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Lowe's has DeWALT Auto Electronic Air Compressor Tank Drain (‎DXCM072-0030) on sale for $55.87. Shipping is free.

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Product Details:
  • Eliminate manual draining
  • Automatically drains condensation from the air compressor tank
  • Designed for use with all air compressors
  • Easy to install and maintain
  • Set the drain to activate anytime between 30 seconds and 45-minutes
  • Includes:
    • Electronic auto tank drain with 6 ft power cord
    • Clean out strainer valve,
    • 10 braided stainless steel tank drain tubes with 1/4 NPT elbow
    • 3 ft drain hose with hose clamp
    • Universal multi-purpose mounting bracket
  • Maximum pressure: 230 psi
  • Supply voltage: 120-Volt
  • Connection: 1/4 in NPT
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Lowe's has DEWALT Auto Electronic Air Compressor Tank Drain for $55.87. Shipping is free.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-D...5013769009
  • Eliminate manual draining
  • Automatically drains condensation from the air compressor tank
  • Designed for use with all air compressors
  • Easy to install and maintain
  • Set the drain to activate anytime between 30 seconds and 45-minutes

Includes:
  • electronic auto tank drain with 6 ft power cord
  • clean out strainer valve
  • 10 braided stainless steel tank drain tubes with 1/4 NPT elbow
  • 3 ft drain hose with hose clamp
  • universal multi-purpose mounting bracket

Maximum pressure - 230 psi
Supply voltage - 120-Volt
Connection - 1/4 in NPT

$111.73 at Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/DEWALT-Aut...192&sr=8-1
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Model: DEWALT Dewalt Auto Electronic Tank Drain Stainless Steel | DXCM072-0030

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About This Product
Product Name: DEWALT Dewalt Auto Electronic Tank Drain Stainless Steel | DXCM072-0030
Product Description: No more tedious tank draining with this DEWALT Automatic Electronic Tank Drain Kit. It eliminates the need to drain your tank by automatically draining the condensation from any air compressor tank. Easy to install and maintain, simply choose the cycle time and set the drain to activate between 30 seconds to 45 minutes. An LED light indicates on/off status. DEWALT Dewalt Auto Electronic Tank Drain Stainless Steel | DXCM072-0030
Product SKU: 5013769009_5013769009
UPC: 846212074626

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I maintain 50 small compressors at Stanford University and have used these and several other autodrains. You are probably not going to like hearing the compressor drain every 45 minutes. A once a day timer would be a bit more reasonable. If you leave this device and your compressor plugged in, it will waste power and un-necessarily run your compressor every 45 minutes or less. Not good if you want to leave your compressor plugged in. I suggest leaving it unplugged when you are not using the compressor or plug it into a 7 day timer. Another down-side to auto drains is they can get stuck open and then the compressor runs constantly. I have had pumps and motors burn up because they ran continuously for several days, until someone checked it. It appears this one uses a ball valve, which is less likely to get stuck open.
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chrisinnh
03-10-2024 at 12:05 PM.
03-10-2024 at 12:05 PM.
Quote from ZeeDuck :
I don't. Looking on the web I think this Walmart link is similar but I've never used the HF model nor this one so I can't say if they are worth anything.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Automa.../627375461
I've used the HF model, which looks identical to your Walmart link.

It's a passive shuttle valve which is controlled by pressure in the line between the pump and the tank. If your compressor has an unloader (hisses for a bit when the motor stops), this is where you'd tap in.

These drains work, but get gummed up quickly and need cleaning. They can be a real hassle if you've mounted 'em according to the instructions.

I've had better luck with the electronic drains, and found them easier to service, though I also mounted them with that in mind (not under the tank).
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03-10-2024 at 03:00 PM.
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Quote from DigitalSteve :
I maintain 50 small compressors at Stanford University and have used these and several other autodrains. You are probably not going to like hearing the compressor drain every 45 minutes. A once a day timer would be a bit more reasonable. If you leave this device and your compressor plugged in, it will waste power and un-necessarily run your compressor every 45 minutes or less. Not good if you want to leave your compressor plugged in. I suggest leaving it unplugged when you are not using the compressor or plug it into a 7 day timer. Another down-side to auto drains is they can get stuck open and then the compressor runs constantly. I have had pumps and motors burn up because they ran continuously for several days, until someone checked it. It appears this one uses a ball valve, which is less likely to get stuck open.
This guy compresses.
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03-10-2024 at 04:45 PM.
03-10-2024 at 04:45 PM.
hopefully, I am doing this right. small price to pay to keep your compressor tank from rusting out.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-D...5013769009
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03-11-2024 at 06:53 PM.
03-11-2024 at 06:53 PM.
This deal is dead. Lowes canceled this as well as each of the hoses I ordered two days ago. Just go the cancellation email.
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03-16-2024 at 11:48 PM.
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Quote from ZeeDuck :
Ideally you don't want to get to the point where a float would be needed. There are some auto drains that cycle when the compressor turns off. Harbor Freight sells one for cheap (not sure about the quality). Some higher end compressors like Champion also include cycle operated valves.
A float inside a tube mounted below the main tank seems like it would work fine. No water sitting in the tank itself.
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