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The PARKER 14E1C00015 is a miniature FRL filter/regulator combination unit designed for compressed air systems in light industrial and pneumatic control applications. This single-piece unit integrates filtration and pressure regulation into one compact body, simplifying installation and reducing plumbing connections. It delivers up to 18 SCFM of filtered, regulated airflow with a maximum supply pressure of 150 psi. The 5-micron filtration rating removes particulates and moisture from the air supply, protecting downstream equipment. A 1/8 NPT gauge port and included pressure gauge allow direct monitoring of regulated output pressure. This unit is typically installed by industrial maintenance technicians, HVAC controls specialists, or pneumatic system mechanics.
The 14E1C00015 is suited for miniature pneumatic control panels, instrument air lines, and small actuator supply systems where space is limited and clean, regulated air is required. The compact 1/4 NPT inlet and outlet connections make it compatible with common light-duty pneumatic tubing and fittings. With a polycarbonate bowl and manual drain, it fits bench-mounted or panel-mounted installations in environments within its rated temperature range. Mounting brackets are included, allowing direct panel attachment without additional hardware.
The PARKER 14E1C00015 belongs to the Series 14 miniature FRL line and is designed for compressed air systems using 1/4 NPT connections. It is a non-modular unit and does not accept modular add-on components from the Series 14 lineup.
Depressurize and lock out the compressed air supply before installing or servicing this unit. Install with airflow in the direction indicated on the body and ensure all NPT threads are sealed with appropriate thread sealant tape or compound. The polycarbonate bowl should not be exposed to solvent-based fluids, certain lubricants, or environments exceeding 125 degrees F. Drain condensate regularly using the manual drain to maintain filtration performance and bowl clarity.
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