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Original installation and operation manual
BEKOMAT® 12
BEKOMAT® 12 CO
BEKOMAT® 12 CO PN63
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BEKOMAT® 12, 12 CO, 12 CO PN63 Original installation and operation manual
Table of contents
1. Notes about the documentation......................................................................................................4
1.1 Contact.......................................................................................................................................4
1.2 Information regarding installation and operation manual......................................................4
1.3 Other applicable documents.....................................................................................................4
2. Safety.................................................................................................................................................5
2.1 Use..............................................................................................................................................5
2.1.1 Intended use....................................................................................................................5
2.1.2 Reasonably foreseeable inappropriate use....................................................................5
2.2 Responsibility of the operating company.................................................................................6
2.3 Target group and personnel......................................................................................................7
2.4 Explanation of the symbols used...............................................................................................8
2.5 Safety instructions.....................................................................................................................9
3. Product information...................................................................................................................... 11
3.1 Product description................................................................................................................. 11
3.2 Product overview.................................................................................................................... 11
3.3 Function description............................................................................................................... 12
3.4 Type plate................................................................................................................................ 13
3.5 Scope of delivery .................................................................................................................... 13
4. Technical data................................................................................................................................ 14
4.1 Operating parameters............................................................................................................ 14
4.2 Storage and transport parameters......................................................................................... 15
4.3 Materials.................................................................................................................................. 15
4.4 Climatic zones and performance data.................................................................................... 16
4.4.1 Performance data......................................................................................................... 16
4.5 Dimensions.............................................................................................................................. 17
4.5.1 BM 12, BM12 CO.......................................................................................................... 17
4.5.2 BM 12 CO PN63............................................................................................................ 17
4.6 Installation dimensions........................................................................................................... 18
4.7 Terminal diagrams................................................................................................................... 18
4.7.1 Power control board..................................................................................................... 18
4.7.2 Control PCB.................................................................................................................. 18
5. Transport and storage.................................................................................................................... 19
5.1 Transport................................................................................................................................. 19
5.2 Storage..................................................................................................................................... 19
6. Assembly........................................................................................................................................ 20
6.1 Warning notices...................................................................................................................... 20
6.1.1 General assembly instructions..................................................................................... 21
6.2 Assembly of BM12, BM12 CO................................................................................................ 23
6.3 Assembly of BM12 CO PN63.................................................................................................. 24
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Original installation and operation manual BEKOMAT® 12, 12 CO, 12 CO PN63
7. Electrical installation..................................................................................................................... 25
7.1 Warning notices...................................................................................................................... 25
7.2 Connection work..................................................................................................................... 26
7.2.1 Voltage supply connection........................................................................................... 26
7.2.1.1 Power control board AC................................................................................ 26
7.2.1.2 Power control board DC................................................................................ 29
7.2.2 Connection of potential free contact.......................................................................... 31
7.2.3 Connection of external TEST........................................................................................ 32
8. Commissioning............................................................................................................................... 33
8.1 Warning notices...................................................................................................................... 33
8.2 Commissioning tasks.............................................................................................................. 34
9. Operation....................................................................................................................................... 34
9.1 Operating states..................................................................................................................... 34
10. Maintenance................................................................................................................................ 36
10.1 Warning notices.................................................................................................................... 36
10.2 Maintenance schedule.......................................................................................................... 37
10.3 Maintenance work................................................................................................................ 37
10.3.1 Wear parts exchange.................................................................................................. 37
10.3.2 Cleaning work............................................................................................................. 44
10.3.3 Visual inspection........................................................................................................ 46
10.3.4 Leakage test................................................................................................................ 46
11. Consumables, accessories and spare parts................................................................................. 46
11.1 Order information................................................................................................................. 46
11.2 Accessories............................................................................................................................ 47
11.3 Spare parts............................................................................................................................ 48
12. Decommissioning........................................................................................................................ 52
12.1 Warning notices.................................................................................................................... 52
12.2 Decommissioning work........................................................................................................ 52
13. Disassembly................................................................................................................................. 53
14. Disposal........................................................................................................................................ 54
14.1 Warning notices.................................................................................................................... 54
14.2 Disposal work........................................................................................................................ 55
15. Troubleshooting / FAQ................................................................................................................ 55
16. Appendices................................................................................................................................... 56
16.1 Approval certificates and declarations of conformity......................................................... 56
16.2 Exploded view BM12, BM12 CO........................................................................................... 58
16.3 Exploded view of BM12 CO PN63........................................................................................ 60
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1. Notes about the documentation

This documentation contains all the necessary steps for installation and operation of the product and the accessories.
1.1 Contact
Manufacturer Customer service and tools

BEKO TECHNOLOGIES GmbH BEKO TECHNOLOGIES GmbH
Im Taubental 7 | D-41468 Neuss Im Taubental 7 | D-41468 Neuss

Tel. + 49 2131 988 - 1000 Tel. + 49 2131 988 - 1000
[email protected] [email protected]
www.beko-technologies.com www.beko-technologies.com
1.2 Information regarding installation and operation manual
INFORMATION Copyright protection!

