Mitutoyo 542-075A Eh Counter Led Display Panel Mount

Product Description

The MITUTOYO 542-075A is an EH Counter digital display unit designed for use with linear gage measurement systems. It outputs readings through an LED display and mounts in a panel configuration, making it well suited for integration into benchtop measurement stations, inspection fixtures, or production-floor gaging setups. The unit supports multiple resolution settings — 0.10, 0.50, 1.00, 5.00, and 10.00 micrometers — giving the operator the ability to match display resolution to the measurement task at hand. Metrology technicians, quality control personnel, and precision machining shops are the primary users of this type of counter display.

The 542-075A is intended for use with all linear gage formats in the MITUTOYO EH Counter system. It fits applications in dimensional inspection environments where a dedicated panel-mounted digital readout is required to display linear displacement data. Typical installations include surface plate setups, fixture-based gaging stations, and in-process measurement cells where a stable, readable LED output is needed at a fixed workstation location.

Key Features

• Compatible with all linear gage formats in the EH Counter product line
• LED display type for clear, high-visibility readout in production and lab environments
• Five selectable resolution settings: 0.10, 0.50, 1.00, 5.00, and 10.00 micrometers
• Panel mount configuration for permanent or semi-permanent installation into a workstation or enclosure
• Sold as a single unit; no multi-pack quantity required

Compatibility

Designed for use with all linear gage formats in the MITUTOYO EH Counter system, as stated by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a metrology technician or instrumentation specialist. The panel cutout dimensions and mounting hardware requirements should be confirmed against the MITUTOYO 542-075A product documentation before installation. Disconnect all power to the panel or enclosure before mounting or wiring the unit. Follow applicable electrical codes and the manufacturer wiring diagram when making signal and power connections.