Watts 0037113 Float Thermostatic Steam Trap 2 in 4 Port

Product Description

The WATTS 0037113 is a float and thermostatic steam trap designed for condensate removal in steam distribution and process piping systems. Built from cast iron, it handles a maximum working pressure of 30 psi and a maximum temperature of 406 degrees F, making it suited for low- to medium-pressure steam applications. The 4-port design provides flexible piping configurations for varied installation layouts. At 29.7 pounds, this is a robust, full-size trap intended for commercial and industrial steam systems. Installation is typically performed by licensed pipefitters or plumbers familiar with steam system service.

This float and thermostatic trap is used in steam heating systems, process steam lines, and condensate return applications where continuous condensate drainage is required. The float mechanism responds to condensate levels automatically, while the thermostatic air vent handles non-condensable gases at startup. The 2-inch pipe size and 4-port configuration make this unit appropriate for main steam distribution lines and larger branch connections in commercial and industrial facilities.

Key Features

• Float and thermostatic design for continuous condensate removal and automatic air venting
• Cast iron body construction for durability in steam service
• 2-inch pipe size with 4-port configuration for flexible piping layouts
• Rated to 30 psi maximum working pressure
• Maximum temperature rating of 406 degrees F
• Weighs 29.7 pounds for robust, full-size steam trap service

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation float and thermostatic steam trap for 2-inch pipe connections in commercial and industrial low- to medium-pressure steam systems rated at 30 psi or below.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed pipefitter or plumber with experience in steam system service. Shut down and depressurize the steam line completely and allow it to cool before removing or installing any steam trap. Follow applicable codes including the International Mechanical Code and ASME B31.1 for power piping where required. Verify condensate flow direction and trap orientation against manufacturer documentation before final connection.