Technical drawing
Condensate drain · AiFO
Drip tray (370x76x31 mm) KP-RO-P290
Item no. KP-RO-P290 · EAN 2010000122280
- made of polyethylene
- Material
- polyethylene
In brief
- A 370 x 76 x 31 mm profile - narrower and taller than a typical flat tray.
- The material given in the datasheet is polyethylene, with no declared temperature limit.
- The 31 mm side gives six millimetres more depth than the 25 mm versions.
- At 370 mm long, this is the shorter of two items with a 76 x 31 mm cross-section.
Prices and stock levels are in the B2B shop. Honeycomb panels are cut to size, non-standard parts are quoted individually.
Drip tray (370x76x31 mm) KP-RO-P290 – how to choose the right one
The KP-RO-P290 drip channel, measuring 370 x 76 x 31 mm, is a polyethylene profile catching condensate from under the evaporator. The narrower trough with a raised side carries water to the drain in spots where a classic tray will not fit.
The 76 x 31 mm cross-section trades width for depth. For the same volume of water, the trough takes up less space in plan and more in height - a layout suited to fit-outs lacking depth behind the panel but with enough clearance above the base.
The higher side has another side effect, useful during defrosting. Water falling from the fins from some height splashes on the bottom, and the thirty-millimetre wall holds back drops that would jump clear of a shallower trough.
How to match a drain to the hole and a honeycomb to the cabinet – we explained it in the selection guide for this category.
Where it works
- Tight technical spaces with limited fit-out depth
- Evaporators mounted high, where drops fall from a greater distance
- Display cases with a rear panel set a few centimetres back from the block
- Retrofits where a wide tray clashed with the fan
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Have not found your answer? Give the hole diameter and the thread – we will select the drain and the trap.
Ask a questionWhen should the 76 x 31 mm profile be chosen over the flat 100 x 25 mm one?
When width is lacking, not height. The narrower trough fits into spots where the hundred-millimetre one no longer fits between the block and the fit-out's wall.
Does less width mean less flow capacity?
Not necessarily, since the higher side makes up for it in cross-section. The limit on draining condensate is usually the drain itself anyway, not the trough's capacity.
How does it differ from the longer version with the same cross-section?
Only in length - 370 mm instead of 490 mm. Width, height and material stay unchanged, so the span of the coil block above the drip channel decides.
Enquiry
We will quote Drip tray (370x76x31 mm) KP-RO-P290 for your appliance
Give the hole diameter, the thread or the dimensions of the cabinet – we will reply with a selection and a quote.
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