SpiroFlex odskraplacz nierdzewny SpiroFlex 130 SX-WN130O

SpiroFlex 130 odskraplacz nierdzewny model SX-WN130O is a stainless steel condensate drain designed for HVAC and ventilation systems. It is intended to collect and remove condensate from ductwork, heat exchangers and other air-handling equipment. The stainless steel construction provides corrosion resistance and supports installations in both commercial and residential environments where a durable, low-maintenance condensate solution is required.

Advantages

The unit’s stainless steel body ensures long-term resistance to corrosion and deposits, reducing the need for frequent replacement. Its compact design allows installation in confined duct sections or near equipment drains. The SpiroFlex 130 provides reliable condensate removal with minimal maintenance, and its material selection makes it suitable for use with typical HVAC condensate compositions without rapid wear.

Suitable for

• Removal of condensate from ventilation ducts and air handling units
• Drainage of condensate from heat exchangers and cooling coils
• Commercial buildings, office HVAC systems and residential ventilation
• Applications where stainless steel corrosion resistance is required

When it may not be suitable

This condensate drain is sized and intended for typical HVAC condensate flows; it may not be appropriate for systems producing unusually high volumes of condensate without evaluation of flow capacity and drainage routing. It is not designed as a pump — installations that require active condensate lifting or pressure-assisted discharge will need additional equipment.

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance
• Application: condensate removal for HVAC and ventilation systems
• Mounting: suitable for in-duct or equipment-proximate installations
• Maintenance: low-maintenance design intended for long-term use

How to use

Install the SpiroFlex 130 condensate drain at a low point in the duct or adjacent to the equipment drain according to local HVAC practice and applicable codes. Connect the outlet to an appropriate condensate drain line or receptacle ensuring proper slope and venting where required. Inspect connections and supports after commissioning and perform periodic checks to remove any debris or build-up that could impede flow. Follow standard safety precautions and isolate system sections before servicing.

What to consider before purchase

• Confirm compatibility with expected condensate volumes and duct or equipment mounting dimensions
• Determine whether passive drainage is sufficient or if a condensate pump is required
• Check local regulations for condensate disposal and necessary connection methods

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, install the unit at the system’s lowest condensate collection point and provide a clear, properly sloped drain line. Schedule visual inspections during routine HVAC maintenance to verify unobstructed flow and clean the unit if mineral deposits or debris appear.