Gaylord 30080 Moisture Separator 24x24x4

Product Description

The GAYLORD 30080 is a moisture separator designed to remove water vapor and liquid droplets from airstreams in HVAC and ventilation systems. Moisture separators are installed in ductwork or inline with air-handling equipment to protect downstream components from water damage and to maintain system efficiency. This unit is sized at 24 inches by 24 inches with a 4-inch depth, making it suitable for commercial and light-industrial applications where moisture control is critical. Licensed HVAC technicians and sheet metal contractors are the typical installers for this type of equipment.

The GAYLORD 30080 is well suited for commercial kitchen exhaust systems, makeup air units, and other HVAC applications where condensation or entrained moisture in the airstream is a concern. Its 24-inch by 24-inch face dimension accommodates standard duct openings common in commercial installations. It is intended for use by trained HVAC or mechanical contractors familiar with moisture management in air systems.

Key Features

• 24 inches by 24 inches face dimension fits standard commercial duct openings
• 4-inch depth provides adequate separation media for effective moisture removal
• Designed for inline installation in HVAC and ventilation ductwork
• Protects downstream equipment from water vapor and liquid carryover

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation moisture separator for commercial HVAC and ventilation systems requiring a 24-inch by 24-inch by 4-inch inline moisture control component.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC or mechanical contractor in accordance with applicable mechanical codes. Power down and lock out all associated air-handling equipment before beginning installation. Ensure the separator is oriented correctly relative to airflow direction as indicated by the unit markings. Inspect drain ports or collection points regularly to verify moisture is being discharged properly and not accumulating in the duct.