Séparateur d'eau STREETEC autoleveling air ride

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STREETEC Autoleveling Water Separator – Air Ride System | Rasl'Bitume

Name: STREETEC Autoleveling Water Separator – Air Ride System | Rasl'Bitume
Brand: STREETEC
Price: 60.38 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

60,38 € incl. VAT

Fitting kit : 1/4

1/4 3/8 6mm 10mm Without

Fixing lug : With

With Without

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STREETEC Autoleveling Water Separator

High-performance water separator specially designed for STREETEC autoleveling systems — manual drain, robust construction.

Description

The STREETEC water separator (ref. 9909 2 0363) is an essential component for autoleveling air suspension systems. It captures and retains moisture before it reaches the valves, compressor, or air springs. Water accumulation in an air circuit is the main cause of internal corrosion, freezing in winter, and failure of electro-pneumatic components. This model features a manual drain for removing accumulated condensate.

Technical specifications

Reference	9909 2 0363
Fittings	1/4", 3/8", 6mm, 10mm options
Material	Anodized aluminum body
Maximum pressure	Max. 12 bar
Compatibility	STREETEC autoleveling systems — compatible with other air ride brands

Highlights

Anti-corrosionManual drainWinter & summer

Compatibility

Specifically designed for STREETEC autoleveling kits. Also compatible with Air Lift Performance, Airlevel, and other standard air ride systems. Available with different fittings according to your circuit diameter.

Installation

Identify the main air line (between the tank and the management system).
Cut the line and insert the separator in the correct direction (flow direction indicated).
Connect the fitting that corresponds to your hose diameter.
Make sure the drain screw is securely closed before pressurizing.
Test for leaks at low pressure (3–4 bar) before full commissioning.
Manually drain every 2–3 months or after intensive use in wet conditions.