The contents of the installation and operation manual in the form of text, figures, illustrations,
i photographs, technical drawings, diagrams and other representations are protected by the
copyright of the manufacturer. This applies especially to duplication, reproduction, microfilming
and storage as well as processing in electronic systems.
Publication date Revision Version Reason for amendment Scope of amendment

Changes to standards and
01/12/2019 00 00 Completely new version
regulations
The installation and operation manual, hereinafter referred to as the manual, must always be kept close to the product
and be in a permanently legible condition.
The manual must be handed over along with the product if it is sold or passed on.
NOTE Follow the instructions given in the manual!

This manual contains all the basic information required for safe operation of the product and
must therefore be read before any actions are performed. Otherwise personal and material
hazards as well as malfunction and device failure are possible.
1.3 Other applicable documents

More detailed information can be obtained from the following documents:
• Installation and operation manual: Thermostatically controlled heating system and insulation shell
• Installation and operation manual: Trace heater
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2. Safety
2.1 Use
2.1.1 Intended use

The BEKOMAT®, also termed product below, is an electronically level-controlled condensate drain used for draining off
condensate in compressed gas systems.
Any use of this system other than the use described in this manual is hereby deemed to be non-intended and can cause a
hazard for the safety of people and the environment.
The following must be noted for intended use:
• Read and follow the manual.
• Only operate the product and accessories with media which are free of caustic, aggressive, corrosive, toxic,
flammable, oxidising or inorganic components. In cases of doubt an analysis must be carried out.
• Only use the product and the accessories in wet surroundings where only splashwater, free of corroding components,
can occur.
• Only use the product and the accessories in areas without CO2 atmosphere.
• Only use the product and accessories within the operating parameters given in the technical data and the agreed
delivery conditions.
• Only use the product and accessories within pipework designed for the technical data with appropriate connections,
pipe diameters and assembly clearance.
• Only use the product and accessories in areas which are free of toxic and corrosive chemicals and gases.
• Only use the product and accessories outside potentially explosive atmospheres.
• Only use the product and accessories indoors and away from direct solar radiation and heat sources as well as areas
subject to frost.
• Only combine the product and accessories with the products named and recommended by
BEKO TECHNOLOGIES GmbH in the manual.
• Adhere to the prescribed maintenance schedule.
Before using the product and the accessories, the operating company must make sure that all conditions and
prerequisites for intended use are given.
The product and the accessories have been exclusively designed for use in a commercial or industrial area. All the
assembly, installation, operation, disassembly and disposal work described may only be performed by qualified skilled
technical personnel.
2.1.2 Reasonably foreseeable inappropriate use

Reasonably foreseeable inappropriate use is deemed to have occurred if the product or the accessories are used in any
other way than that described in the chapter "Intended use". Reasonably foreseeable inappropriate use includes the use
of the product or the accessories in a manner not intended by the manufacturer or supplier but which may result from
foreseeable human behaviour.
Reasonably foreseeable inappropriate use includes:
• The execution of any kind of modification, in particular constructive and process-technology related interventions.
• The suspension, bridging or non-application of existing or recommended safety equipment.
This list is not exhaustive as not all possible inappropriate use can be foreseen in advance. If the operating company
is aware of any inappropriate use of the product or accessories which are not listed here, the manufacturer must be
informed immediately.
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2.2 Responsibility of the operating company

The responsible operating company must ensure the following to prevent accidents, incidents and adverse effects on the
environment:
• Before all actions, check to ensure that the manual available does in fact belong to the product.
• The product and the accessories are used, serviced and repaired in accordance with the intended use.
• All applicable statutory requirements, safety regulations and accident prevention regulations are being adhered to.
• All regulations and operating guidelines for safe working and information regarding behaviour in the event of
accidents and fires are accessible at the operating location at all are times.
• The product and accessories are only used with the recommended and fully operable safety equipment.
• All assembly, installation and maintenance work is carried out by qualified skilled technical personnel only.
• Personnel have the necessary personal protective equipment available and also use this equipment.
• Suitable technical safety measures are taken so that the permissible operating parameters are not exceeded or
undershot.
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2.3 Target group and personnel

This manual addresses the personnel listed below who are involved with work on the product or the accessories.
INFORMATION Personnel requirements!
i
The personnel may not execute any actions on the product or the accessories when they are
under the influence of drugs, medications, alcohol or other substances that may impair their
consciousness.
Skilled technical personnel - transport and storage

Skilled technical personnel - transport and storage are people who, due to their training, professional experience and
qualifications, have all the necessary skills to safely execute all actions in connection with the transport and storage of
the product, to instruct, to recognise possible dangerous situations independently and to execute measures to avoid
danger.
The capabilities include, in particular, experience with hoists, forklifts and lifting equipment and knowledge of local
laws, standards and guidelines relating to transport and storage.
Skilled technical personnel - compressed gas technology

