The SPLT is a free standing accessory designed to protect the PPC from liquid contamination returning from the system or device under test.
Fluke SPLT Self Purging Liquid Trap
The SPLT is made up of a stainless steel body with an internal X-Type coalescing filter and a bottom drain port fitting with an electrically actuated purge valve. The filter and valve assembly is installed in a mounting stand.
The SPLT is intended to collect and exhaust liquid contaminants that may be present in the device or system under test so that they do NOT return to the PPC.
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