Summary of Contents for Omega Engineering OMEGAFLEX FPU5-MT-110
- Page 1 User’ s Guide MADE IN Shop online at www.omega.com e-mail: info@omega.com FPU5-MT- 1 10, FPU5-MT-220 OMEGAFLEX ® Peristaltic Pump Motor...
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Page 3: Unpacking Instructions
Unpacking Instructions Remove the Packing List and verify that you have received all equipment, including the following (quantities in parentheses): FPU5-MT-110 or FPU5-MT-220 Peristaltic Pump Motor (1) Power Cord (1) Spare Fuse (1) Peristaltic Pump Quick Start Manual (Manual Number MQS2219) (1) Peristaltic Pump Motor Quick Start Manual (Manual Number MQS2299) (1) Operator’s Manual (1) If you have any questions about the shipment, please call the Customer Service Department. -
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Peristaltic Pump Motor TABLE OF CONTENTS Unpacking Instructions ... i Chapter 1 Introduction ... 1-1 Chapter 2 Parts of the Pump Motor ... 2-1 Chapter 3 Getting Started ... 3-1 3.1.1 3.1.2 3.1.3 Chapter 4 Turning on the Power ... 4-1 Chapter 5 Operating the Pump Motor in the STOPPED Display Mode .. - Page 5 Other Pumping Options ... 6-21 6.6.1 Auxiliary Out (Remote Monitor) ... 6-21 6.6.2 Auxiliary In (Remote Start/Stop) ... 6-22 Chapter 7 Troubleshooting Guide ... 7-1 Display Error Messages ... 7-1 Other Pumping Problems ... 7-8 Chapter 8 Technical Details ... 8-1 Theory of Operation ...
- Page 6 Peristaltic Pump Motor TABLE OF CONTENTS Notes...
- Page 7 Index Accessories ... 10-1 Auxiliary In ... 6-22 Auxiliary Out ... 6-21 Calibrating the Tubing ... 5-6 Calibration Accuracy ... 9-1 Creeping, Preventing ... 6-21 Dual Pump Mounting ... 3-3 Error Messages ... 7-1 Flow Rate Mode ... 1-1, 6-5 Fluid Temperature, Measuring ...
- Page 8 Index Notes...
- Page 9 Index...
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Page 10: Chapter 1 Introduction
Introduction 1.1 Description The peristaltic pump motor offers microprocessor control and a digital display, and is designed to be fully compatible with our peristaltic pump. No mounting plate is needed, just two mounting screws. A rates of up to 2280 mL/minute. A convenient membrane keypad lets you enter values and control all pump operations. - Page 11 Introduction Notes...
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Page 12: Chapter 2 Parts Of The Pump Motor
Parts of the Pump Motor 2.1 Front View INLET SELECT TEMP Item Description ON/OFF Switch Display Membrane Keypad Rubber Feet TIME FLOW TOTAL RATE VOLUME TUBE ID CALIBRATE Figure 2-1. Front View of the Pump Motor Table 2-1. Front View Toggles the unit’s power on and off Displays the pump messages;... -
Page 13: Left Side View
Parts of the Pump Motor 2.2 Left Side View Item Description ON/OFF Switch Mounting Holes Top Alignment Pin Bottom Alignment Pin Face of Motor Motor Shaft Groove of Motor Shaft Fuse Vent Holes Figure 2-2. Left Side View of the Pump Motor Table 2-2. -
Page 14: Right Side View
2.3 Right Side View Figure 2-3. Right Side View of the Pump Motor Item Description ON/OFF Switch Safety Cover Screws Top Alignment Pin Bottom Alignment Pin Face of Motor Fuse Vent Holes Safety Cover (default side for Table 2-3. Right Side View Function Toggles the pump motor’s power on and off Secure safety cover to the motor - if safety cover... -
Page 15: Membrane Keypad And Display
Parts of the Pump Motor 2.4 Membrane Keypad and Display INLET SELECT LEFT PUMP INLET SELECT TEMP Item Description Display Left Pump Icon Green LEDs for left pump Right Pump Icon Green LEDs for right pump INLET SELECT key TEMP key RPM key FLOW RATE... - Page 16 Table 2-4. Membrane Keypad Details (cont’d) Item Description FLOW RATE key TUBE ID key TIME key TOTAL VOLUME key CALIBRATE key Red LED for the CALIBRATE key PRIME key START/STOP key (UP ARROW key) (DOWN ARROW key) Parts of the Pump Motor Function Initiates the FLOW RATE Mode of pumping and displays the FLOW RATE setting of the...
