SKF 086501 User manual

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for control of up to three pumps, each with an
SKF Progressive centralized lubrication system containing one to
three main lines.
Lubrication Monitor Controller
of series LMC 301
Version 02
Operating instructions
acc. to EMC and LVD Directives and UL Standard

EN Information concerning EU Declaration of Conformity
EU Declaration of Conformity in accordance with Directive 2014/30/EU on the electromagnetic compatibility
of devices and Directive 2014/35/EU on the use of electrical equipment within certain voltage limits
The manufacturer, SKF Lubrication Systems Germany GmbH , Walldorf Plant, Heinrich-Hertz-Str. 2-8, DE - 69190 Walldorf, hereby declares
conformity of the device / the electrical equipment
Designation: Lubrication Monitor Controller
Type: LMC 301
Item number: 086500 / 086501 / 086502 / 086503
Year of manufacture: See rating plate
with all relevant provisions of the following Directives at the time of placing on the market. Furthermore, the following Directives and (harmonized) standards
were applied in the applicable areas:
2011/65/EU RoHS II Directive on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment
2014/30/EU EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility
2014/35/EU LVD Use of electrical equipment within certain voltage limits
UL 61010-1 UL (Underwriters Laboratories) Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment for Measurement, Control,
and Laboratory Use - Part 1: General Requirements
Standard Edition
DIN EN 61000-6-2 2006
DIN EN 61000-6-3 2011
UL 61010-1 2012
DIN EN 61010-1 2011
DIN EN 50581 2013
Walldorf, 2018, March
Stefan Schürmann
Manager R&D Hockenheim/Walldorf
SKF Lubrication Business Unit
Jürgen Kreutzkämper
Manager R&D Germany
SKF Lubrication Business Unit
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Manufacturer and service address
If you have questions, please contact:
SKF Lubrication Germany GmbH
Hockenheim Plant
2. Industriestrasse 4
68766 Hockenheim
Germany
Tel. [phone]
Fax [phone]
www.skf.com/lubrication
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Masthead
These operating instructions pursuant to
the EMC and LVD Directives are an integral
part of the product described here and must
be kept for future use.
Other language versions
Versions of these instructions in other
languages can be found at: www.skf.com/
lubrication
Warranty
The instructions do not contain any infor-
mation on the warranty. This can be found
in the General Conditions of Sales, which
are available at:
www.skf.com/lubrication.
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These instructions are protected by copy-
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The use of the contents for the purpose of
the creation of training documents for in-
ternal, non-commercial purposes is per-
mitted. Any other usage of the contents wi-
thout written permission of the rights
holder is prohibited and constitutes a viola-
tion of copyright.
SKF Lubrication Systems Germany GmbH
Walldorf Plant
Heinrich-Hertz-Str. 2-8
DE - 69190 Walldorf
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: Lubrication-german[email protected]om
www.skf.com/lubrication
Sales and Service Regions
Europe / Africa / Near East / India
SKF Lubrication Systems Germany GmbH
Amerika / Asien / Pazifik
SKF Lubrication Business Unit
5148 N. Hanley Rd.,
St. Louis, MO 63134 USA
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Table of contents
Table of contents
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Operating instructions 1
EU Declaration 2
Explanation of symbols and signs 6
1. Safety instructions 8
1.1 General safety instructions 8
1.2 General behavior when handling
the product 8
1.3 Qualified technical personnel 9
1.4 Electric shock hazard 10
1.5 Operation 10
1.6 Assembly/maintenance/malfunction/
decommissioning/disposal 10
1.7 Intended use 11
1.8 Foreseeable misuse 11
1.9 Disclaimer of liability 12
1.10 Referenced documents 12
1.11 Warning labels on the product 12
1.12 Residual risks 13
2. Overview/System description 14
2.1 LMC 301 controller unit 17
2.2 General design of a progressive
centralized lubrication system with
LMC 301 Controller 18
2.2.1 System design 19
3. Technical data 21
3.1 General technical data 21
4. Delivery, returns, and storage 23
4.1 Checking the delivery 23
4.2 Returns 23
4.3 Storage 23
4.3.1 Electronic and electrical devices 23
4.3.2 General notes 23
5. Assembly 24
