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1.

 

INTRODUCTION 

This operation and maintenance manual refers to the 

OMEGA pump

 electric pump and contains important information for 

the health and safety of the personnel who uses this equipment. 
The  most  recent  version  can  be  obtained  by  requesting  it  from  the  Sales  Technical  Office  or  by  viewing  it  online  at 

http://www.dropsa.com

. 

 
This manual must be read carefully and kept so that it is always available to the operators who want to consult it. 

2.

 

GENERAL DESCRIPTION 

The  centralized  lubrication  systems  are  designed  for  automatic  lubrication  of  specifically  positioned  friction  points.  These 
systems significantly reduce the maintenance costs of the machinery on which they are installed, eliminating downtime for 
lubrication  operations  and  extending  the  useful  life  of  lubricated  components.  The  lubrication  systems  also  allow  all  the 
points that require lubrication to be reached, in particular those points that are difficult for an operator to reach. 
The pump can be used to power different lubrication systems: centralized (

progressive),

 direct to the point (multi-line) and 

single line (33V system).

 

2.1.

 

CENTRALIZED LUBRICATION 

(PROGRESSIVE)

 

The simplest configuration, consisting of the following components: 

 

Electric pump for supply with tank (OmegaPUMP) 

 

Primary pipe 

 

Multi-way distributor 

 

Secondary pipe 

 
The electric pump supplies a distributor via the primary pipe (from the pumping unit). The distributor is entrusted the task of 
distributing and metering the flow of lubricant between the various friction points. 
The modular system of the progressive feeder has the advantage of providing flexibility for the system design engineers and 
the advantage of its low maintenance cost. 
The progressive system is mainly used for grease lubrication in total-loss oiling systems or in oil recirculation systems. High 
pressure and operation with very long pipes are common requirements of demanding environmental conditions. 
The  progressive  system  can  also  be  used  subdivided  into  zones,  when  irregular  cycle  conditions  are  required  for  different 
parts  of  the  machine.  The  design  parameters  of  a  progressive  system  include  many  variables,  such  as  the  volume  and 
frequency of the grease required for each point, the number of points, the management conditions and the pressure of the 
pump. 

2.2.

 

DIRECT LUBRICATION TO THE POINT 

(MULTI-LINE)

 

The OmegaPUMP electric pump lubricates the friction point directly, without the need to use other flow metering devices. 
This means the product can provide economical, versatile and easy-to-use lubrication. 
The OmegaPUMP is designed to feed single-point lubrication systems in vehicles, plants and various kinds of machines that 
use grease. 
The  pump  is  designed  to  be  operated  using  a  maximum  of  8  pumping  units,  allowing  the  feeding  of  several  independent 
lines. 
It  is  supplied  in  series  without  pumping  units,  which  must  be  ordered  separately,  selecting  the  desired  flow  rate  from  5 
models. 

2.3.

 

SINGLE-LINE LUBRICATION 

(33V SYSTEM)

 

Using the appropriate vent-valve kit, the pump feeds the metering valves incorporated in the system, pressurizing the circuit 
and  injecting  the  lubricant  at  the  friction  point.  Afterwards,  when  the  pump  is  turned  off,  the  circuit  is  depressurized, 
enabling the refilling of the metering chamber for the next cycle. 

2.4.

 

FUNCTIONALITY AND BENEFITS 

 

The OmegaPUMP electric pump is a piston pump activated by an eccentric spring-return system, designed to operate a 
maximum of 2 progressive pumping units and 8 multi-line pumping units, enabling the feeding of several independent 
lines. It is supplied as standard without pumping units, so they must be ordered separately. 

 

In all versions of the tank (with follower plate or cartridge), the pump is equipped with a minimum level sensor. 

 

The version of the tank with the follower plate is made of a transparent plastic material. The indication of the maximum 
level visible is guaranteed by a red indicator which once activated ensures the safety of the machine and personnel by 
releasing excess lubricant into the tank. It is possible to mount a sensor with a special conversion kit in order to indicate 
the maximum level. 

 

The  tanks/bellows  for  the  cartridge  versions  are  interchangeable,  both  in  terms  of  thread  and  size,  with  others 
commonly found on the market. The cartridge protection is made of a semi-transparent plastic material. Mounting and 
replacement of the cartridge is simple and requires no tools, owing to its latch with a bayonet connection. 

Summary of Contents for 888580

Page 1: ...INGS OF LUBRICATION CONTROL 10 APPLICATION EXAMPLES 11 PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS 12 MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES 13 DISPOSAL 14 ORDERING INFORMATION 15 DIMENSIONS 16 HANDLING AND TRANSPORT 17 PRECAUTIONS FOR U...

Page 2: ...variables such as the volume and frequency of the grease required for each point the number of points the management conditions and the pressure of the pump 2 2 DIRECT LUBRICATION TO THE POINT MULTI L...

Page 3: ...L TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS Pumping system Type Cam with spring return Flow rate Multi line cm 3 rev in 3 rev 0 005 0 01 0 015 0 025 0 05 0 0003 0 0006 0 0009 0 0015 0 003 Progressive cm 3 min in 3 mi...