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Page 17: Rear View
Parts of the Pump Motor Table 2-5. UP and DOWN ARROW Keys Scrolling Limits If you last pressed the: RPM key TIME key FLOW RATE key TOTAL VOLUME key TUBE ID key 2.5 Rear View Item Description Fuse Removable Panel and Mounting Screws Auxiliary IN Terminals The ARROW Keys Will Scroll Through:... - Page 18 Table 2-6. Rear View (cont’d) Item Description Auxiliary OUT Terminals LANGUAGE Button SMP Type K Thermocouple Connector Zero Potentiometer Span Potentiometer Power Supply Parts of the Pump Motor Function Allow remote monitoring of the motor’s start or stop status Changes the language of the pump messages in the display window Allows the user to connect a Type K thermocouple probe and measure a fluid’s...
- Page 19 Parts of the Pump Motor Notes...
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Page 20: Chapter 3 Getting Started
Getting Started 3.1 Attaching the Pump 3.1.1 Introduction There are five possible mounting configurations for using the peristaltic pump motor. Table 3-1 describes these mounting configurations. Number of Pumps on Left Side Your pump motor is equipped with a safety cover for whichever side of the motor is not being used. -
Page 21: Attaching A Single Pump Directly To The Motor
Getting Started 3.1.2 Attaching a Single Pump Directly to the Motor Refer to Figures 3-1 through 3-4. Rotor Shaft Figure 3-1. Pump in Closed Position Figure 3-3. Pump in Closed Position Remove the safety cover if it is on the side of the motor you wish to use. If you are using one side of the motor only, attach the safety cover to the other side. -
Page 22: Stacking Two Pumps On One Side Of The Motor
Refer to Figure 3-4. With the pump and motor aligned, insert the mounting screws through the mounting holes in the pump, until they make contact with the threaded mounting holes in the face of the motor. Tighten the screws fully with a 9/64 (M3.5) allen wrench. 3.1.3 Stacking Two Pumps on One Side of the Motor FACE OF MOTOR... -
Page 23: Selecting Tubing
Getting Started 3.2 Selecting Tubing Select a tubing material and size that is right for your application (the fluid and flow rate that you are pumping). Table 9-2 in Chapter 9, shows the average flow rates for different size tubing. Normalized flow rates (mL per revolution) vary significantly, based on motor speed, tubing materials, viscosity, and mechanical tolerances in pump dimensions. - Page 24 Figure 3-11. Closing the Stator Refer to Figure 3-8 and Figure 3-9. Snap open the Stator by pushing the spring-loaded area of the Latch. Remove any old tubing from the pump, if necessary. Refer to Figure 3-8 and Figure 3-10. Loop the Tubing over the rollers. This is easy to do even for stacked pumps.
- Page 25 Getting Started Notes...
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Page 26: Chapter 4 Turning On The Power
Turning on the Power 4.1 Introduction to the Two Display Modes The pump motor has two modes of operation defined by whether or not the motor is running. Refer to Table 4-1. These two modes are known as the STOPPED Display Mode and the RUNNING Display Mode. Condition ON/OFF Switch Motor... -
Page 27: The Running Display Mode
Turning on the Power Turn on the unit’s power. You are now in the STOPPED Display Mode (refer to Figure 4-1). The motor and the pump(s) are stopped. The display flashes, indicating that the pump motor is waiting for you to do something. The non- flashing, green LEDs indicate the tubing inlets (refer to Section 5.2), but fluid is not flowing. -
Page 28: Chapter 5 Operating The Pump Motor In The Stopped Display Mode
Operating the Pump Motor in the STOPPED Display Mode 5.1 Displaying Pump Messages in Five Different Languages The LANGUAGE button, located toward the bottom on the back of the pump motor, changes the language of the pump messages. To display pump messages in another language, press the LANGUAGE button. The language of the pump messages changes according this sequence: English, French, Spanish, German, then Italian. - Page 29 Operating the Pump Motor in the STOPPED Display Mode English French CAL OVERFLOW DÉPASSEM-ÉTALON! CALIBRATED! ÉTALONNE! Calibration FAIL ÉCHEC d’étalon Dispensing... Remplissage... Enter TOTAL VOL. Entrer QTÉE ÉTAL. Lost PHASE SYNC! Perte PHASE SYNC! OVERCURRENT! SURCHARGE! Must SET RPM! RÉGLER RÉGIME! Must SET TIME! RÉGLER LA DURÉE! Set TOTAL VOLUME...
