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Operation
Operation
System Control
The system is controlled externally using a PLC or auto-
mated device. Controlled parameters include:
•
Start/stop (cycle) time.
•
Time needed to decompress the circuit when setting
up the cycle time.
•
Time needed for recharging the volumetric dispens-
ers. This time depends on the oil viscosity, length of
the circuit, amount of fluid required for each lubrica-
tion point.
A pressure gauge can be installed in the pressure line to
verify the working pressure is correct, 25 to 30 bar (2.5
to 3.0 MPa, 362.6 to 435.1 psi).
Electric Level Switch
Type of contact
maximum switching voltage
Connection
Power breakdown
Connector
Function
F
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Reed Switch Protection
To protect the functionality of the reed switch, the cus-
tomer must provide appropriate protective circuits. This
depends on the used loads.
If inductive loads are used (relays, solenoids and
motors) the most common contact suppression methods
are diode and RC suppression.
If capacitive loads like long wires are used, the most
common solution is to fit a resistor in series with the
switch.
If a lamp load is used the high inrush current can be
reduced through the use of a current limiting resistor in
series with the switch.
Filling the Reservoir
Reed
230 VAC
max 0.5 Amps
max 30 Watts
DIN EN175301-803
See F
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F
1. Remove the fill cap (a) and filter (b) from the fill tube.
2. Wipe the top of the fill tube and reservoir cover with
3. Fill the reservoir using clean oil with the same com-
4. Use a cloth to wipe off any oil drips or spills around
5. Replace filter (b) in the end of the fill tube.
6. Replace the cover (a). Hand tighten securely.
a
b
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a clean cloth to remove any dirt or debris that could
contaminate the clean oil while filling the reservoir.
patibility as the used oil.
the top and sides of the fill tube and reservoir cover.
3A5213B
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