5.1 General information 24
5.2 Setup and attachment 24
5.2.1 Port dimensions, assembly holes,
and minimum mounting dimensions 25
5.2.2 Opening the controller unit 26
5.2.3 Minimum mounting dimensions 26
5.2.4 Assembly of the controller unit 26
5.3 Electrical connection
5.3.1 General 27
5.3.2 Terminal board 100 to 240 VAC 29
5.3.3 Terminal board 24 VDC 30
5.3.4 Line routing 31
5.3.5 Connecting wires 31
5.3.6 Power supply 100 to 240 V AC
and 24 V DC 32
5.3.7 Load switching relay 32
5.3.8 Terminal strip for relay outputs 33
5.3.9 Terminal strip for digital inputs 34
5.3.10 Terminal strip for analog inputs 34
5.3.11 Adding an additional IO connection
to RS485 interface 35
5.4 Note on the rating plate 36
5.5 Information on CE marking 37
6. Configuration by operator/local admin 38
6.1 Configuration of the controller unit
with PC software 38
6.2 Configuration of the controller unit
via the display on the controller unit 39
6.2.3 Display and control elements of the
control screen 41
6.2.4 Menu navigation for operators
without password access 44
6.2.5 Menu navigation for local admins
with password access 46
6.2.6 Main menu 48

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6.2.7 General setting options without
(with) password access 49
6.2.8 Setting options for local admins
(setters) with password access 51
6.2.8.1 Changing the password 52
6.3 Progressive-Control system
examples 59
6.3.1 3-zone progressive centralized
lubrication system with 2/2 directional
solenoid valves and
piston detectors (CS) 60
6.3.2 3-zone progressive centralized
lubrication system with 3/2 directional
solenoid valves and
piston detectors (PK) 62
7. Operation/decommissioning and disposal 67
7.1 User-configurable setting options 67
7.2 Temporary shutdown 68
7.3 Recommissioning 68
7.4 Decommissioning and disposal 68
8. Maintenance 69
8.1 General information 69
8.2 Maintenance schedule 70
8.3 Battery replacement 71
8.4 Software update 71
9. Malfunctions, causes, and remedies 72
9.1 Fuse replacement 72
9.2 Display of error notifications via
fault LED 73
9.3 Display of error notifications on
the screen 73
9.4 Progressive Control unit
- Commissioning malfunctions 77
9.5 System malfunctions 78
9.6 Feeder and system malfunctions 81
9.7 Measures in response to
malfunctions 84
10. Spare parts/accessories 85
11. System configuration 86
11.1 Menu navigation for system
configuration - pump settings 86
11.1.1 Menu navigation for system
configuration - zone settings 88
11.2 Menu structure for system
configuration 90
11.3 Amount of pumps 91
11.4 Setting the pump 92
11.5 Zone 1 Settings
(main line settings) 107
11.5.1 Zone 2/Zone 3 Settings
(main lines) 114
11.6 Setting parameters to default 115
11.7 Reset to factory settings 115

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Possible symbols
Meaning
Note
Electric shock hazard
Slipping hazard
Hazard from hot surfaces
Risk of being drawn into machinery
Crushing hazard
Danger from suspended load
Pressure injection hazard
Explosion-proof component
Electrostatic sensitive components
Wear personal safety equipment
(goggles)
Secure (lock) the machine against
accidental starting
Environmentally sound disposal
Explanation of symbols and signs
Explanation of symbols and signs
Activities that present specific hazards to
persons or material assets are indicated
with warnings.
Read the instructions completely and follow
all operating instructions and the warning
and safety instructions.
Warning level Consequence Probability
DANGER Death / serious injury Immediate
WARNING Serious injury Possible
CAUTION Minor injury Possible
NOTE Property damage Possible
Symbol
Information symbols within the text
Symbol Meaning
Prompts an action
Used for itemizing
Refers to other facts, causes, or consequences
Provides additional information within procedures
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Explanation of symbols and signs
Abbreviations and conversion factors
Abbreviations
re regarding oz. ounce
approx. approximately psi pounds per square inch
°C degrees Celsius hp horsepower
s seconds lb. pound
dB (A) sound pressure level sq.in. square inch
i.e. that is kp kilopond
etc. et cetera cu.in. cubic inch
poss. possibly mph miles per hour
< less than fpsec feet per second
± plus or minus °F degrees Fahrenheit
> greater than fl.oz. fluid ounce
e.g. for example in. inch
if necessary if necessary gal. gallon
etc. et cetera
usually usually
Ø diameter Conversion factors
incl. including Length 1 mm = 0.03937 in.
