Datalogger 87630

• Lincoln Datalogger lubrication monitor
• Operating temperature: -40 to +85 °C
• LCD: -20 to +70 °C
• USB download: 0 to +70 °C
• Display: 2 x 16 characters, backlight
• Units of measure: liter, pint, gallon
• Measurement cycle: 5 to 300 seconds
• Alarm time: adjustable, 5 to 300 seconds
• USB connection for download: USB 2.0, suitable for USB drives
• Data protocol: CSV
• Dimensions: 150 x 150 x 100 mm
• Protection class: IP 55
• Electrical connection: socket 1/2 NPTF

Datalogger model 87630

The Datalogger lubrication monitor is an innovative solution originally designed for the natural gas compression industry to protect compressors against untimely lubrication faults or “no flow” conditions. It also is suitable for use with progressive metering devices with piston detectors and pulse generators.

Utilizing reed or Hall Effect cycle switches, the Datalogger keeps track of lubricant consumption and communicates a lubrication fault or when system service is required. A battery-powered, standalone version is available.

Features and Benefits

• Continuously monitors one or two pulse generators
• Downloads history to CSV report via USB flash drive
• Stores data for up to one year
• No special software or hand-held hardware device needed
• Designed for use with reed or Hall effect cycle switches

Applications

• Gas compressors, packing and cylinder lubrication
• Petro-chemical industry
• Progressive metering devices or pulse transmitters with reed switches