Electronic No Loss Drains
Product Description
Electronic No-Loss Drains (ENLD) are advanced solutions designed to automatically remove condensate from compressed air systems without wasting valuable compressed air. Unlike traditional mechanical drains, ENLDs use electronic sensors and control valves to detect condensate levels and discharge only the liquid, ensuring zero air loss during operation.
These drains are ideal for industrial facilities seeking to improve energy efficiency, reduce maintenance, and prevent costly air leaks. ENLDs operate reliably under varying loads and can handle high volumes of condensate, making them suitable for compressors, dryers, filters, and receivers. By eliminating unnecessary air loss, ENLDs help lower energy costs, extend equipment life, and support sustainability goals by minimizing waste and optimizing system performance.
| Application | Automatic removal of condensate from compressed air systems in industrial facilities—suitable for compressors, dryers, filters, and receivers. |
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| Drain Type | Electronic No-Loss Drain with sensor-based control and solenoid valve operation. |
| Material of Construction | Corrosion-resistant stainless steel, engineering plastics, and robust electronic components. |
| Operating Pressure Range | Up to 16 bar (customizable for different compressed air systems). |
| Energy Savings | Zero compressed air loss during condensate discharge, reducing energy costs and preventing unnecessary air leaks. |
| Compliance | Meets industrial standards for compressed air system efficiency and reliability. |
FAQs on Heat Recovery from Air Compressors
- Zero Air Loss: Prevents unnecessary loss of compressed air, saving energy and costs.
- Automatic Operation: Reduces manual intervention and maintenance.
- Reliable Performance: Operates effectively under varying loads and condensate volumes.
- Extended Equipment Life: Prevents water accumulation and corrosion in compressed air systems.
- Regular Inspection: Check for blockages, wear, and proper sensor operation.
- Cleaning: Clean the drain and sensor to ensure reliable performance.
- System Monitoring: Monitor for alarms or abnormal operation to prevent downtime.
