People counter Q-Connect KF10860 — electronic footfall counter device

Q-Connect KF10860 is an electronic people counter designed for simple and reliable visitor tallying. The compact handheld device registers counts from 0 to 9,999 and displays the current total on a clear mechanical readout. Built for portability and straightforward operation, this footfall counter is suitable for tracking entrance traffic, measuring occupancy levels and gathering basic visitor statistics in retail outlets, offices, events and public facilities.

Advantages

The device offers one-handed operation with an ergonomic form that fits snugly in the palm, making it comfortable for extended use. Large push-down buttons allow quick and accurate increments while the mechanical display remains legible without batteries. A simple clockwise-turn knob provides fast reset to zero, and the durable construction supports frequent daily handling in commercial or temporary setups.

Suitable for

• Counting visitors at shop entrances and promotional stands
• Measuring attendance at events, exhibitions and conferences
• Tracking foot traffic in offices, libraries and public buildings
• Monitoring occupancy and visitor flow for basic reporting and staffing decisions

Key specifications

• Counting range: 0–9,999
• Operation: manual push-button increments
• Reset method: clockwise-turn knob
• Form factor: handheld, palm-sized design
• Display type: mechanical numeric readout
• Power: mechanical operation (no batteries required)

How to use

Hold the Q-Connect people counter in your hand with the display facing you and press the push-down button each time a person passes a designated point. Continue counting until your session ends, then reset the device by turning the knob on the right clockwise until the display returns to zero. The device is ready immediately after reset and requires no battery installation or electronic setup.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, position the counter operator at a fixed counting point near the entrance or pathway and agree on counting rules (for example, whether to count groups, children, or repeat entrants). Store the counter in a dry place when not in use and avoid excessive force on the reset knob to prolong its service life.