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Page 30: Defining The Direction Of Pumping
5.2 Defining the Direction of Pumping The INLET SELECT key, left and right pump icons, and green LEDs define the direction of pumping by specifying the tubing inlets and outlets. Refer to Figure 5-1. To determine the direction of pumping, look at the left and right pump icons and green LEDs. -
Page 31: Selecting The Tubing Inner Diameter
Operating the Pump Motor in the STOPPED Display Mode To change the direction of pumping, press the INLET SELECT key. The lit, green LEDs change positions. Fluid flows in the opposite direction. To change back to the original direction of pumping, simply press the INLET SELECT key again. - Page 32 Press the TUBE ID key. The display shows the last TUBE ID setting used, in inches or millimeters. Table 5-2 lists all the pre-programmed tubing inner diameters. Use the UP and DOWN ARROW keys to enter a TUBE ID on the display. Once you start the pump motor, after selecting a mode (refer to Chapter 6), the pump will dispense fluid at a flow rate calculated based on the last TUBE ID displayed before the pump starts to run.
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Page 33: Priming The Tubing
Operating the Pump Motor in the STOPPED Display Mode 5.4 Priming the Tubing Pressing the PRIME key causes the tubing to fill with fluid. To prime the tubing, press and hold down the PRIME key. As long as you hold down the PRIME key, fluid flows in the tubing, and the display shows “Priming...”. - Page 34 Operating the Pump Motor in the STOPPED Display Mode Since tubes of different materials, sizes, ages, and durometers produce different flow rates, the CALIBRATE key allows you to calibrate each piece of tubing you use. Calibration accuracy data is shown in Table 9-1 in Chapter 9. Once the tubing is calibrated, you no longer need to be concerned about flow rate variances outlines in Table 9-3.
- Page 35 Operating the Pump Motor in the STOPPED Display Mode 10. After you have finished dispensing, press the START/STOP key to stop the pump motor. Then measure the dispensed fluid’s volume using your calibrated beaker. 11. When you have determined the volume of the dispensed fluid, use the UP and DOWN ARROW keys to enter this volume on the display.
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Page 36: Measuring The Temperature Of A Fluid
5.6 Measuring the Temperature of a Fluid The TEMP key displays the temperature of the fluid, as measured via an optional Type K thermocouple probe. The pump motor is equipped with an SMP Type K female thermocouple jack, located near the bottom on the back of the pump motor. - Page 37 Operating the Pump Motor in the STOPPED Display Mode Using the UP ARROW key ( ) will cause the RPM setting to scroll up to 600 rpm then roll over to 10 rpm. Display shows xxx rpm Using the DOWN ARROW key ( ) will cause the RPM setting to scroll down to ACTION Displays current 10 rpm then roll over to 600 rpm.
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Page 38: Chapter 6 Operating The Pump Motor In The Running Display Mode
Operating the Pump Motor in the RUNNING Display Mode 6.1 The RPM Mode Figure 6-1 shows the overall block diagram of the RPM Mode in the RUNNING Display Mode. STOPPED DISPLAY MODE START STOP In the RPM Mode, you pump fluid at a certain motor speed, without setting the amount of time you pump or the volume you dispense. - Page 39 Operating the Pump Motor in the RUNNING Display Mode Use the UP and DOWN ARROW keys to enter the RPM setting you desire. Display shows xxx RPM ACTION RPM setting scrolls up Figure 6-2 shows the range of the RPM numbers you can work with. Once the display shows the RPM setting you desire, press the START/STOP key.
- Page 40 Table 6-1 DISPLAY SHOWS xxx rpm ON/OFF Switch xxx rpm START STOP Must STOP first! INLET SELECT STOP to Prime... PRIME xxx °C TEMP xxx rpm xx:xx:xx TIME RPM MODE ACTION TAKEN AND PROCEDURE Pump motor’s power NOTE: if you turn off the pump motor’s power, the pump stops running.
- Page 41 Table 6-1 (cont’d) DISPLAY SHOWS xxx mL/min FLOW RATE xxx Liter/min TOTAL VOLUME xxx Liters TUBE ID=xxx TUBE ID CALIBRATED! CALIBRATE not calibrated Language Button AND PROCEDURE Press the FLOW RATE key. The display flashes the fluid flow rate calculated for the RPM setting previously selected (xxx mL/min or xxx L/min).
