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BEKOMAT UPGRADE FOR INCREASED SERVICEABILITY

In the field of condensate technology, there is also news at the COMVAC HANNOVER 2013 at BEKO TECHNOLOGIES: the upgrade version of the BEKOMAT 31, 32, and 33 condensate drains with improved serviceability.

The upgrade version of the BEKOMAT 31/32/33 series has an integrated service indicator which informs you of upcoming maintenance in a timely manner. The employment of a multi-voltage power supply unit for the energy supply from 85 to 265 Vac, at 50-60Hz, reduces the variants. With the higher protection class IP67, the condensate drains are not only reliably protected against the admission of dust, they are also sealed to such an extent that temporary submersion in water will not damage them. Therefore, they are an ideal solution for the most severe ambient conditions.

What the devices of the entire series have in common is the innovative basic concept, providing for extremely easy maintenance. All components are coupled by convenient quick connectors. Like their predecessors, the upgrade versions of BEKOMAT® 31 and 32 consist of two components: the service unit, where all maintenance components are integrated into the corrosion-resistant housing, and the control unit, which needs to be installed only once. BEKOMAT® 33 features a third component, the stationary condensate receiver tank.

For further information, please contact Ruth Goodison:

Beko Technologies Limited, 2 & 3 West Court, Buntsford Park Road, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire,England, B60 3DX. Tel: 01527 575778. Fax: 01527 575779 E-mail: info.uk@beko.de Website: www.bekotechnologies.com 

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