The GRACO 96G566 is a G3® Max automatic grease lubrication pump with a 2-liter reservoir, designed for reliable and flexible lubrication in industrial and vehicle service applications. It is constructed with robust materials suitable for demanding environments and is intended to extend machinery life, reduce operating costs, and increase productivity by delivering precise lubrication to injector-based or series progressive systems.

Key Features:

• Automatic grease lubrication pump
• G3-G-ACM2-2LFL00-RMCD0A0VP (as per customer code), 96G566 (standard part number), 2-liter reservoir
• Robust housing, follower plate, low level paddle, DIN Form-A connectors for power and alarm relay, M12 connectors for vent valve
• Maximum pressure: 5100 psi (352 bar) for G3 series
• Works with injector-based or series progressive lubrication systems
• CE, ETL, IP69K, conforms to UL 73, certified to CSA 22.2 No. 68-09
• Bright LEDs with nearly 180-degree viewing angle for pump status
• Low level indicator with alert and shut-down alarm
• Flexible design for custom fit on various applications
• Built-in controller with selectable pump on/off timer
• Fault indication to external alarms
• Optional Data Management System™ (DMS)
• Monitoring of up to three independent zones
• Programmable machine count feature
• Pre-lube capability
• Easy-to-use navigation keys
• Password protected access to control

Applications:
Industrial machinery, vehicle service, mining, agriculture, and other sectors requiring reliable automatic lubrication for injector-based or series progressive systems.

Installation Notes:

• Using genuine GRACO parts ensures optimal performance, reliability, and compatibility with GRACO equipment.
• Ensure proper alignment and secure mounting of the pump
• Connect power and alarm relay using DIN Form-A connectors
• Use M12 connectors for vent valve as required
• Follow manufacturer’s instructions for reservoir filling and system priming
• Regularly check and maintain the follower plate and low level paddle
• Consult the manual for specific wiring and sensor connections
• Monitor low level indicator and refill reservoir as needed
• Inspect and clean pump components periodically
• Check for leaks and ensure all connections are tight
• Test alarm and fault indication systems regularly
• Use only recommended lubricants