Page 4: ...flow rate value refers to the following test conditions grease with NLGI 2 consistency class standard environmental conditions Temperature 20 C 68 F pressure 1bar 14 5psi counter pressure of 50bar 73...

Page 5: ...H CARTRIDGE 700CC 400CC 5 3 PROGRESSIVE PUMPING UNIT FIXED FLOW RATE ADJUSTABLE FLOW RATE Magnet for minimum level Preloaded cartridge Cartridge guard Minimum level with reed Notches M22x1 5 Output G1...

Page 6: ...INE PUMPING UNIT 5 5 KIT BY PASS OPTIONAL WITHOUT pressure gauge WITH pressure gauge 5 6 KIT VENT VALVE OPTIONAL Solenoid valve DIN 43650 Connection to the pumping unit Pos B Progressive G1 4 Discharg...

Page 7: ...tures Do not install the pump near heat sources or electrical equipment that may disrupt correct operation of the electronics Ensure that pipes and cables are appropriately secured and protected from...

Page 8: ...DC Ground 4 Black Input 1 4 Black Output 1 max 1A 5 Green Ground Input signals Omega connector System sensors Pin Description Connection NPN PNP CONTATTO 1 3 2 Input 2 4 Input 1 Input signals Omega co...

Page 9: ...g is free of any air bubbles Check for proper connection of the electrical devices To determine the maximum operating pressure you must know the pressure drop for the piping connected to the pumping u...

Page 10: ...10 EMPTY LOADING MAXIMUM LEVEL with air MAXIMUM LEVEL without air OVER MAXIMUM LEVEL SAFETY DISCHARGE Max liv 10mm Grease outlet Air venting Min liv Air Grease...

Page 11: ...ensuring that you evacuate all the air in the mouth Taking care not to allow the air to come back in screw the cartridge onto the pump all the way tightening it moderately Insert the magnet in the ne...

Page 12: ...remains on hold before the start of the next lubrication cycle or the standby phase if only one lubrication cycle is set The lube can be adjusted in five ways PS SEP Discharging of lubricant is contr...

Page 13: ...u can view additional information concerning the status of the alarm warning present BASE MENU Allows you to enter the base programming menu STATUS BAR Displays active Alarms Warnings current date and...

Page 14: ...the entire system 3 LUBRICANT From the Lubricant menu it is possible to activate deactivate notifications corresponding to filling and or reorganization of the lubricant contained in the pump 4 SYSTEM...

Page 15: ...the interface navigation between the settings menus and it contains a detailed explanation of every parameter and the possible values that they can assume The pump can be managed with 2 MAIN MENU BASI...

Page 16: ...nd consequently the pump does not start the lubrication cycle To resolve this error you need to change the parameter s with a correct combination of parameters 9 1 1 1 PARAMETERS RELATING TO THE OPERA...

Page 17: ...ted Pulse Count Pulse Count Suspensions 6 Pulse count Not Connected Pulse Count Pulse Count Suspensions 7 Time Pulses Not Connected Pulse Count Pulse Count Suspensions 8 Pulses Timeout Not Connected P...

Page 18: ...TERS RELATING TO LUBRICATION SETTING The following table shows the operating parameters present only in the ADVANCED MENU relating to lubrication and the possible values that can be set The Operating...

Page 19: ...ixed e Pause lamp Conduct of lubrication status output Only lubrication Lub fixed and Pause lamp Lub status output Lubrication output status contact Type P Lubrication Status Output signal type Type N...

Page 20: ...oot Device Device reboot button Time zone Time zone 2H 00M Time zone setting 12H 00M 12H 00M Device Info Device Info Pump general information display button Current date Current date Setting of curren...

Page 21: ...SEP a typical application can be implemented using operating mode 2 PS SEP Pulses with the following settings Basic parameters o Interval Pulses 2 Advanced Parameters o Input 1 Pulses Count o Input 2...

Page 22: ...00s Advanced Parameters o Input 1 Pulses Count o Input 2 Not connected o Number of cycles 1 With this configuration the lubrication phase is formed of a single cycle Number of cycles 1 that starts ev...

Page 23: ...ations shown on the display The pump begins the greasing phase but ends it immediately Defective motor or high output absorption Allow to cool for a few minutes and try again If the problem persists r...

Page 24: ...hours Every 1500 hours Check the fitting connection Check fixing to the parts of the machine Tank level As required Restore the lubricant level in the tank Filling filter As required Check and replace...

Page 25: ...133645 Laser probe tank kit 0039976 Power supply connector 3133646 Venting valve kit 24VDC 0039830 4 pin signals connector 0039976 DIN 43650 connector without cable 0888520 700cc cartridge guard 00390...

Page 26: ...26 15 DIMENSIONS Version 700cc Cartridge Version 400cc Cartridge Version 400cc Cartridge Dimensions in mm in...

Page 27: ...tive 93 112 EEC related to the type of lubricant selected and supplied by the manufacturer NOTE The pump is designed to work with maximum NLGI 2 grade lubricants Use NBR gasket compatible lubricants A...

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