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Page 42: The Flow Rate Mode
6.2 The FLOW RATE Mode Figure 6-3 shows the overall block diagram of the FLOW RATE Mode in the RUNNING Display Mode. STOPPED DISPLAY MODE In the FLOW RATE Mode, you pump fluid at a certain flow rate, without setting the amount of time you pump or the amount of fluid you dispense. - Page 43 Operating the Pump Motor in the RUNNING Display Mode Use the UP and DOWN ARROW keys to enter the FLOW RATE setting you desire. FLOW RATE setting scrolls up Figure 6-4 shows the ranges allowed for the various tubing sizes. Range (1/32”...
- Page 44 Range (1.0 mm tube ID) Range (1.0 mm tube ID) 1 mL/min 48 mL/min 2 mL/min 47 mL/min 19 mL/min 20 mL/min 20 mL/min 19 mL/min 47 mL/min 2 mL/min 48 mL/min 1 mL/min Range (2.0 mm tube ID) Range (2.0 mm tube ID) 4 mL/min 210 mL/min 5 mL/min...
- Page 45 Operating the Pump Motor in the RUNNING Display Mode Once the display shows the FLOW RATE setting you desire, press the START/STOP key. As the fluid begins to dispense, the non-flashing display shows the calculated fluid flow rate. To stop pumping in the FLOW RATE Mode, simply press the START/STOP key again.
- Page 46 Table 6-2 DISPLAY SHOWS ON/OFF Switch XXX mL/min XXX L/min XXX mL/min START STOP XXX L/min Must STOP first! INLET SELECT STOP to Prime... PRIME xxx °C TEMP xxx rpm FLOW RATE MODE ACTION TAKEN AND PROCEDURE Pump motor’s power NOTE: if you turn off the pump motor’s power, the pump stops running.
- Page 47 Table 6-2 (cont’d) DISPLAY SHOWS TIME xxx mL/min FLOW RATE xxx L/min xxx mL/min TOTAL VOLUME xxx Liters TUBE ID=xxx TUBE ID CALIBRATED! CALIBRATE not calibrated xxx mL/min Language Button 6-10 FLOW RATE MODE AND PROCEDURE Displays cumulative TIME since start xx:xx:xx Press the TIME key.
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Page 48: The Time Mode
6.3 The TIME Mode Figure 6-5 shows the overall block diagram of the TIME Mode in the RUNNING Display Mode. TUBE ID FLOW RATE STOPPED DISPLAY MODE TIME (Time Runs Out) START STOP (Forced Stop) Figure 6-5. Block Diagram: Pumping in the TIME Mode In the TIME Mode, you pump fluid at a certain motor speed or flow rate, for a particular amount of time. - Page 49 Operating the Pump Motor in the RUNNING Display Mode When the display flashes the RPM or FLOW RATE setting you desire, press the TIME key. The display shows the current TIME setting (xx:xx:xx) with either the HOURS, MINUTES, or SECONDS flashing. To change the HOURS setting, press the TIME key repeatedly, until the HOURS flash.
- Page 50 Display shows xx:xx:xx ACTION TIME setting scrolls up To change the SECONDS setting, press the TIME key repeatedly, until the SECONDS flash. Use the UP and DOWN ARROW keys to enter the SECONDS setting you desire. Once the display shows the TIME setting you desire, press the START/STOP key. As the fluid begins to dispense, the non-flashing display shows the actual time that the pump has been running.
- Page 51 Table 6-3 DISPLAY SHOWS ON/OFF Switch START STOP Must STOP first! INLET SELECT STOP to Prime... PRIME TEMP 6-14 TIME MODE AND PROCEDURE xx:xx:xx NOTE: if you turn off the pump motor’s power, the pump stops running. To continue pumping, turn on the unit’s power. The display returns to the STOPPED Display Mode and shows the time elapsed during pumping.
- Page 52 Table 6-3 (cont’d) DISPLAY SHOWS xx:xx:xx TIME xxx mL/min FLOW RATE xxx L/min xxx mL TOTAL VOLUME xxx Liters TUBE ID=xxx TUBE ID CALIBRATED! CALIBRATE not calibrated xx:xx:xx Language Button TIME MODE ACTION TAKEN AND PROCEDURE Displays current TIME setting Press the TIME key.
