Atlas Copco LDI Drain 230V 50-60HZ STR – 2204 2134 10

Quick Specs

– Part Number: 2204 2134 10
– Description: LDI Drain 230V 50-60HZ STR
– Product Status: Original
– Availability: On Request

Electrical component failures often mean unplanned downtime.If this is urgent,contact us directly via WhatsApp — we prioritize same-day quotes for time-sensitive requests.

The Atlas Copco LDI Drain 230V (part no. 2204-2134-10, model LDI 230V, 50/60Hz) is a genuine electronic drain valve specified for air treatment equipment — such as dryers or downstream filtration systems — rather than the compressor body itself. Rated 10VA single-phase, with a working pressure range (PS) of 0.2-16 bar and operating temperature (TS) of 1-75°C, it discharges condensate at up to 6 L/h with IP65 ingress protection.

Technical Details

Part Number2204213410
DescriptionLDI Drain 230V 
BrandAtlas Copco
Product StatusOriginal
Voltage/Power230V, 50/60Hz, 10VA
Weight0.41kg
Dimension17*10*6cm
ApplicationAir treatment equipment
Drain Flow Rate6 L/h
AvailabilityOn Request
Country of OriginItaly

Equivalent / Replaced Part Numbers

– 1624904980
– 3001528536

Compatibility and part numbers are for reference only.

Strainer/Inlet Clogging

A Common Cause Isn ‘t the Valve Itself

Many drain valve “failures”are actually caused by debris or scale blocking the inlet strainer rather than a fault in the valve mechanism.Before assuming the valve needs replacement, checking and cleaning the inlet strainer is worth doing first — this is a common,low-cost fix that ‘s easy to overlook.

Two Opposite Failure Modes

Two Very Different Ways This Can Fail

An electronic drain valve can fail in two opposite directions, and each carries a different cost.If it sticks open,compressed air continuously escapes through the drain line — a quiet,ongoing energy loss that often goes unnoticed until an energy audit or a compressor running harder than expected flags it.If it sticks closed,condensate has nowhere to go:

water accumulates in the receiver,dryer,or filter housing,risking corrosion,and in some cases carrying over into the compressed air line itself.Neither failure mode announces itself with an alarm on most systems – periodic inspection of the drain cycle is the most reliable way to catch either one early.

Common Questions

Continuous air loss from the drain line (a hissing sound) usually means it ‘s stuck open.Water pooling in the receiver,dryer,or downstream filter housing usually means it ‘s stuck closed or the drain cycle isn ‘t triggering.

Yes — a blocked inlet strainer is a common cause of drain issues and is worth ruling out first,since it ‘s a simpler fix than a full valve replacement.

Yes. Parts are sourced through Atlas Copco distributor channels.

T/T (bank transfer).

Common consumables (filters, oil) typically ship within about 1 week. Lead time for other spare parts depends on stock availability — please contact us for a confirmed schedule.

 Yes. We provide full photos and video of the actual item before shipment, and confirm everything is correct with you prior to dispatch.

If you have your own freight forwarder, we can ship to them directly. If not, we can provide shipping options based on your preference.

Yes — if you ‘re dealing with continuous air loss or water accumulation,let us know it ‘s urgent and we ‘ll prioritize the quote and shipping arrangement.

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