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General| Brand | Ecolab |
|---|---|
| Model | Lubo-DryExx |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Manufacturer guarantees product performance based on adherence to specific conditions.
Procedure for handling damaged units discovered upon unpacking.
Specifies that only authorized experts may perform repair and maintenance work.
Provides contact details for Ecolab Engineering GmbH support.
All procedures must be performed by qualified personnel with the device off and depressurized.
Explains the meaning of highlight symbols like WARNING, CAUTION, IMPORTANT, and NOTE.
DryExx® stations require use with control units and by qualified personnel.
DryExx® Advanced control systems operate on 120-500 V AC; follow electrical safety guidelines.
Notes on power interruption, electrical repairs by electricians, and protective clothing.
Explains numberings introduced by the symbol (*) for technician/user activities.
Details the Lubo-DryExx® metering station with its article numbers for identification.
Details the DryExx® Advanced control system, including its article number.
Refers to the main operating instruction manual for the Lubo-DryExx® Advanced system.
Describes the DryExx® system components: metering station, control unit, piping, and nozzles.
Details the DryExx® Advanced control system, its Siemens PLC basis, and functions.
Explains how lubrication is applied, including pump activation, valve opening, and depressurisation.
Details the components and processes involved in configuring the DryExx® system.
Describes the pneumatically driven diaphragm pump and its control mechanism.
Details the compressed air unit, comprising filter regulator and solenoid valve.
Explains the pneumatically controlled valve used for system pressure release.
Describes the suction lance with an empty detector unit and float contact for monitoring.
Provides an overview of different DryExx® system control variants available.
Describes the simpler DryExx® Small control unit based on Unitronics JAZZ!.
Details the DryExx® Basic control system based on Unitronics Vision 130.
Describes the DryExx® Advanced control system based on Siemens S7-300.
Details the DryExx® Advanced DP control system with Siemens S7-300.
Describes the DryExx® Advanced ETH control system with Siemens S7-300.
Details the DryExx® Universal modular control center for belt lubrication systems.
Describes the tailor-made DryExx® Venture systems for special requirements.
Provides diagrams and a list of components for connecting DryExx® units.
Details parts supplied and considerations for wall mounting the DryExx® system.
Outlines configurable parameters in 'General Parameters' and 'Circuit Parameters' menus.
Details initial setup steps, including valve allocation and password changes.
Describes the user interface and navigation within the control system screens.
Explains information displayed on the system's main screen upon startup.
Details how to access and interpret system statistical data.
Explains statistics screen info, including shutdown and startup times.
Describes how to access and navigate the system's archive data.
Guides selection of daily, monthly, or yearly archive data.
Explains selection of a system from archive data.
Details selection of a specific circuit from archive data.
Shows information displayed for a selected archive entry.
Describes accessing and viewing circuit-specific parameters.
Guides selection of an area to view circuit parameters.
Details selection of a circuit to view its parameters.
Explains viewing and changing valve and booster times for parameters.
Details viewing and changing valve times for parameters.
Describes viewing and changing separate booster function settings.
Explains how to access and view system messages.
Details the types of messages indicated by the system, including fault and operating signals.
Explains the procedure for logging out of the system.
Describes how to access the general parameters of the system.
Lists parameters available in the 'Parameter Generaly' display.
Explains the different operation modes: Automatic, Manual, and Off.
Describes the monitoring screen, showing metering values and deviations.
Details the unit counter function and how to change pulse width.
Provides access to system settings like time, language, and password.
Navigates through system settings options.
Explains how to change the system time and date.
Describes version selection and access to valve assignment.
Details how to assign valves to specific areas and circuits.
Explains control of digital outputs and signal inputs.
Describes activating, stopping, and managing digital outputs.
Shows the signal status of input bytes.
Explains switching between German and English language.
Details the process for inputting and confirming passwords.
States Windows layer access is not described due to security.
States installation requires manufacturer consultation and authorization.
Guidance on electrical connections and verifying voltage/frequency match.
Details connecting hoses, suction lance, and empty detector unit for chemical supply.
Steps for setting air pressure, starting application, and purging air from the system.
Explains setting the control unit for automatic operation based on production signals.
Describes the procedure and warnings for changing the hopper reservoir.
Lists common spare parts, lubricant connection parts, and specific components for both unit types.
Emphasizes careful attention to instructions for maintaining condition and trouble-free operation.
Lists key maintenance points: checking dirt, valves, nozzles, filters, and connections.
Lists common errors, their causes, and suggested remedies for system faults.
Details technical specifications for the Lubo-DryExx® hardware components.
Lists technical specifications for the DryExx® Advanced control system.
Presents the official EC Declaration of Conformity for the Lubo-DryExx® hardware.
Presents the EC Declaration of Conformity for the control system.
