Motohaus Powersports Limited Acumen Electronics CL10 Chain Oiler system

How does it work? - in a Nutshell. A pressurised can of PTFE-based chain lubricant is controlled by a purpose designed and made solenoid (with only one moving part!) . The Solenoid is controlled by the 'brain' within the display housing, which is linked to the motorcycle speedometer. There is a 3D-map of lubricant flow within the brain - dependent upon the flow rate setting of the display unit (Rider selectable) AND the speed of the motorcycle. The display will also tell you the oil level within the lubricant can everytime the Rider switches on the ignition - and also tell when the can is empty.

NOTE! If you were to ride at a constant 56mph, with the flow rate setting at number 5, the Lubricant Can will last in the order of 700miles. Ride faster, or with a higher setting and this mileage will reduce. Conversley, ride slower or use a lower flow rate setting and this mileage will increase.

The lubricant can is pressurised at 55psi, so the PTFE-based lubricant is forced onto the chain rather than just dripping onto the chain (Note! The amount of pressure at the exit point will reduce the longer the lubricant pipe). The display unit has rider-adjustable lubricant flow rate and Auto-dim for night time use, is linked to the speedometer to control the lubricant flow rate. The lubricant is released from the can by a purpose designed and manufactured solenoid in an Anodised Aluminium Housing.

Simple 3-wire connection, (speedo signal, 12V and ground). Remote mounting ahead available for separate mounting of lub can and solenoid. See "Related Products" for full range of accessories.

NOTE! Picture shown of display includes optional Alloy Billet Surround. Standard finish is Black plastic.

3 x Replacement Lubricant Cans for CL10 Chain Oiler

Part No. W45-51029

Want to colour match the CL10 housing to your motorcycle? Or to the display? A range of anodised billet housings that will enhance the appearance of the CL10 Display. Ally/Silver one shown in this picture