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5.2.2 Electro pneumatic change-over 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

5.2.3  Hydraulic change-over (optional) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

5.2.4 ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT 

“DROPSA” electric equipment has been designed with the purposes of supplying a system that is complete with all commands 

necessary for the automatic operation controlled by safety signals for centralised lubrication systems. The primary voltage is 400 

VAC and 50 Hz, other voltages are provided upon request. For more information about the available versions, contact the 

Dropsa technical sales department.  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

GENERAL NOTE FOR ALL ELECTROMAGNETIC INVERTERS

 

A 2-5 second de-energising delay should be set for the electromagnets to permit them to complete their 

inversion after the closing time for the end of line pressure switch.

 

 

The main change-over

 

parts are: 

 

a casing with a central lapping hole that makes it possible to 

make a dry seal connection with the inversion piston, which 

is facilitated by a balancing system; 

 

a ground piston with a dual coupling surface, with grooves 

that improve lubrication and the seal at high pressures; 

 

the inversion phase is facilitated by a balancing system; 

 

sealing gaskets that can support high pressure levels, by 

means of a pressurised chamber, optimising the inverter 

function; 

 

Two single acting pneumatic actuating cylinders, controlled 

by a 5/ 2 type solenoid valve. 

 

 

 

Type of probe 

Type of inverter  Voltage 

Code Electrical 

apparatus VIP5 PRO 

Code Electrical 

apparatus VIP5 

PLUS 

Code Electrical apparatus 

with PLC 

LASER PROBE 

(24V cc standard 

version) 

Out NO e NC 

 (1 threshold) 

Electromagnetic 

24 VDC 

1639211 

1639210 

1637008 

110 VAC 

1637009 

220 VAC 

1637010 

Electro pneumatic 

24 VDC 

1639211 

1639210 

1637011 

110 VAC 

1637012 

220 VAC 

1637013 

LASER PROBE  

24V cc Out 4÷20mA/2 

NO (4 thresholds)

 

Electromagnetic 

24 VDC 

1639211 

1639210 

1637001 

110 VAC 

1637003 

220 VAC 

1637004 

Electro pneumatic 

24 VDC 

1639211 

1639210 

1637005 

110 VAC 

1637006 

220 VAC 

1637007 

 

The pump can also be equipped with a hydraulic change-over valve that 

activates when the pressure is made on each line. 

The  pressure indicator is  equipped with a pin that allows the operator to 

visualize the operation of the valve. 

The valve can also be equipped with cycle sensor (certified for hazardous 

areas) to monitor the inversion phases of the valve.  

 

 

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Summary of Contents for 2487000

Page 1: ...URES 5 MACHINE COMPONENTS 6 UNPACKING AND INSTALLATION 7 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE 8 PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS 9 MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES 10 DISPOSAL 11 ORDER INFORMATION 12 DIMENSIONS 13 HANDLING AND TRANSPORT...

Page 2: ...by selecting from a set of components that are perfectly compatible with each other and easily assembled it is possible to vary the pressure the quantity of the delivered lubricant the type of lubrica...

Page 3: ...50 60Hz 1340 rpm 440 480Y 255 280 60Hz 1610 rpm 110 V 50 Hz 1370 rpm 230 V 50 Hz 1370 rpm 24 V CC 2800 rpm 1 Rated motor power 0 18 Kw Motor degree of protection IP 55 Minimum and maximum level Laser...

Page 4: ...oil pump with hydraulic change over Dual line 0 380 BAR Hydraulic diagram for standard pump with single grease outlet Min laser level NO o NC Max visible level G BSP Lubricant loading Min laser level...

Page 5: ...AR 0 18 kw 4p Invertitore elettropneumatico Electropneumatic switch G BSP Caricamento lubrificante Lubricant loading Minimo livello laser Min laser level NO o NC Hydraulic diagram for grease pump with...

Page 6: ...d seal This solution guarantees optimal system sealing at high operating pressures max pressure of 380 bar The pumping elements are mounted on the pump casing without the need to disconnect the line p...

Page 7: ...y a luminous signal on the electric panel it also controls any automatic tank filling pump command 5 1 7 SPATULA FOR GREASE AND OIL STANDARD VERSION Two tanks have been foreseen with capacities of 10...

Page 8: ...pressures the inversion phase is facilitated by a balancing system sealing gaskets that can support high pressure levels by means of a pressurised chamber optimising the inverter function Two single a...

Page 9: ...equal to prospective fault current at installation point It is prohibited to use the pump if submersed in fluids or in a particularly aggressive or explosive inflammable environment if not previously...

Page 10: ...ally 2 immerse the sensor in the lubricant down to half of its length 3 remove the sensor from the lubricant until it skims the surface of the lubricant 4 at this point there can be two possible types...

Page 11: ...elow the table with the calibration parameters of ultrasound probe for 10 and 30 kg reservoirs 8 PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS Figure 6 LASER PROBE CALIBRATION 10 kg Reservoir 30 kg Reservoir Pos Level Outpu...

Page 12: ...ree motor phases See above Disconnect the pump delivery pipe and bleed the lubricant until the air bubbles have been eliminated The pump does not pressurise There may be dirt on the pumping element ch...

Page 13: ...ts but contact the DROPSA S p A technical office 10 DISPOSAL During machine maintenance or if it is demolished do not dispose of the polluting parts in an improper manner Refer to the local regulation...

Page 14: ...DARD OIL VERSION With Floating Reed 0295151 For 10 Kg 0295150 For 30 Kg Variants Min max laser level Kit 24V cc Out 4 20mA 2 NO 4 thresholds 0295130 2 Pump Ultrasound Level Kit 10 Kg 0295140 3 Pump Ul...

Page 15: ...tion Variant Code Motors 3 Ph 0 18 Kw 230 400Y 50Hz 1350 rpm 277 480Y 60Hz 1620 rpm 0297002 UL CSA 3 Ph 0 18 Kw 330 575Y 60Hz 1690 rpm 3301574 UL CSA 3 Ph 0 18 Kw 208 360Y 60Hz 1610 rpm 230 400Y 60Hz...

Page 16: ...16 12 DIMENSIONS 10 Kg 30 Kg A 344 5 533 5 B 803 994 C 688 879 D 577 768 Z 275 325 X 265 265 Y 175 175...

Page 17: ...and making sure that no one can reconnect it during the operation All the installed equipment electric and electronic tanks and basic structures must be connected to the ground line Inflammability The...

Page 18: ...Compliance with the essential safety requirements Machine Directive EC 06 42 The risks that were not completely eliminated but considered acceptable are specified below Electrocution this can only occ...

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