EZ-Drain

Internal Pneumatic Operated Condensate Drain

A fully automatic, easy to install design, zero loss drain that requires no external power utility. Translucent reservoir for visual assurance of operation.

Features

Easy to install
Fully Pneumatic
Vertical compact design
Non clogging
Translucent reservoir
Isolated trigger assembly
Full port ball valve
Versatile for many applications

Benefits

Easy to install
No external power utility
Can be installed in a tight space
No strainers to clean
Easy-to-see condensate level “Quick check”
Ensures a positive action, preventing air loss
Provides rapid discharge and avoids pluggage by contaminants
Can be used for aftercoolers, receivers, dryers, filters, or drip legs

How it Removes Condensate From Compressed Air Systems

Condensate enters the drain through one of two inlet connections. A stainless steel float is attached to a lever arm. Attached to the other side of the lever arm is a filter protected poppet assembly. As condensate is collected and the translucent reservoir fills, a stainless steel float mechanism rises. When the condensate reaches a design level, the float mechanism actuates a poppet assembly. The poppet assembly directs control air to the valve actuator, which in turn opens a full-port drain valve.

Condensation will then exit the unit. As the float drops and the poppet seal closes the control air line and the valve actuator closes the ball valve. The drain is now ready to accept condensate again.

Specifications

Inlet	(2) 1/2″ NPT
Outlet	3/8″ NPT
Power	No External Power Required
Pressure	0 to 200 PSI
Operating Temperature	33° to 180° F.
Weight	8 lbs.
Discharge	12 ounces per cycle

Materials

Reservoir	Composite
Heads	Aluminum
Valve	Bronze w/S.S. Ball and Stem
Float	Stainless Steel
Seal	Viton^®

*Consult factory for additional options

Dimensions

Ordering Information

Stock No.	Description
EZ	EZ-Drain

Support and Downloads

EZ-Drain Installation Operating Manual

EZ-Drain Drawing

EZ-Drain Brochure

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