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Page 53: The Total Volume Mode
Operating the Pump Motor in the RUNNING Display Mode 6.4 The TOTAL VOLUME Mode Figure 6-7 shows the overall block diagram of the TOTAL VOLUME Mode in the RUNNING Display Mode. TUBE ID FLOW RATE STOPPED DISPLAY MODE TOTAL VOLUME (Total Volume is Dispensed) START STOP... -
Page 54: Pumping In The Total Volume Mode
6.4.1 Pumping in the TOTAL VOLUME Mode To pump fluid in the TOTAL VOLUME Mode, do the following: Set up the pump motor for pumping, according to Chapter 3. Toggle the ON/OFF switch to turn on the unit’s power. The display is in the STOPPED Display Mode. - Page 55 Operating the Pump Motor in the RUNNING Display Mode Once the display shows the TOTAL VOLUME setting you desire, press the START/STOP key. As the fluid begins to dispense, the non-flashing display shows the calculated volume of dispensed fluid, as it occurs in time. Table 6-4 shows how other keys and buttons can be used while pumping in the TOTAL VOLUME mode.
- Page 56 Table 6-4 DISPLAY SHOWS ON/OFF Switch xxx mL xxx Liters xxx mL START STOP xxx Liters Must STOP first! INLET SELECT STOP to Prime... PRIME xxx °C TEMP xxx rpm xx:xx:xx TIME TOTAL VOLUME MODE ACTION TAKEN AND PROCEDURE Pump motor’s power NOTE: if you turn off the pump motor’s power, the pump stops running.
- Page 57 Table 6-4 (cont’d) DISPLAY SHOWS xxx mL/min FLOW RATE TOTAL VOLUME TUBE ID=xxx TUBE ID CALIBRATED! CALIBRATE not calibrated Language Button 6-20 TOTAL VOLUME MODE AND PROCEDURE Press the FLOW RATE key. The display flashes the calculated xxx L/min fluid flow rate (xxx mL/min or xxx L/min). Displays current TOTAL VOLUME setting xxx mL Press the TOTAL VOLUME key.
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Page 58: Preventing Tubing From Moving During Pump Operation
6.5 Preventing Tubing from Moving During Pump Operation Once you start the pump, you may need to adjust the Clamp Screw slightly, to prevent the tube from creeping (moving) through the pump. Creeping tends to occur on tubing of larger sizes and tubing made from low friction materials (for example, Santoprene). -
Page 59: Auxiliary In (Remote Start/Stop)
Operating the Pump Motor in the RUNNING Display Mode Aux Out V+ Aux Out Gnd Connect the circuit shown to the Auxiliary Out terminals with the motor stopped. Press the START/STOP key. The motor starts, and the LED in the circuit goes off. Press the START/STOP key. -
Page 60: Chapter 7 Troubleshooting Guide
Troubleshooting Guide 7.1 Display Error Messages Error Message CAL OVERFLOW! Calibration FAIL Illegal Op Code Problem While calibrating, you have allowed the motor to run at a high RPM setting for a very long time, or you have entered a total volume that would result in an inappropriate calibration factor. - Page 61 Troubleshooting Guide Error Message Illegal Op Code (continued) Is pump running? Locked Rotor? Problem There may be significant electrical noise affecting the pump motor. There may be a problem with the microprocessor. You have selected a command that requires the pump motor to be running.
- Page 62 Error Message Locked Rotor? (continued) Lost PHASE SYNC! Must SET RPM! Must SET TIME! Problem There may be an internal problem. There may be an internal problem. You have attempted to pump in the RPM Mode with the RPM set to 0 rpm. You have attempted to dispense fluid during calibration with the RPM set to 0 rpm.
- Page 63 Troubleshooting Guide Error Message Must STOP first! not applicable not available OVERCURRENT! Problem You have attempted to calibrate or change the direction of pumping while the pump is running. You have attempted to perform a function that you can not perform at this time.
- Page 64 Error Message OVERCURRENT! (continued) Select a MODE! Set RPM or RATE! SET TOTAL VOLUME Problem You have attempted to start the pump, either while the display shows the TUBE ID setting, or after you had entered the volume dispensed in the calibration process.
- Page 65 Troubleshooting Guide Error Message Short Circuit? >10,000 Liters!!! >12:59:59! Problem The motor should have stopped, but instead, it is still running. Your pumping has exceeded the maximum volume of 10,000 Liters. Your pumping has exceeded the maximum time of 12:59:59. Solution Turn the unit’s power off and on, adjust the settings, and...
- Page 66 Error Message Watchdog Failure! Problem The pump motor’s software was unable to track whatever the pump was in the process of doing. The line voltage may be bad. There may be significant electrical noise affecting the pump motor. There may be a problem with the microprocessor.
