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Explains signal words like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTE used for hazards and information.
Illustrates and explains safety symbols for general danger, electric voltage, and flammable substances.
Explains the pattern of safety instructions, including explanatory and instruction text.
Describes information symbols for requests to take action, consequences, and additional information.
Mentions conformity to EC/EU directives and refers to the declaration of conformity.
Warns about hazards and emphasizes intended use and the lubricator being in perfect working order.
States that only qualified personnel who have read and understood the manual may work on the lubricator.
Lists points for intended use, including industrial use and adherence to technical data.
Defines misuse as use beyond permitted technical data, which is forbidden.
Excludes claims for personal injury or property damage in specific cases of improper use or maintenance.
Provides general safety instructions including DANGER, NOTE, WARNING, and CAUTION categories.
States that type plates are attached to the pump and cartridge for identification.
Explains identification via type plate, serial number, and CE mark.
Details the structure of the ordering code for selecting the lubricator configuration.
Provides detailed technical specifications for housing, lubricants, hydraulics, and electrical data.
Instructs to check delivery completeness against the bill and report missing parts or damage.
Describes packaging material and advises on proper disposal according to regulations.
Provides safety notes for transport, warning against hard knocks and suspended loads.
Specifies storage conditions: horizontal, dry, 0-30°C, max 2 years, and recommends FIFO.
Advises reading general safety instructions before installation and warns against compressed air use.
Details steps for installing the lubricator, including cartridge, mounting, and tube connection.
Provides critical DANGER warnings regarding electrical connections and outlines safety rules.
Introduces adjustable parameters like Pressure (P), Time (t), and Cycles (C) for operation.
Explains the parameter P for setting the maximum counter pressure in bars.
Describes parameter t for setting the cartridge emptying time in months.
Explains parameter C for setting the number of dosing strokes per lubrication cycle.
Details parameter Pu indicating the operating mode (external controller or time-controlled).
Explains parameter U indicating the cartridge size (125 cm³ or 250 cm³).
Describes parameter E for inverting output signals for empty state, error, and feedback.
Explains parameter L for the signal image of the empty signal sent to an external controller.
Details parameter F for sending a signal during a pumping sequence (motor running check).
Provides tables and formulas for selecting parameters t (emptying time) and C (number of cycles).
Illustrates the complete menu structure of the lubricator with action symbols.
Explains the procedure for switching the lubricator on and off using the magnetic pin.
Describes how to change parameters like Pu, t, and C in the standard menu (Pro).
Explains how to trigger a single lubrication sequence manually.
Details how to trigger the filling function for venting or filling and how to abort it.
Explains how to change parameters in the Expert menu, with a caution about fundamental effects.
Provides instructions and notes for replacing the lubricant cartridge.
Details the procedure for replacing the battery on battery-powered versions.
Details the pin assignments for the M12x1 connector for time-controlled operation.
Lists and describes output signals (PIN 4) for time-controlled operation.
Explains how the 24V and battery versions can be switched off or put into standby.
Describes the input signals for controlling the lubricator from an external controller via PIN 2.
Lists predefined control signals (input signals) and their functions for pulse control.
Explains the 2-sec input signal for triggering a single pump stroke and lubrication sequence.
Describes the 3-sec input signal for triggering two consecutive pump strokes and lubrication sequences.
Explains the 4-sec input signal for triggering lubrication sequences based on parameter C.
Details the 6-sec and 12-sec signals for initiating the filling or venting procedure.
Explains the 10-sec input signal used to acknowledge error messages.
Describes the output signals transmitted by the lubricator to an external controller in pulse mode.
Lists predefined output signals (e.g., OFF, On, E1, E2) and their meanings.
Details error E1, which signals that the lubricant cartridge is empty.
Explains error E2, indicating that no cartridge is screwed onto the lubricator.
Illustrates the signal curve transition from error E1 (empty) to E2 (no cartridge) during cartridge replacement.
Describes error E3, signaling that the lubricator's supply voltage is too low.
Details error E7, indicating that the maximum pressure is exceeded during a dosing sequence.
Outlines essential maintenance tasks including visual inspection and cleaning procedures.
Emphasizes the importance of visual checks for lubrication system integrity and lubricant levels.
Provides guidelines for cleaning the lubricator, cautioning against using compressed air.
Details the steps required to safely start up the lubricator after maintenance activities.
Presents a schedule for visual inspection, cleaning, and torque checks.
Advises checking the type plate for lubricant specifications and obtaining further information.
Provides instructions for disposing of the lubricator, cartridges, and batteries according to regulations.
Lists specified tightening torques for common thread sizes in general mechanical engineering.
Contains the EC declaration of conformity for the lubrication system according to relevant directives.
General| Model | LUC+125 |
|---|---|
| Housing material | Aluminum |
| Protection class | IP65 |
| Operating pressure | 125 bar |
| Voltage | 24 V DC |
| Flow rate | 0.1 - 20 cm³/min |
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