744386-011 Danaher
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The Danaher 744386-011 is a six digit timer from the Timers and Controllers series. It operates on 115 VAC with a power consumption of 6 watts, and supports a count speed of 600 counts per minute. The timer features a die-cast Zamak case, a base mount, and weighs 15 ounces.
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Danaher’s 744386-011 is an electromechanical counter supplied under the Timers and Controllers series. The unit tracks machine cycles in discrete manufacturing by advancing a numbered wheel each time a pulse is received, giving operators an immediate visual total for batching or maintenance scheduling. As a base-mounted assembly, it is designed for installation on panels or equipment frames where a simple mechanical display is preferred over an electronic readout in harsh industrial environments.
The counter registers up to 600 cpm, so it can follow high-speed indexers without losing counts. Six numbered drums provide a 6-digit display, and each character measures 0.188 × 0.16 in for visibility from typical control-panel viewing distances. A single count sequence may remain energized for up to 5 min at a 50% duty cycle, helping prevent overheating when the machine pauses between runs. The mechanism is housed in a die-cast Zamak case that resists impact, while the wheels are molded from acetal resin to reduce wear during repeated operation. With a base depth of 2.570 in, the device sits behind the panel surface and attaches to the machine through its base-mount footprint. It operates from a 115 VAC supply with a tolerance of ±10 V, and accumulated totals can be cleared by turning the front-mounted reset knob.
Control wiring consists of two pre-stripped leads made with 22 AWG conductors, and each lead extends 12 in from the housing to reach nearby terminal blocks without additional splicing. The input circuit recognizes pulses as brief as 50 ms, enabling reliable registration from proximity switches or PLC contacts that produce short signal transitions. The input coil draws only 6 W, which limits the amount of additional heat generated inside an equipment enclosure. The complete assembly has a net mass of 15 oz, so it places little load on lightweight panels and mounting structures. Its mechanical readout remains directly visible without requiring a separate display, and the reset control allows a new counting period to begin when needed.
