N211 Oval

PRODUCT FEATURES

OEM Options:

• Pick and choose functions
• Custom printing and logo
• Packaging: blister card, individual box, bulk in trays, polybagged or special kits

How it works

Hour Meter and Timers

• Total Timer counts in tenths, then whole hours up to 99,999 hours (non resettable)
• Timer 1 counts in tenths, then whole hours up to 9,999 hours (resettable or non resettable)
• Timer 2 counts in tenths, then whole hours up to 99,999 hours (resettable or non resettable) Resettable timers are cleaned by holding the Mode button down for 3 seconds while Timer1 or Timer2 are displayed.

Advanced Service Alerts

• Choose from 3 Service Alerts with break in intervals, decide when to warn the customer, how often to display the alert, choose resettable or automatic service alerts, sync up multiple alerts, activate an LED or signal output.
  Service alerts are count down intervals (run hours). The interval is how often service is due (in run hours). The interval is how often the service is due (in run hours).
• One time breakin interval option for each alarm (1 to 999 hours).
  Breakin interval: Any Service Alert can include a one time break in interval that is different than recurring intervals.
• Reset the service alert by holding down the mode button for 3 seconds, or 10 seconds
• Interval sync to synchronize alerts after break-in interval
• Flash Alert trigger: OEM can decide when to flash alerts on LCD regardless of what mode the meter is in, plus how often to flash
• View hours remaining in the service interval by pressing and releasing the mode button
• Standard custom messages available

Event Counter

• Counts power up cycles. Cycles can be resettable or non resettable and can be viewed on the display in the following manner:
  a) View automatically when the equipment is powered off
  b) Hold mode button down for 3 seconds while total hours are displayed
  c) View when toggled to by the mode button (when chosen to be a viewable mode).

Warranty Watcher
Real time clock to track and display the equipment warranty period.

• While in warranty, a small dot on the LCD flashes.
• When the warranty period is expired, the dot on the LCD goes solid.
• The OEM specifies the number of warranty years from 1 year to 11 years.
• The OEM establishes a grace period before initialization of warranty clock. (for example allow 8 hours of run time before the warranty clock starts counting).