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CryoWorksKeepfull Vent Device

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Get an uninterrupted, instantaneous supply of liquid with a CryoWorks Keepfull Vent Device. Properly designed systems will incorporate Keepfulls at all system highpoints. CryoWorks Keepfull Vent Device has an internal mechanical float that drops to allow accumulated gas to vent. Once all of the gas vents, the float rises to seal off the vent orifice. This simple design requires no field adjustments, no sensors, no pneumatics, and no electronics.

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Install a CryoWorks Vent Heater on the gas vent outlet of a CryoWorks Keepfull Vent Device. The general purpose for the Vent Heater is for outdoor venting or ventline termination in a large enclosed area with proper air exchange. Our heater provides an ice-free termination, minimizing safety hazards such as falling ice, water drips, large ice accumulation, and roof damage. The protective outer mesh shields personnel from the high-temperature heater located at the vent.

The CryoWorks Ambient Ventline Heater (AVH) is specifically designed to eliminate the need for insulation on system ventline piping. The AVH warms the keepfull discharge gases to nearly ambient temperature which eliminates safety hazards as well as saves you time and money on ventline installation and material. The female bayonet on the AVH mounts directly to the outlet of the CryoWorks Keepfull Vent Device.

  • Frost-free warmed discharge gas.
  • Eliminates safety hazards such as falling objects, slips, trips and falls, and electrical hazards associated with ice buildup or moisture dripping from cold ventlines.
  • Eliminates mold growth or T-bar ceiling damage associated with moisture or ice from cold ventlines.