The ELP is a complete lubrication panel for a machine lubrication section. A single panel can be used to monitor and control individual lubrication measurement points. The panel consists of a cabinet available with many optional features, as well as flowmeters for flow measurement, and optional electonics to provide low flow alarm indication and interlock relay.

ELO meters are a new modular version of earlier monolithic meter body designs, which allow mixing of flow rates in a single meter bank, and the ability to resize existing flow ranges without the need to replace, or even remove and reconnect the meter manifold. Note that low flow alarms are not available for the ELO meter.

The EMF is the most common flowmeter in lubrication applications. Through the use of a wide range of flow metering tubes and floats, the EMF covers most common oil metering ranges. The EMF is available in quick tube change manifold configurations of up to 7 flow points. Options include low flow alarm sensors and back lighting for excellent float visibility.

EHF meters are used for larger oil flows in more demanding applications. Like the EMF, the EHF is also available in an optional quick tube change model. Other options include low flow alarm sensors and back lighting for excellent float visibility.

The EAC is available for the monitoring of 32, 24, 16, or 8 low flow alarms from flow meters equipped with low flow sensors. Both NAMUR and digital proximity switches may be used. Status lights for each point indicate normal, alarm, disconnect, and proximity switch failure. A memory feature allows quick diagnostic of recent alarms, and an interlock relay is also included.