ALB900-00-11 Float switch (Option) Booster lube Port size Operation control signal Operation control Body size Standard Specifications ALB ALB900-10 ALB900-20 ALB900-30 ALB900-10 ALB900-20 ALB900-30 IS440-1 (Without oil ON) IS440-2 (Without oil OFF) Description Type Model Option Standard accessory Bypass lubrication adapter Ball valve Ball valve Part no. IN: R OUT: Rc Air 1.5 MPa 0.4 to 1.0 MPa 0.05 to 0.2 MPa 5000 Turbine oil Class 1 (With no additives), ISO VG32 5 to 50°C Epoxy resin with glass fiber, Polycarbonate 28 Accessory (Option) Part No. 900 10 0 0 Rc 1 Rc 2 3 inch flange 1 4 1 2 1 4 1 2 ALBA90-10 ALBA90-20 ALBA90-30 (Bypass lubrication adapter) 00 10 20 30 None Rc 1 Rc 2 3 inch flange 0 1 Air pilot Solenoid Air pilot 100 VAC 200 VAC 220 VAC 24 VDC Other 0 1 2 4 5 9 None 1b (Without oil ON) 1a (Without oil OFF) Nil S1 S2 900 2 inch standard Rc Rc Float switch Model Port size (Body) Fluid Proof pressure Operating pressure range Operating pressure differential range Bowl capacity between levels (cm3) Recommended lubricant Ambient and fluid temperature Bowl material Weight (kg) Port (Bypass lubrication adapter) Booster Lube Series ALB900 Note) Note) Float switch specifications Voltage Max. contact capacity Max. contact current Contact Level indication 200 VAC, 200 VDC 50 VA AC, 50 W DC 0.5 A AC, 0.5 A DC 1a, 1b Bottom limit indication �� Centralized control of multi-point lubrication �� Stable oil feeding with a micromist �� Through the use of a booster, a pressure that is higher than that of the main air passage can be supplied. This difference is used as the mist generating pressure differential. Thus, the pressure drop in the main air passage is minimized. �庚icromist can be constantly supplied by merely adjusting the mist generat ing pressure differential. �� Oil can be replenished by merely opening and closing the oil filler plug without stopping the air line. �� The condition of the generation of m icromist can b e checked from the oil filler port. How to Order 961 AL800 AL900 ALF ALT ALD ALB LMU ALIP AEP HEP