SMC IDFB15E-11
SMC
IDFB15E-11
Refrigerated Air Dryer - 86 scfm @ 60 Hz Air Flow Capacity, 150 psi Max, 1 Phase, 115 V ac, 60 Hz, 1 BSPT Port Size, R 134.a Refrigerant
MI ITEM #06254346
MFR #IDFB15E-11
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SMC IDFB15E-11
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IDFB15E-11
Refrigerated Air Dryer - 86 scfm @ 60 Hz Air Flow Capacity, 150 psi Max, 1 Phase, 115 V ac, 60 Hz, 1 BSPT Port Size, R 134.a Refrigerant
MI ITEM #06254346
MFR #IDFB15E-11
SMC IDFB15E-11
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SMC
IDFB15E-11

Refrigerated Air Dryer - 86 scfm @ 60 Hz Air Flow Capacity, 150 psi Max, 1 Phase, 115 V ac, 60 Hz, 1 BSPT Port Size, R 134.a Refrigerant
MI ITEM #06254346
MFR #IDFB15E-11
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Overview

Mfr Description
IDFB15E-11 AIR DRYER
  • UL certified for use in North America
  • 60 Hz operation
  • Max. inlet air temperature: 122°F (50°C)
  • Max. flow at rated conditions: 300 scfm 510m³/hr (ANR) @37°F (3°C) PDP
  • Connections: NPT threads are standard; R/Rc adapters are available

Specifications

Standard Dew Point
50 °F
Refrigerant Type
R 134.a
Maximum Air Flow
86 scfm
Supply Phase
1
Supply Voltage
115 V ac
Supply Current
7.5 A
Supply Frequency
60 Hz
Port Size
1 BSPT
Port Gender
Female
Maximum Operating Pressure
150 psi
Minimum Operating Temperature
36 °F
Maximum Operating Temperature
104 °F
Overall Length
23.700 in
Overall Width
11.800 in
Overall Height
22.800 in
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Static Prevention
As the world becomes increasingly dependent on electronic devices, electrostatic discharge (ESD) has gained a reputation as a significant threat to production. The ESD Association estimates that losses due to static electricity can reach up to 33%.