Pump cycle counters are used to foresee problems in the bilge. By comparing a counter's number against a known baseline, a worsening condition can be detected early. However, how do you find, use and store that baseline? The solution is the BC100, putting current data and a 2 week cycle history available at the touch of a button. When pressed, the BC100 displays the pump count total since last reset, followed by the total counts from the past 24 hour, 7 and 14 day periods. To keep information current, the unit updates itself and recalculates the totals every 24 hours on a sliding scale. When the 24 hour, 7 day, or 14 day period cycle counts are flashing, it indicates that the power has been interrupted and the count for the period may be invalid. Finally, the count illuminates in the display to let you know when the pump is running. 12V

Microprocessor controlled
No moving parts -no wear
Count illuminates in L.E.D. display when pump runs
Tracks pump cycles for preceding 14 days
Displays total pump cycles since last reset, followed by pump cycles for the previous 24 hr, 7 & 14 day periods
Data is always current -updates pump totals every 24hrs
Flashing count signifies a power loss for that time period, indicating the count could be inaccurate
Exceeds both the United States Coast Guard and U.L. Standards