Connected Giant Off-Line Units

Connected Giant Off-Line Unit

The RMF Systems Giant Off-line Unit is especially designed for industrial hydraulic and lubrication systems. The Giant can be equipped with additional components for Condition Monitoring, such as the CMS (Contamination Monitoring Sensor), the OQS (Oil Quality Sensor) and the OQD (Oil Quality Display). The electrical control box is already prepared for these additions.

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Specifications

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Product Details

Dimensions H x W x D	Weight	Power Supply all 50/60Hz 3ph	Connections Suction Return	Power Rate	Flow Rate	Viscosity Range	Pump Safety Valve	Max Return Pressure	Fiber Glass Elements	Water Absorbing Element Material	Element Change	Unit Seal	Element Seal	Extra Options	Control Box
1225 x 581 x 290 mm	115 kg	230/400 VAC, 400/690 VAC, 200/346 VAC	1 ½” SAE 3.000 psi / 205 Bar	2,2 kW (standard)	Approx. 80 l/min (depending on frequency)	12-800 cSt	15 bar	1 bar	1, 3, 6, 12, 25 micron	Super absorbent polymer, combined with fiber glass A6, A12	3,5 bar with pressure difference switch (with indicator on control box)	All viton seals	Must be specified	Optional CMS, OQS, OQD	Fully equipped control box with on/off, motor protection relais, filter saturation alarm, 24VDC power supply for CMS and OQS unit

Features

Benefits

Reduces solid particle contamination
Maintains excellent cleanliness levels
Reduces water contamination
Reduces machine downtime
Reduces oxidation of the oil
Extends the machines useful life
Reduces cost of ownership

Applications

The Giant can be used on hydraulic power units, lube and oil tanks, large gearboxes and storage tanks for biodegradable fluids. Industries that are successfully applying “The Giant” include: steel industry, marine industry, automotive industry, pulp & paper industry

Did You Know...

Contamination is the greatest single cause of lubrication malfunction and subsequent excessive wear of parts?

Less than 0.5% of a plant’s maintenance budget is spent purchasing lubricants, but the downstream effects of poor lubrication can impact as much as 30% of a plant’s total maintenance cost each year.