K Kelvin Area 1 cm² = 0.155 sq.in.
kg kilogram Volume 1 ml = 0.0352 fl.oz.
RH relative humidity 1 l = 2.11416 pints (US)
kW kilowatt Mass 1 kg = 2.205 lbs
l liter 1 g = 0.03527 oz.
min. minute Density 1 kg/cm³ = 8.3454 lb./gal. (US)
max. maximum 1 kg/cm³ = 0.03613 lb./cu.in.
min. minimum Force 1 N = 0.10197 kp
mm millimeter Speed 1 m/s = 3.28084 fpsec
ml milliliter 1 m/s = 2.23694 mph
N Newton Acceleration 1 m/s² = 3.28084 ft./s²
Nm Newton meter Pressure 1 bar = 14.5 psi
Temperature °C = (°F-32) x 5/9
Power 1 kW = 1.34109 hp
Instructions placed on a unit, machine, or
equipment, such as:
o Rotation arrow
o Fluid connection labels
o Warnings
must be followed and kept in fully legible
condition.
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1. Safety instructions
1.1 General safety instructions
The operator must ensure that the instruc-
tions are read and fully understood by all
persons tasked with working on the product
or who supervise or instruct such persons.
The operator must also ensure that the
staff fully understands the content of the
instructions.
The instructions must be kept readily avail-
able together with the product.
The manual forms part of the product and
must accompany the product if sold to a
new owner.
The product described here was manufac-
tured according to the state of the art.
Risks may, however, arise from its usage
and may result in personal injury or damage
to property.
Any malfunctions affecting safety must be
remedied immediately.
In addition to the assembly instructions/op-
erating instructions, all statutory regulations
and other regulations for accident preven-
tion and environmental protection must be
observed.
1.2 General behavior when handling the
product
o The product may only be used in awa-
reness of the potential dangers, in pro-
per technical condition, and according
to the information in this manual.
o Personnel must familiarize themselves
with the functions and operation of the
product. The specified assembly and
operating steps and their sequences
must be observed.
o Any unclear points regarding proper
condition or correct assembly/operation
must be clarified.
Operation is prohibited until issues have
been clarified.
o Unauthorized persons must be kept
away.
o All safety instructions and in-house
instructions relevant to the particular
activity must be observed.
o Responsibilities for different activities
must be clearly defined and observed.
Uncertainty seriously endangers safety.
o Protective and safety mechanisms can-
not be removed, modified, nor disabled
during operation and must be checked
for proper function and completeness at
regular intervals.
If protective and safety mechanisms
must be removed, they must be ins-
talled immediately following conclu-
sion of work and checked for proper
function.
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1.3 Qualified technical personnel
Only qualified technical personnel may in-
stall, operate, maintain, and repair the prod-
ucts described here.
Such persons are familiar with the relevant
standards, rules, accident prevention regu-
lations, and assembly conditions as a result
of their training, experience, and instruction.
They are qualified to carry out the required
activities and in doing so recognize and
avoid any potential hazards. The definition
of qualified personnel and the prohibition
against employing non-qualified person-
nel are laid down in DIN VDE 0105 and IEC
364. Relevant country-specific definitions of
qualified technical personnel apply for coun-
tries outside the scope of DIN VDE 0105 or
IEC 364.
The core principles of these country-specific
qualification requirements for technical
personnel cannot be below those of the two
standards mentioned above.
The operator is responsible for assigning
tasks and the area of responsibility.
The personnel must be trained and in-
structed prior to beginning work if they do
not possess the requisite knowledge.
Product training can also be performed by
SKF in exchange for costs incurred.
o Any malfunctions that occur must be
resolved according to responsibility. The
supervisor must be notified immediate-
ly in case of malfunctions outside one's
individual scope of responsibility.
o Wear personal protective equipment.
o Observe the relevant safety data sheets
when handling lubricants/equipment.
