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Nihon Kohden ET-612J Rack-Mount Pulse Counter Module

UsedNihon KohdenCountersNetherlands

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Product description

Used rack-mount pulse counter with digital display, sampling/gate input, analog output, and adjustable counting range.

The Nihon Kohden ET-612J is a used rack-mount pulse counter module designed for research, measurement, and system instrumentation applications. It accepts external pulse signals through dedicated sampling/gate and count pulse inputs and displays count values on a front-panel 7-segment digital display.

  • Inputs: SAMPLING/GATE and COUNT PULSE terminals
  • Sampling pulse selection: ×1 or ×10
  • Counting range adjustment: MAX LEVEL dial from 10³ to 10⁶
  • Output: Analog signal proportional to the counting result
  • System connectivity: Multi-pin circuit-board connector intended for printer or related peripheral integration
  • Operating controls: RESET button and STEP/HOLD switch
  • Construction: Rack-mount module with internal multi-core cabling and circuit boards
  • Included accessories: None

This Nihon Kohden pulse counter is suitable for laboratory signal measurement, research instrumentation, and legacy automated counting systems. The unit is sold as-is in used condition, and its performance may not match original factory specifications.

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Last updated 7 November 2026