Hankison 532-04-300-1 Timed Electric Condensate Drain

Product Description

The HANKISON 532-04-300-1 is a timed electric condensate drain designed to automatically remove accumulated condensate from compressed air systems. It uses an internal piloted solenoid valve that opens on a set timer cycle, discharging liquid without manual intervention. The unit accepts a 1/2 inch NPT inlet and outlet connection and is rated for pressures from 5 to 300 psi. It carries a NEMA 4 enclosure rating, making it suitable for wash-down and weather-exposed locations. Licensed HVAC technicians and compressed air system specialists are the typical installers for this type of drain.

This condensate drain is applied in industrial and commercial compressed air systems where moisture must be regularly expelled from receivers, filters, dryers, and aftercoolers. The timed electric design eliminates the need for float-operated mechanical traps, which can clog or fail open. It is appropriate for use in environments where operating temperatures reach up to 280 degrees F and where a NEMA 4-rated enclosure is required. Thread connections are BSP-compatible per the supplier specification.

Key Features

• Internal piloted valve eliminates external pilot line requirements
• Timed electric operation provides automatic, interval-based condensate discharge
• 1/2 inch NPT inlet and outlet connections for standard compressed air piping
• Rated 5 to 300 psi working pressure range
• NEMA 4 enclosure rating suitable for wet or outdoor-exposed installations
• Maximum working temperature of 280 degrees F

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit timed electric condensate drain for compressed air filtration and drying systems requiring a 1/2 inch NPT connection and a 5 to 300 psi operating pressure rating.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified compressed air system technician or licensed mechanic familiar with pressurized piping systems. Isolate and depressurize the system fully before removing any existing drain or making new connections. Verify that supply voltage matches the drain's electrical requirements before energizing the unit. Follow applicable OSHA and local compressed air system codes when working on pressurized equipment.