For compressor flow rates up to 1700 m3/min

ECO-DRAIN series Electronic condensate drain Condensate is an unavoidable result of air compression. If not reliably drained off at all collection points, it can cause costly downtime and damage to the compressed air system through corrosion. Electronic ECO-DRAIN level-sensing condensate drains from KAESER KOMPRESSOREN are therefore the perfect choice to perform this important task. Loss-free condensate drainage Essential system component ECO-DRAIN condensate drains ensure safe, dependable condensate drainage without air loss, even under conditions with widely fluctuating accumulation and high...

Dependable condensate drainage without pressure loss

ECO-DRAIN series Dependable condensate drainage without pressure loss Intelligent electronic controls Maintenance on the ECO-DRAIN 30, 31 and 32 is quick and easy. A simple “click” is all that’s needed to detach the service unit from the electronics module. Complicated disassembly is therefore no longer necessary. Every service unit is carefully checked for leak tightness and performance. The control electronics operate the discharge valve with such precision that all collected condensate is discharged without any loss of compressed air. This not only maximises compressed air use but also leads...

1 Climate zone: 1 = Dry/cool (Northern Europe, Canada, Northern USA, Central Asia); 2 = Temperate (Central and Southern Europe, some parts of South America, North Africa), 3 = Humid (South-East Asian coastal regions, Central America, Oceania, Amazon and Congo regions) 2) Installed downstream of dryer 3) a = Condensate from fluid-cooled compressors, b = Aggressive condensate 4) For high pressure applications ► All models can be used in a temperature range from +1 °C to +60 °C For models from ECO-DRAIN 12

General design Condensate inlet Collection chamber Level sensor Solenoid valve Valve diaphragm Balance line Valve seat Discharge line The condensate passes through the condensate inlet (1) into the collection chamber (2). The level sensor (3) detects the presence of condensate and sends a signal to the drain’s control system when a preset condensate level is reached. This opens the solenoid valve (4) and also therefore the pressure balance line (6). The resulting pressure compensation causes the valve diaphragm (5) to open. The condensate flows from the collector through discharge line (8) from...

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