DC 6-80V Mechanical Hour Meter - AIMILAR Hourmeter for Diesel Engine Generator Boat Motorcross Motor Truck Tractor

I recently installed the AIMILAR Mechanical Hour Meter on my generator, and it has been an excellent addition. This hour meter is perfect for tracking usage time on small engines, boats, generators, and more.The 6-digit display is clear and easy to read, which is essential for monitoring hours accurately. The mechanical design ensures high accuracy and reliability, which is crucial for maintenance scheduling and usage tracking.Installation was a breeze. The hour meter comes with straightforward instructions, and the process was quick and hassle-free. It fits well into standard mounting locations and connects easily, making it suitable for both DIY enthusiasts and professionals.One of the standout features of this hour meter is its versatility. It operates on AC 110V-250V, making it compatible with a wide range of equipment. This flexibility allows it to be used in various applications, whether you’re monitoring engine hours on a boat or tracking generator usage.Overall, the AIMILAR Mechanical Hour Meter delivers excellent performance and accuracy. It’s well-built, easy to install, and provides reliable hour tracking. If you need a dependable hour meter for your equipment, this one is highly recommended!

Works as it should. I used this to replace a cheapo digital display meter which quit when the internal battery went dead (that you can't replace of course). So I got this, which is a reliable classic setup. I use it to time glass bead life in my vapor blaster.I've seen a few people on here complaining about the noise it makes. Lol. It clicks every 1 or 5 seconds, I guess? I don't know what industry they come from, but all the hour meters I've seen are installed on machines that make some type of noise. A lot of noise. They're not installed in bedrooms, bathrooms, conference rooms, or libraries as far as I know. Maybe they're using them on electronics in a quiet environment(?) No idea, but I have yet to hear anything from this device, bc when the machine's on, I'm working, and I have better things to worry about than faint clicking.

This hour meter fit right into my Toro TimeCutter 50 inch ZTR. It was simple to connect. Appears to be keeping the correct hours and i am happy with it.

It does work and serve it's purpose. I used it to go into a guitar amplifier to track usage. It sounds like a ticking clock and it's loud enough to cut through the noise floor on the distortion channel with the gain up. Going with a digital one that is noiseless. If noise isn't an issue, it's a fine product.

Replacement hour meter for my John Deere Gator. This allowed me to track the hours since I installed a “new engine” on my side by side; not adding to the hours previously used on the prior engine.

Works on Husqvarna YTH 18542. Fits in the dashboard "knockout" perfectly. Only draws power with ignition on, and easy to read.If I recall correctly, I did cut one of the leads to add a female spade terminal because tractor connector was I-L and the generic connection was I-I . It's easy just identify the poles first. Took 5 minutes.

Working great, however it is not waterproof, and it should be.**- update **-It has completely failed at 3.4 hours of runtime. It is in no way weatherproof, full of water from rain. Any hour meter should be, especially for equipment that lives outside.

I used this to replace a digital hour meter on my scag mower that died. Been working good over last few years I have had it