Southwark Metal 137n243036 Drain Pan 30x36 in 2 in Deep

Product Description

The SOUTHWARK METAL 137n243036 is a galvanized steel drain pan designed to catch condensate and incidental moisture beneath air handlers, fan coils, and similar HVAC equipment. Fabricated from hot-dipped galvanized steel conforming to ASTM A653 CS Type B, this pan measures 30 inches by 36 inches with a 2-inch depth. The 24-gauge construction provides the rigidity needed for larger equipment footprints. Corners are folded rather than welded, keeping the profile clean and the pan lightweight for overhead or platform installations. This unit ships without a drain fitting, so the installer selects and positions the drain connection to suit the job.

This drain pan is suited for residential and light commercial HVAC installations where a secondary or primary condensate containment pan is required beneath ceiling-mounted or attic-mounted air handling equipment. It is appropriate wherever a 30-inch by 36-inch footprint is needed and the installer will field-drill or field-fit a drain outlet. HVAC technicians and mechanical contractors typically specify this pan during new equipment installations or when replacing a corroded existing pan.

Key Features

• Hot-dipped galvanized steel per ASTM A653 CS Type B for corrosion resistance
• 24-gauge thickness appropriate for pans 76 inches and smaller in the longest dimension
• 2-inch depth provides adequate condensate capacity
• Folded corners eliminate the need for welded seams at the corners
• No pre-drilled drain — installer selects drain location and fitting
• 30 inches by 36 inches footprint accommodates a wide range of residential and light commercial air handlers

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation condensate drain pan for residential and light commercial air handling units requiring a 30-inch by 36-inch pan with 2-inch depth.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed HVAC technician or sheet metal contractor. Shut down and lock out the air handling unit before removing or positioning the drain pan. When field-drilling a drain outlet, deburr the opening and use an appropriate grommet or fitting to prevent leaks. Verify that the pan is level and that any drain line connected to it pitches continuously to the discharge point per local mechanical code requirements.