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The company reserves the right to vary models and dimensions without notice.

These products are designed for industrial applications and are not suitable for sale to the general public.

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Dimensions in millimeters (mm)

Basic Assembly/Circuit Guide

Mod. 2LB-SE

Sender

Mod. 2LB-SE

Sender

Mod. 2LB-SR

Receiver

Mod. 2LB-SR

Receiver

Mod. 2L-AM

Amplifier Valve

Mod. 2L-AM

Amplifier Valve

Basic Air Cylinder

Basic Air Cylinder

The air signal from the receiver element (2LB-SR) will typically become the input pilot signal to the amplifier valve

(2LA-AM). Receiver element (2LB-SR) will typically connect its port 2 (or “A”), to the amplifier valve pilot port 12.

Pilot pressure applied at Port 12 actuates valve and allows pressure (2 - 8 bar) to flow from inlet P to outlet A).

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2. A constant “leak,” or air consumption, occurs while unit is at rest from inlet 1 to atmosphere.