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1.4 Electric shock hazard 1.5 Operation
The following must be observed while work-
ing on the product.
o All information within this manual and
the information within the referenced
documents
o All laws and regulations that the operator
must observe
All relevant persons (operating personnel,
supervisors) must be informed of the activ-
ity prior to beginning work.
Precautionary operational measures / work
instructions must be observed.
o Take appropriate measures to ensure
that moving/detached parts are immo-
bilized during the work and that no body
parts can be pinched by unintended
movements.
o Assemble the product only outside the
operating range of moving parts, at an
adequate distance from sources of heat
or cold.
o Prior to performing work, the product
and the machine/system in which the
product will be integrated must be de-
energized and depressurized and secured
against unauthorized activation.
o All work on electrical components may be
performed only with voltage-insulated
tools.
1.6 Assembly/maintenance/malfunction/
decommissioning/disposal
WARNING
Electric shock
Work on the Lubrication Monitor
Controller may be performed only
by qualified and trained person-
nel authorized to do so by the
operator.
De-energize the product prior to
beginning work.
Local conditions for connections
and local regulations (e.g., DIN,
VDE) must be observed.
Serious injury or death and prop-
erty damage may result from im-
properly connected products.
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1.7 Intended use 1.8 Foreseeable misuse
Any usage of the product differing from the
aforementioned conditions and stated pur-
pose is strictly prohibited.
Particularly prohibited are:
o Use for other control tasks
o Use in an explosion protection zone
o Use to feed, forward, or store hazardous
substances and mixtures as defined in
Annex I Part 2-5 of the CLP Regulation
(EC 1272/2008)
o Use to feed / forward / store gases, lique-
fied gases, dissolved gases, vapors, or
fluids whose vapor pressure exceeds nor-
mal atmospheric pressure (1013 mbar)
by more than 0.5 bar at their maximum
permissible operating temperature
The Lubrication Monitor Controller is used
to control up to three pumps, each with
one to three zones (one to three main lines)
in SKF progressive centralized lubrication
systems.
LMC 301 designs 86501 and 86503 (IO
module) are powered via 110/230 VAC
mains provided by the customer. They must
be connected in accordance with DIN, VDE
regulations.
LMC 301 designs 86500 and 86502 (IO
module) are powered via 24 V DC.
The technical information contained in this
manual must be observed.
Any other usage is deemed non-compliant
with the intended use.
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o Fuses must not be bridged. Always re-
place fuses with fuses of the same type.
o Ensure proper grounding of the product.
o Drill holes required for assembly only on
non-critical, non-load-bearing parts.
o Other units of the machine/the vehicle
must not be damaged or impaired in their
function by the installation.
o No parts of the centralized lubrication
system may be subjected to torsion,
shear, or bending.
o Use suitable lifting gear when working
with heavy parts.
o Avoid mixing up/incorrectly assembling
disassembled parts. Label parts.
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Order No : 44-1826-3122
1.9 Disclaimer of liability
The manufacturer shall not be held liable for
damage resulting from:
o Failure to comply with these instructions
o The use of lubricants/media not approved
for the unit type
o Contaminated or unsuitable lubricants
o Installation of non-original SKF
components
o Non-compliant usage
o
Improper assembly, configuration or filling
o Improper reaction to malfunctions
o
Non-observance of maintenance intervals
o Independent modification of system
components
1.10 Referenced documents
In addition to this manual, the following
documents must be observed by the re-
spective target group:
o Operational instructions / approval rules
o Instructions from suppliers of purchased
parts
o Manual for the insulation resistance tester
o Project planning documents and other
relevant documents
The operator must supplement these docu-
ments with applicable regulations for the
country of use.
The documentation must be included if the
product is transferred to a new operator.
1.11 Warning labels on the product
The following warning labels are affixed to
the product. Before commissioning, check
that the labels are present and intact. Im-
mediately replace warning labels if damaged
or missing. The product must not be oper-
ated until then. See the positioning diagram
for the order number and position on the
product.
