Hoyt 502-HRM-1614 Offers

Features

• Electronic actuation assures accuracy by eliminating delicate springs and mechanical clock mechanisms that can be affected by vibration and temperature
• Easy to read 10,000/1/10 display hours

Applications

• Industrial machinery: Monitoring the operating hours of industrial machines to schedule regular maintenance, thus avoiding unexpected breakdowns and extending the life of the equipment
• Rental equipment: Tracking usage time of rented machinery like construction equipment, generators, or power tools, which helps in billing based on usage time
• Marine: Used on boats and ships to track the operating hours of engines and other critical equipment for maintenance and safety purposes
• Agricultural equipment: In tractors and other farm machinery, to keep track of operating hours for maintenance schedules and to understand usage patterns over different seasons
• Energy systems: Monitoring time usage of generators, solar inverters, and other energy-producing or converting devices to understand usage patterns and for maintenance scheduling
• HVAC/R/R systems: In heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems, to track operational hours for maintenance, efficiency analysis, and troubleshooting
• Commercial kitchens: To monitor the usage time of various kitchen appliances, ensuring timely maintenance and efficient usage
• Fitness and sports equipment: In gyms and sports facilities, tracking the usage of machines like treadmills or stationary bikes to schedule maintenance and replacement
• Laboratory equipment: Monitoring usage of lab equipment such as centrifuges, incubators, and ovens for maintenance and calibration schedules
• Manufacturing plants: Tracking the operating time of conveyor belts, robotic arms, and other automated machinery for maintenance and efficiency analysis
• Backup power systems: In generators and UPS systems, to track how long they have been in operation, which is crucial for reliability and maintenance planning
• Data centers: Monitoring power supply units and cooling systems to ensure they are maintained before any potential failure that could cause downtime
• Amusement park rides: Keeping track of the operational hours of rides for safety checks and maintenance
• Vehicles and fleet management: Tracking engine or operational hours for maintenance schedules in vehicles not typically measured by mileage, like boats, ATVs, or construction vehicles