Working principle:
The automatic drainer is composed of a die-cast aluminum shell and is equipped with a floating ball drainage system. When the drainage buoyancy is smaller than the weight of the drainage float and the pressure applied by the compressed air, the drain port is closed; when the buoyancy rises, the drainage float rises and the drain port is opened; when the condensed water decreases, the drain port is closed again, and the cycle continues.
Maintenance:
Unscrew the manual drain button and let the water in the drainer flow out until the compressed air in the equipment enters the ball cylinder for a few minutes, then close the manual button. If the discharged water is more than 0.5 liters, it proves that the automatic drainer is blocked and the drainer should be cleaned.
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Product Description
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Inlet |
1/2 internal thread |
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Outlet |
1/2 internal thread |
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Available displacement |
400L/hour |
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Available pressure |
16PAR |
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Available temperature |
100℃ |
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