LM500-TF-UB Lube Level Maintainer (15700844) *SPECIAL ORDER ITEM*
LM500-TF-UB: Lube Level Maintainer; Test Feature (allows for test of float and switch). Includes Universal Bracket. (15700844)
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*SPECIAL ORDER ITEM*
Please Allow Approx. 4 Weeks For Delivery Of This Product
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The Murphy LM500-TF-UB Oil Level Maintainer includes a test feature that confirms both the float and switch are operating correctly with a single press of the test button. The LM500 series maintains the crankcase oil level of an engine, pump or compressor. Adjusted to the correct running-oil-level, it will replenish oil as it is used. The low-level switch will alarm and/or shutdown the equipment if supply oil is lost and the equipment continues to use oil. The LM500-TF-UB maintains oil level on any size engine. It also supports installations that require a 3-wire, snap-action switch. The form C (3-wire) contact allows a controller/annunciator to be wired as a closed-loop system, resulting in a reliable fault-sensitive circuit.
As crankcase oil level drops, the LM500-TF-UB float also drops and opens the Thumb-Valve. This allows oil to flow from the supply tank, through the LM500-TF-UB, and into the crankcase. When proper level is achieved in the crankcase, the LM500-TF-UB float rises, causing the Thumb-Valve to close off further oil flow. The simple and unique Thumb-Valve is non-clogging and provides a positive, leak-free seal.
FEATURES:
- Simple installation
- Automatically maintains lube level
- Low level, 3-wire, snap-action switch
- Positive sealing Thumb-Valve
- Eliminates under/overfill due to “human error”
- See oil level and condition without shutting down
- Test Feature (TF) allows test of float and switch
- Universal Mount
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