VIP5 Controller

Key features:
- 3 Operating Modes: CYCLE, PULSE and FLOW
- Integrated LCD, all operating values set by simple menu parameters
- Multi-cycle capable
- NPN, PNP, Namur and simple switch inputs can be connected.
- Min/Max Level Monitoring
- Prelube function 
-  Coded Remote Alarm System 
-  4..20mA / 0..10V Inputs
 

The VIP5 controller has been designed with an extensive set of parameters that offer unrivalled ease and flexibility for controlling and monitoring your automatic lubrication system - from a simple timed system, injector, progressive or dual line system.

Three operating modes have been designed into the VIP5 to offer control possibilities not found elsewhere in single, compact and affordable unit.
No need for many different version of controllers any longer - the VIP5 does it all. 

CYCLE MODE:
This "conventional" operating mode allows the lubrication system to remain on standby either with a time based system, an external signal or a combination of both. When using a combined mode you can decide if the timer should initiate a Lubrication cycle or flag an alarm condition because no signal has been detected within the timeout.

PULSE MODE:
This new operating mode allows the external signal to drive both the Standby and lubrication Phases whilst allowing you to connect your Cycle or pressure switch to monitor that your system is operating correctly during all the lubrication phase.
A Suspend Timer function allows the system to suspend the lubrication phase if the driving external signal ceases.
This operating mode is ideal for chain or conveyor lubrication where the quantity of lubricant  is determined by the movement of the conveyor, yet the correct output of lubricant is determined by a cycle or pressure switch connected to the metering devices.

FLOW MODE:
Another new operating mode turns your VIP5 controller into a simple Flow Measuring device. Simply set the flow value and units that each impulse represents and the VIP5 display turns into a flow meter instantly display the flow rate going through your system.
A Minimum and Maximum Flow level can be set to give you a local and remote alarm.