Today, we’ve compiled a list of the top ten hour meter manufacturers

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PID Controller Vs PLC: Which One Should You Use?

Temperature Controller /

When choosing the key control component (or “control brain”) for your industrial control system, for example, constant temperature control,  you have two options: PID controllers and PLCs. So, what are these two products? What’s the difference between them? And which one should you use? In this article, we’ll provide you with deeper insights than any

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How To Use A PID Temperature Controller With A Thyristor Power Regulator?

SCR Power Regulator, Temperature Controller /

Want more precise temperature control for your electric heater? A PID temperature controller paired with a closed-loop thyristor power regulator is a better choice. Why? Because, as a closed-loop instrument, a thyristor power regulator can provide a constant current, constant voltage, or constant power to the heater, compared to open-loop solid-state relays or AC contactors.

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