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CostGardTM Condensate Drain Seal
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The CostGard™ Condensate Drain Seal replaces the condensate p-trap on air conditioners.
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What happens inside a real HVAC
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Video shows what happens inside a real HVAC unit without a p-trap and with a CostGardTM device installed.
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CostGardTM Condensate Drain Seal
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Trent Technologies, an Engineering Research and Development Company dedicated to providing successful removal of condensate from air conditioner units, a provision essentia...
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CostGardTM Installation - Washington D.C.
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Installation of a Custom CostGardTM Condensate Drain Seal at Smithsonian National Museum of American History - Washington D.C.
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CostGardTM - Freeze Protection
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Unlike the condensate trap the CostGardTM Condensate Drain seal retains no condensate. Once condensate flow ceases, the warmer air that forms the air seal quickly evaporate...
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P-Trap Empty - Air Ingestion & Condensate Blowing
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Here the effect of operating a system with an empty trap is illustrated. During start-up for summer cooling, the empty trap has no seal and acts like a missing trap and all...
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CostGardTM - Operation
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The CostGardTM Condensate Drain Seal prevents the ingestion of outside air by taking a small quantity of air from the positive pressure side of the blower. A portion of thi...
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CostGardTM - Self Cleaning
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The CostGardTM Condensate Drain Seal inherently guards against blockage. This special CostGardTM device, equipped with clear plastic elbows, shows why. Here, soggy oatmeal ...
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CostGardTM - Smooth Flow
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The air velocity entering the condensate drain pan is too low to allow condensate to stand in the pan and cause condensate blowing. Fresh air forms the seal. See how conden...
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CostGardTM - Description
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The CostGardTM - Condensate Drain Seal was designed, developed, tested and patented by a professional engineer with many years of experience in the dynamics of fluid flow.
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