Electronic No-Flow Monitors

• Solid state protection for mechanical lubrication systems
• Easy to install and operate-No programming necessary
• LED cycle indicator
• Failsafe shutdown protection for normally open or normally closed loops
• N-F-M requires no external power-lithium battery assembly is field replaceable
• N-F-M Housing is CSA approved Explosion Proof for Cl. 1. Div. 1 Groups B, C, D; Cl. II, Groups E, F, G; Class III Type 4
• Electronics module can be remotely mounted at the panel board or any other safe location so that the signal can be monitored quickly and easily, with no danger to operator
• Electronics module is not subject to the heat and vibration of the divider block
• Standard output can be wired for remote totalization and/or monitoring back to a PLC
• Shutdown timer can be adjusted while unit is in service 30 seconds to two minutes
• N-F-M is not affected by oil viscosity or temperature
• Full 2 year warranty
• Options include programmable LCD totalizer for Cycle count Total Pints, Gallons, Liters, etc./Pints per day, liters per day, etc.

• Precision machined, aluminum casting
• 1/2² NPT conduit feed-through hubs, offset for maximum clearance & capacity
• Internal and external ground screws and tamper resistant cover set screw for extra safety
• Glass cover with a 2 5/8² diameter for easy reading
• Buna-N rubber gasket for NEMA 4 watertight applications
• Corrosion resistant blue epoxy coating.
• MTG lugs with 5/16² holes
• CSA approved Class I, groups B,C,D; Class II, groups E,F,G; Class III, type 4
• FM approved Instrument Housing, FM Standard 3615
• External boss to tap optional drain

Terminal Descriptions

• Terminal 7 ­ This terminal is the common ground connection for the Auxiliary Output Pulse.
• Terminal 6 ­ This is the (+) side of the Auxiliary Output Pulse. This pulse follows the input pulse.
• Terminal 5 ­ This is the common ground for the Proximity Switch Input.
• Terminal 4 ­ This terminal is for the (+) connection for the Proximity Switch Input. If the circuit does not receive a switch closure on this terminal within the timer cycle, an alarm condition will occur.
• Terminal 3 ­ This is the Normally Open connection for the alarm output. If the unit goes into an alarm condition this connection will short to ground.
• Terminal 2 ­ This is the Normally Closed connection for the alarm output. This connection will be shorted to ground until there is an alarm condition, then it will open.
• Terminal 1 ­ This is the Common Ground connection for the alarm outputs.
• J2 - This is the pulse indicator that will illuminate the low current LED each time the proximity switch receives a pulse from the divider block.