Description
ELGi EOS Multi Inlet Adapter — B070007000042
The ELGi EOS Multi Inlet Adapter is used to simplify condensate routing when you have multiple drain sources feeding an EOS oil/water separator setup.
It helps consolidate lines and supports cleaner installations—especially when routing condensate from compressors, receivers, dryers, and filters into treatment equipment.
Key Features
- Consolidates multiple drain lines: Helps combine multiple condensate sources into a more manageable connection.
- Cleaner system layout: Reduces clutter and improves access around separators and service points.
- Designed for EOS installations: Common accessory for routing condensate into EOS separators and distributor manifolds.
Specifications
| Accessory Type | Multi Inlet Adapter |
|---|---|
| MPN | B070007000042 |
| Use Case | Condensate routing into EOS separator systems |
Installation & Maintenance Tips
- Confirm fitting compatibility: Match adapter connections to your condensate hose/tube sizes.
- Keep slopes and drains correct: Condensate lines should route cleanly to prevent pooling and backflow.
FAQs
▶️ Question: When should I use a multi inlet adapter?
Answer: Use it when multiple condensate drains need to feed a single inlet point or when you want a cleaner, consolidated routing approach into EOS treatment equipment.
▶️ Question: Does it replace a distributor?
Answer: No. An adapter helps consolidate inlets, while a distributor is used to split condensate to multiple EOS separators. Many large systems use both.
▶️ Question: What condensate sources can feed into it?
Answer: Typical sources include compressor drains, aftercooler drains, receiver drains, dryer drains, and filter sumps—depending on your system configuration.
▶️ Question: Will this improve maintenance access?
Answer: Yes. Consolidated routing reduces hose clutter and makes it easier to inspect and service equipment.
▶️ Question: Do I need to change anything when adding more separators?
Answer: If you expand to multiple EOS units, you may add a distributor and re-route outlets to balance condensate flow.
