OILGEAR L723888-114

Oilgear EPC Digital Amplifier L723888-114 Description The Oilgear L723888-114 is a high-performance EPC (Electronic Proportional Control) amplifier designed for precise control of proportional valves in hydraulic systems. This DIN-rail mountable unit provides a +/- 250mA PWM current output, making it suitable for a wide range of industrial applications requiring accurate flow or pressure modulation. It features intuitive diagnostic LEDs for easy monitoring of system status. Specifications Manufacturer: Oilgear Model: L723888-114 Product Type: EPC Digital Amplifier Output: +/- 250mA PWM Current Mounting: DIN Rail Connections: Screw Terminals, DB9 COM Port Indicators: LEDs for Run/Fault, Valve status Label Info S/N: 8291/08 Date: 4/8/2009 Application This amplifier is ideal for applications in manufacturing, heavy machinery, and process control where precise and reliable control of hydraulic proportional valves is critical. CO2 Impact Opting for this pre-owned unit over a new one prevents the emission of approximately 10 kg of CO2, contributing to a more sustainable industrial environment. Availability This is a legacy component, available from our stock. Ensure compatibility with your system before purchase. Order now from profideals for expert support and fast delivery. FAQ What is the “EPC” in EPC Amplifier? EPC stands for Electronic Proportional Control. This amplifier is designed to provide a precise, variable current output to control proportional hydraulic valves, allowing for fine control over flow or pressure. Can this L723888-114 amplifier be configured in the field? The label indicates a “Factory Setup”, suggesting that key parameters are pre-configured. While some adjustments might be possible via the COM port (likely RS232 or similar), extensive reconfiguration may require specialized software from Oilgear. Always consult the technical manual before making changes. What do the ‘Run/Fault’ and ‘Valve’ LEDs indicate? The ‘Run/Fault’ LED provides the general operational status of the amplifier; green for normal operation and red for an internal or external fault. The ‘Valve’ LED typically indicates the status of the output to the valve coil, confirming that a signal is being sent. Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026 profideals is not an authorized distributor, reseller or representative of the products featured on this website. All product names, trademarks, brands and logos used on this site are the property of their respective owners. The depiction, description or sale of products featuring these names, trademarks, brands and logos is for identification purposes only and is not intended to indicate any affiliation with or authorization by any rights holder.