Positioning of warning labels, Fig. 1
Order No. : 246-078-289
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1.12 Residual risks
Table 1
Residual risk Remedy
Life cycle: Assembly/commissioning/operation/setup and retrofit
Electric shock due to defective or incor-
rectly connected power lead on power
supply or load relay
• Inspect the power lead for damage before starting the product
• Correctly wire/connect the power lead
Tearing/damage to lines when installed
on moving machine components
• Flexible cable lines must be used if installing on moving parts
Life cycle: Malfunction, troubleshooting, maintenance, repair/decommissioning and disposal
Electric shock due to defective power
lead on power supply
• Inspect the power lead for damage before starting the product
Electric shock from open control cabinet
or active energized components
• Disconnect the customer-provided main switch or mains plug (cut power) before performing
any work on electrical components
• Exercise caution when operating the product
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2. Overview/System description
2. Overview/System description
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Display, Fig. 2
PUMP A B C
RUN
LL
FA U LT
POWER
RESET
LMC 301
PUMP A B C
RUN
LL
FA U LT
POWER
RESET
LMC 301
The installation of the cable glands and the customer provided cord sets to be
done by the customer. The customer is responsible for proper installation.
Cable glands and conduits -see chapter Accessories, page 83.
When mounting the customer connecting cable no rigid connection pipe must be
used - see sign (1) on the controller ground.
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CAUTION!
Do not use rigid electrical conduits.
ACHTUNG!
keine starren Elektroinstallations-
rohre verwenden.
PUMP A B C
RUN
LL
FAULT
POWER
RESET
LMC301
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Status Overview and triggering an additional lubrication
Symbol Status Function
Press the arrow key to receive a status overview of the pumps resp. zones
(P1Z1 = Pump 1/Zone1 to max. P3Z3 Pump 3/Zone 3).
Press the arrow key again to display the residual pause time resp. residual runtime of the currently
selected pump/zone (e. g. P1Z1).
Press the arrow key again to display the activated inlets of the currently selected pump/zone.
Press the arrow key again to display the activated outlets of the currently selected pump/zone.
Press the "additional lubrication" key shortly to carry out an additional lubrication of the entire system
respectively of the activated zones (P1Z1 = pump 1/zone1 to max. max. P3Z3 pump 3/zone 3).
Overview States
P1Z1
P1Z2
P1Z3
States/Timer P1Z1
P1Z1
State: Hold (Pause/Lube)
Cycle Time:
Inputs (1) P1Z1
State: Lube
Outputs (1) P1Z1
State: Lube
Pump: O
Valve A/B: O
Additional lubrication
komplett
P1Z1
P1Z2
P1Z3

2. Overview/System description
Display and control elements of control screen
Symbol Designation Function
Display o Menu display / Display of values and parameters / Fault notification
o The right bar ( ) indicates that the menu extends beyond the current display
PUMP PUMP
Pumps A B C
Pump / main line A / B / C per pump
Max. of 3 main lines possible
RUN RUNning
Active control
LED lights up =
Indication of currently active pump/active control line (A/B/C)
LL Low Level
Minimum fill level reached
LED lights up =
Minimum fill level (pump A/B/C) reached
FA U LT FA U LT
Error notification
o LED flashes = Error detected
o LED lights up = Fault present
POWER POWER
Control unit On/Off
LED lights up = Control unit switched on
Function keys Control key in combination with the display above the key
Up arrow key menu control <Back menu level> / increase input value
"Down" arrow key menu control <Forward menu level> / reduce input value
Pressing triggers an interim lubrication.
Briefly pressing starts all systems
Actuations while in configuration mode are ignored.
RESET Long pressing (> 3 seconds) stops all systems or resets an error message.
Long pressing acknowledges and clears error messages.
RESET
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Display elements of the control screen
Symbol Status Function
Stopped/OFF o The system was stopped by pressing the Reset key and can be restarted by briefly pressing the Running key.
Pause o Respective lubrication zone is in interval time
Wait Temperature o Waiting period temperature
Wait o Lubrication zone waiting because another zone currently being lubricated
Lube o System is lubricating
Hold o Holding time
Pressure relief o System is relieving pressure
Runtime o Pump is running
Secured/
access denied o No access as local admin or supervisor
Access
o Access as local admin or supervisor
Fault o Fault is present
Digital inputs and
outputs on o Digital output is enabled
Digital inputs and
outputs off o Digital output is disabled
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2. Overview/System description
2.1 LMC 301 controller unit
The SKF LMC 301 Controller is used to
control SKF ProFlex centralized
lubrication systems.
