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Nihon Kohden ET-612J Modular Digital Pulse Counter

UsedNihon KohdenCountersNetherlands

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Product description

7-digit modular pulse counter with gated sampling, selectable ranges, analog output, and printer connectivity.

The Nihon Kohden ET-612J is a modular digital pulse counter designed for integration into research and measurement systems. This rack-mount instrument counts pulses received through the COUNT PULSE input and displays results on a 7-digit digital display.

  • Display: 7-digit digital display
  • Inputs: COUNT PULSE, SAMPLING & GATE, and E reference input
  • Sampling control: Selectable ×1 or ×10 sampling pulse setting
  • Maximum level range: 10³, 10⁴, 10⁵, or 10⁶
  • Output: Analog output terminal for transmitting measurement signals to external equipment
  • Printer connectivity: Dedicated connector for printer connection and measurement-result recording in compatible systems
  • Controls: STEP / HOLD switch and reset switch
  • Installation: Rack-mount module intended for use with a compatible host unit or frame
  • Accessories: None included

This used Nihon Kohden pulse counter is suitable for laboratory measurement systems, electronic instrumentation, signal counting, and research setups requiring gated pulse measurement and external analog output. The unit is sold as-is and may not provide original factory performance or functionality.

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How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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Last updated 19 October 2026