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Installation
AUTOMATIC SYSTEM ACTIVATION HAZARD
Unexpected activation of the pump lubrication system
could result in serious injury, including skin injection
and amputation.
The Lubrication Controller has an automatic timer
that activates the pump lubrication system when
power is connected or when exiting this device's
programming function. Before you install or remove
the Lubrication Controller from the system,
disconnect and isolate all system power supplies and
relieve pressure for all system components.
NOTICE
Pre-drill and use only designated mounting holes in
Lubrication Controller box. Failure to use designated
mounting holes can cause circuit board damage.
Mounting
1. Select a flat surface to install the Lubrication
Controller. Drill mounting holes, refer to Mounting
Hole Layout, page 23.
2. Align the junction box with the pre-drilled holes (F
4). Secure the junction box to the mounting surface
with three screws (not provided)
F
. 4 Pre-drilled holes
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Wiring
The Lubrication Controller Connector (H) is rated for 240
VAC, 17 A (F
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. 5: Lubrication Controller Connector
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Output voltage is the same as the input voltage.
NOTICE
The pump is designed for 10 A. The auxiliary outputs
are designed for 10 A.
The entire system, however, is only capable of
delivering a total of 15 A.
Therefore, if the pump is a 10 A load, the sensors and
auxiliary output must not exceed 5 A.
The Lubrication Controller is designed to power a
pump or to provide an enable signal to a pump.
Sensor Wiring Configurations are located on
page 11.
Wiring Diagram is located on page 10.
Installation
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