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Standard Condensate Drain
User Manual v1
Installation Instructions
WARNINGS!
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Incorrect installation can damage the drain or cause it to work incorrectly.
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Depressurise the system before installation or maintenance is carried out.
Tools required to install the condensate drain:
Step 1.1
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Check the condensate drain
Unpack the condensate drain and visually inspect for any transport damage incurred after leaving the
factory.
Before installing the condensate drain, make sure it is rated for your system (compressor capacity,
system pressure , voltage, etc). Refer to the Specifications section above.
Step 1.2
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Depressurise the system
Depressurise the system before installation or maintenance is carried out.
Step 1.3
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Connect top inlet and outlet
Top inlet connection
: If you choose to use the top inlet, locate a suitable condensate draining point in
your compressed air system and connect your drain as illustrated in Figure 1.3a below. The use of a ball
valve is advisable.
Outlet connection
: Connect the outlet to a condensate cleaner (refer to Figure 1.3b below). We advise
to use the nipple supplied with your drain. If it is necessary to use an alternative nipple, make sure it is
of the correct thread (1/4" BSP). Do not over tighten! Use a wrench to install the drain properly.
Step 1.4
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Connect side inlets and outlet
Side inlet connection
: If you choose to use the side inlet, locate a suitable condensate draining point
in your compressed air system and connect your drain as illustrated in Figure 1.4a below. The use of a
ball valve is advisable. The use of a venting line may be required.
Outlet connection
: Connect the outlet to a condensate cleaner (refer to Figure 1.4b below). We advise
to use the nipple supplied with your drain. If it is necessary to use an alternative nipple, make sure it is
of the correct thread (1/4" BSP). Do not over tighten!
Wrench
Screw Driver
Ball Valve
