Prices for counters and tachometers
Counter and tachometer prices
Counter and tachometer prices vary with the instrument's function, input frequency, number of outputs, display, supply voltage and communication options. Counters track accumulated events or pulses, while tachometers measure rotational or line speed. Two instruments with similar displays may perform different tasks.
Price examples listed on OtomasyonAVM
The following are USD list-price examples observed on the Turkish product and category pages on 9 October 2026. They are not a fixed-price commitment.
| Model | Instrument type | Listed price | Sales note |
|---|---|---|---|
| DGC-44-RS-A | Counter, 48 × 48 mm | USD 40 | Check current sales conditions. |
| DGC-77-RS-A | Counter, 72 × 72 mm | USD 42 | Check current sales conditions. |
| DGC-776-RS-A | 6-digit counter, 72 × 72 mm | USD 45 | Check current sales conditions. |
| DGG-44-R-A | Panel tachometer | USD 46 | Hardware update notice listed. |
| DLT-ST01 | Handheld tachometer | USD 159 | New-version update notice listed. |
Check counter models, panel tachometers and handheld tachometers for current prices. A displayed price does not establish immediate availability. For models carrying an update notice, confirm the sales status, version and lead time. Check VAT, shipping, payment currency and any currency conversion when ordering.
Technical differences that affect the comparison
Counting speed and sensor compatibility: A high-speed counter input must accommodate the pulse frequency generated by the encoder. For example, 1,000 pulses per revolution at 3,000 rpm produces 50,000 pulses per second, or 50 kHz. Also account for multiplication used in A/B channel evaluation. Check the inductive sensor output and input compatibility.
Measurement and display: Evaluate the measurement range, accuracy, response time and display features together. Pulses-per-revolution settings, low-speed auto-zero behaviour and filtering affect how a tachometer performs in its application.
Outputs, communication and supply: Relay count, electronic or analog outputs, communication interfaces and power requirements may correspond to different order codes. The DGC-44-RS-A and DGC-776-RS-A descriptions state that these models do not provide a tachometer function or Modbus/PC support. Do not infer features from letters in a model name.
Installation and durability: Check panel cutout dimensions, installation requirements, ingress protection and the operating environment. Compatible accessories, cables and any required sensor power supply add to the total cost. Consider maintenance and replacement availability for long-term use.
What information is needed for an accurate quotation?
Specify the application, existing model code, supply voltage, sensor output, maximum pulse frequency, required outputs, panel dimensions and quantity. Explain whether you need event counting, length measurement or a speed-monitoring application. Evaluate the total installed cost by adding the sensor, cables, installation and required options to the instrument price.