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Panel meters are used to help monitor or measure a variety of inputs, from flow rates to current and voltage levels. Many industries rely on panel meters to help ensure maximum performance from their processes. In other words, panel meters provide visibility and control of important aspects of the process. They can be used to gauge the amount of resources used in an application, such as power, liquids, and gases.

Counters are one type of panel meter used for counting operations such as parts, cycles, and revolutions. Counters are typically used in control panels and are available in various types such as digital, mechanical, electrical and electronic counters. They can be used to count the total number of parts, cycles, revolutions or events. They are designed to register a predetermined number of complete revolutions by counting and displaying the total number of revolutions. Digital counters have the ability to store and display the cumulative total, whereas mechanical counters just keep the running total of revolutions.

Hour meters are another panel meter used in a variety of industries to keep track of the number of hours an appliance, machine, or device is in use. Typical applications of hour meters are used to monitor the time of servicing and repairs for accurate maintenance records. In motorized applications, hour meters can be used to determine the amount of time the motor is used and will alert the user when it is time for servicing. They are available in various types such as mechanical, electrical, electronic and digital hour meters.

The working principle of a panel meter is simple. When a process or machine is in operation, a pulse is generated or measured, such as process pulses from a motor or flow pulses from a plant process. These pulses are then counted and the number of counted pulses is displayed on the display of the panel meter. The power source used to drive the panel meter will depend on the type of meter and also the application it is used for.

Panel meters are used in many different industries to help monitor and measure a variety of inputs. They can be used for count operations such as parts, cycles, and revolutions. Hour meters are used to keep track of the number of hours an appliance, machine, or device is in use. The working principle of a panel meter is simple and involves the count and display of the number of pulses generated or measured.

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