Depending on the system design, up to
three independent lubrication zones can be
controlled.
The SKF LMC 301 Controller handles con-
trol and monitoring of the system. The cur-
rent system status is shown on the LMC 301
Controller's display. The user can quickly
adapt the lubrication procedure by changing
the lubrication intensity
<<Normal Cycle Set to Heavy Cycle Set>>.
The SKF LMC 301 Controller offers the
following pump settings according to the
system design:
o Up to three lubricant pumps
o Up to three lubrication zones (zones 1 to 3)
per pump (main lines 1 to 3)
o Pump control and monitoring
o Temperature monitoring by internal or
external sensor
o Automatic filling
The SKF LMC 301 Controller offers confi-
gurations for the following zone settings for
each zone:
o Type of zone valves via 2/2 or 3/2 direc-
tional solenoid valves
o Lubricating cycle control using
proximity switch, setting “Monitoring” or
“Controlling”
o Cycle Control for "light" or "heavy" de-
pending on machine requirement with
according selection of "Light" or "Heavy"
lubrication
o Lubrication settings, setting of lubrication
time or with counter controlled number of
pulses delivered by the machine
o Flow rate monitoring
o Alarm outputs and defined fault
diagnostics
Some system settings and timings can be
modified by the customer via the password
level Local Admin.
The previous settings can also be reset to
the default settings via the menu item
Set Params to Default.
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)see Figure 3
The LMC 301 Controller is used primarily in
progressive centralized lubrication systems
with multiple zones (main lines). The zones
are each switched via a 3/2 directional sole-
noid valve upstream of the zones.
The lubricant that comes from the pump is
fed to the progressive feeders via the ac-
tivated directional control valve. When the
directional control valve is deactivated, the
lubricant returns to the pump.
Progressive feeders can be modular feeders,
sectional feeders, or block feeders.
The zones are typically monitoring by a pis-
ton detector attached to each master feeder.
The piston detector accepts the feed pulses
issued by the progressive feeder and pas-
ses them to the controller. The directional
control valve is switched off after the preset
number of pulses is reached. At the same
time, the system switches from operational
time to interval time.
If the preset number of pulses is not
reached within the (zone) operational time,
then depending on the programming, either
the operational time is extended until the
required number of pulses is reached or the
system switches to interval time.
An error notification appears on the con-
troller’s display. This notification can be
forwarded to the customer’s process control
level (group error signal).
The fill level is monitored by a fill level switch
in the pump reservoir.
Directional control valves and fill level
switches can be designed as NO-contacts or
NC contacts.
Another system design involves using 2/3
directional solenoid valves instead of the
2/2 directional solenoid valves. In that case,
pressure is relieved via a relief valve within
the pump.
2.2 General design of a progressive centralized lubrication system with LMC 301 Controller 2.2.1 System design
)see Figure 3
The following description applies to a pro-
gressive centralized lubrication system with
two/three zones (main lines).
The LMC 301 progressive centralized lubri-
cation system generally consists of the com-
ponents: a pump unit (1) with pump
elements (2) and the zone components:
lubricant lines (3), directional control valves
(4), and progressive feeders (5) with and
without piston detectors (6).
When the pump motor is turned on, the
pump delivers lubricant from the lubricant
reservoir to the lubricant outlet.
The pump element attached to the out-
let delivers the lubricant further, into the
downstream main line. The lubricant flows
through the main line to the zone directional
control valve and from there to the second-
ary feeders through the master feeder.
Both on the master feeder and the second-
ary feeders, the lubricant is distributed
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according to the volume required by the
lubrication points being supplied.
The piston detector on the master feeder
accepts the feed pulses issued by the feeder
and passes them to the controller.
The pump fill level is monitored by a fill level
switch in the pump reservoir (7).
System diagrams of progressive centralized lubrication systems, Fig. 3
M
T
P
CS
CS CS CS
CS
CS
CS CS CS
M
T
P
2/2 directional solenoid valves and relief valve
3/2 directional solenoid valves and relief line
Zone 1 (main line 1)
Zone 2 (main line 2)
Zone 1 (main line 1)
Zone 2 (main line 2)
Zone 3 (main line 3)
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