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Emerson Flow Control (Alco) 048212 Filter Drier 1/2" SAE EK-304

Special Price $53.40 Regular Price $61.41
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048212
The Emerson Flow Control (Alco) 048212 Filter Drier, specifically the model EK-304 is an essential part of HVAC systems and more particularly a liquid line filter drier. This unit has a 1/2” SAE connection and is intended for the removal of moisture and acid from the refrigerant so as to prevent damage to the compressor and for increased reliability of the system. This filter drier works well with POE oils that are used in Copeland compressors and is suitable for commercial and residential applications in HVAC systems. As for the above-mentioned Filter, the advantages include enhanced system efficiency.
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Specifications

  • Type: Filter Drier
  • Connection Size: 1/2" SAE
  • Model: EK-304
Manufacturer Name: Emerson Flow Control (Alco)
Product Number: 048212
OEM Part Number: 048212
Product Description: 1/2" Sae Filter Drier Ek-304
Weight:2.58lbs/1170.27g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Emerson Flow Control (Alco) 048212 Filter Drier?

Inspect the filter drier regularly for pressure drop and moisture saturation using the sight glass or indicator. Keep connections tight and check for refrigerant leaks. Replace or service if contamination is detected. Always depressurize the system before handling.

What are common issues with the Emerson Flow Control (Alco) 048212 Filter Drier?

  • Moisture saturation reducing drying efficiency.
  • Pressure drop across clogged core.
  • Refrigerant contamination bypassing filtration.
  • Seal leakage at SAE connections.
  • Internal desiccant breakdown causing reduced absorption.
  • Blockage leading to system flow restriction.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Recover refrigerant and turn system off.

Step 2: Cut out old drier and note flow direction.

Step 3: Braze new filter drier using nitrogen purge.

Step 4: Ensure arrow aligns with refrigerant flow.

Step 5: Pull vacuum, leak test, and recharge system.

Step 6: Restore power and check operation.