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Page 67: Other Pumping Problems
Troubleshooting Guide 7.2 Other Pumping Problems Problem No power to unit when ON/OFF switch is in the ON position so that the main circuit board is not getting ac power No flow out of the tube outlet Solution Make sure the line cord is plugged into an active wall socket. Check to see if the fuse is blown. - Page 68 Problem No flow out of the tube outlet (cont’d) Fluid flows in the opposite direction of what is intended Unable to fasten two stacked pumps to the motor Motor will not turn Solution If the previous solutions do not help your situation, there may be a problem with the way the tubing is loaded in the pump(s).
- Page 69 Troubleshooting Guide Problem Motor will not turn (OVERCURRENT condition) To recover from an overcurrent, first turn the power switch off, and then back on. Then attempt solutions 1 through 8. The pump(s) will not stay on the motor Pump messages appear in a language other than the one you want Problem has not been resolved...
- Page 70 Troubleshooting Guide Notes 7-11...
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Page 71: Chapter 8 Technical Details
Technical Details 8.1 Theory of Operation The pump motor consists of an electric motor and a pulley assembly controlled by a microprocessor and circuit board. Driven by ac power, the motor produces a torque which drives the pulley assembly. The pulley assembly reduces the motor output speed and drives the pump. - Page 72 Technical Details Notes...
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Page 73: Chapter 9 Specifications
Specifications Maximum Fluid Back Pressure: Max Suction Lift: Temperature Range (Fluid): Flow Rate: Motor: Display: Power: Line cord: Housing: Dimensions (H x W x D): Weight: Fuse: Tubing Wall Tubing Size Thickness Inner Diameter ⁄ " ⁄ " ⁄ " ⁄... - Page 74 Specifications Flow rate tests were done with 20°C water at 0 PSI back pressure. Tubing Wall Tubing Size Thickness Inner Diameter ⁄ " ⁄ " ⁄ " ⁄ " ⁄ " ⁄ " 1.5 mm 1.5 mm 1.5 mm 1.5 mm 1.5 mm 1.5 mm 1.5 mm...
- Page 75 Tubing operating life tests are done at 600 RPM, with 20°C water, 0 PSI back pressure until the tubing breaks. Average tubing life hours are shown. However, tubing life varies considerably depending on tubing formulation, tubing back pressure, and fluid pumped. Tubing should be inspected periodically for wear. Tubing Wall Tubing Wall Thickness...
- Page 76 Specifications Table 9-5. Tubing Size vs Min. Motor Speed Required for Priming * (* Tests are done using 20°C water, 0 psi back pressure) Tubing Size - ID Minimum Motor Speed (RPM) ⁄ " ⁄ " ⁄ " ⁄ " ⁄...
- Page 77 Table 9-6. Average Flow Rates For Viscous Liquids Tubing Wall Liquid Thickness Mineral Oil ⁄ " Mineral Oil ⁄ " Mineral Oil ⁄ " Mineral Oil ⁄ " Mineral Oil ⁄ " Mineral Oil ⁄ " Molasses ⁄ " Molasses ⁄...
- Page 78 Specifications Notes...
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Page 79: Chapter 10 Spare Parts And Accessories
Spare Parts and Accessories The pump motor is equipped with a protective cover, which can be attached to whichever pump mounting site is not being used for pumping. Simply place the cover over the mounting site to avoid catching fingers or clothing in the groove of the motor shaft. - Page 80 Spare Parts and Accessories RECOMMENDED TUBING TYPES AND SIZES * Contact the Sales Department for the specific part numbers of the tubing you wish to purchase. 10-2 Table 10-2. Accessories (cont’d) Part Number * Tubing Type TYVY Series Vinyl TYVY Series Vinyl TYVY Series Vinyl...
- Page 81 Spare Parts and Accessories You can use optional Peristaltic Pumps (Part Number FPU500) with the motor. Figure 10-1 shows a pump. You can attach one pump to each side of the motor or two pumps to either side. Contact Sales for more information about the pumps. Figure 10-1.
- Page 82 Spare Parts and Accessories Notes 10-4...
- Page 83 OMEGA ENGINEERING, INC. warrants this unit to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for a period of 25 months from date of purchase. OMEGA’s WARRANTY adds an additional one (1) month grace period to the normal two (2) year product warranty to cover handling and shipping time. This ensures that OMEGA’s customers receive maximum coverage on each product.