Skilled technical personnel - compressed gas technology are people who, due to their training, professional experience
and qualification, possess all the necessary capabilities to safely execute actions, and instruct all actions related to
compressed gases and pressurised systems, to independently foresee potential hazardous situations and implement
appropriate measures to avert any danger.
The capabilities include, in particular, experience in handling measurement and control technology as well as
knowledge of the regionally applicable laws, standards and regulations for compressed gas technology.
Skilled technical personnel - electrical engineering

Skilled technical personnel - electrical engineering are people who, due to their training, professional experience and
qualification, have all the necessary capabilities to safely execute all actions related to electricity, to instruct and to
independently foresee potential hazardous situations and take appropriate measures to avoid any danger.
The capabilities include, in particular, experience in handling electric voltage plants, measurement and control
technology as well as knowledge of the regionally applicable laws, standards and regulations (e.g. VDE 0100 / IEC
60364/ ATEX) applicable for handling electrical technology.
Skilled technical personnel - customer service

Skilled technical personnel - customer service are people who have the skills and qualifications of the skilled personnel
named above. Skilled technical personnel - customer service must have documented proof of training for all work on
the product and be authorised.
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2.4 Explanation of the symbols used

The symbols used below indicate safety-relevant and important information which must be adhered to when handling
the product and to ensure safe and optimum operation.
Symbol Description/Explanation
General warning symbol (danger, warning, caution)
Warning: pressure build-up in the pipework
Warning: electric voltage
Note the installation and operating manual
General note
Wear safety footwear
Use respiratory protection, protection class FFP 3 (particle-filtering half mask)
Use protective gloves (cut-proof and liquid-resistant)
Wear safety goggles with side shields
i General information
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2.5 Safety instructions

Safety instructions warn against residual risks when handling the product and accessories.
These safety instructions must be strictly observed in order to prevent accidents, personal injury, damage to property
and impairments during operation.
Structural design of the safety instructions:
SIGNAL WORD Type and source of danger!

Possible consequences if the danger is ignored
• Measure to prevent the danger
Safety symbol
Signal words:
Imminent hazard
DANGER
Consequences of non-compliance: Death or serious personal injury
Imminent hazard
WARNING Consequences of non-compliance: Death or serious personal injury are possible
Potential hazard
CAUTION
Consequences of non-compliance: Personal injury or damage to property are possible
Additional notes, information, tips

NOTE
Consequences of non-compliance: Malfunction and device failure during handling and
maintenance are possible. No hazard to people or regarding the safe operation.
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DANGER Operation of plant outside the permissible limit range!

Operation of the product or accessories outside the permissible limits and operating
parameters, unauthorised interference and modifications may result in death or serious
injury.
• For safe operation of the product and accessories, always adhere to the limit values,
operating parameters and maintenance intervals as well as the set-up and ambient
parameters specified on the type plate and in the manual.
• Inspect whether the operating parameters have been amended or restricted by the use
of accessories.
DANGER Pressure build-up in the pipework!

Death or serious personal injury can result through contact with fast or suddenly escaping
compressed gas or through bursting system parts.
• All work on the compressed gas system must be carried out in the depressurised state
and with the compressed gas system secured against unintentional pressure build-up.
• Set up a safety area around the working area during all assembly, installation,
maintenance and repair work.
• During all work, prevent people or objects from being affected by condensate or
escaping compressed gas.
• Before building up pressure in the pipework, check all pipe connections and tighten if
necessary.
• Slowly pressurise the system with pressure.
• Avoid pressure blows and high differential pressures.
• Assemble all pipelines without stress.
• Avoid any vibrations occurring in the pipe network by using vibration dampers.
DANGER Electric voltage!

There is a danger of death or serious injuries following contact with components which are
in contact with electric voltage. Malfunction and device failure as well as material damage
can occur.
• The product and the accessories may only be connected to the current supply if they are
undamaged.
• Only carry out installation, maintenance and repair work on the product and accessories
when they have been disconnected and secured against being switched back on again.
• Set up a safety area around the working area during all installation, maintenance and
repair work.
• Only operate the product and accessories with the cover or housing complete and
closed.
DANGER Use of incorrect spare parts, accessories or materials!

The use of incorrect spare parts, accessories or materials, as well as auxiliary and operating
materials, may result in death or serious injury. Malfunction and device failure as well as
material damage can occur.
• For all work, only use undamaged original parts, auxiliary and operating materials which
are specified by the manufacturer.
• Use only the approved materials and suitable tools for the respective purpose and make
sure that they are in proper working order.
• Only use cleaned pipes that are free of dirt and corrosion.
CAUTION Polluted condensate!

Contact with condensate containing substances which endanger health and the
environment can pose a health hazard, causing irritation and/or damage to the eyes,
skin and mucous membranes. Polluted condensate must be prevented from entering the
sewerage system, waters or the ground.
• Use personal protective equipment.

• Pick up and dispose of any escaped or spilled condensate in line with local regulations.
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3. Product information
3.1 Product description

The BEKOMAT® is an electronically level-controlled condensate drain used for draining off condensate in compressed
gas systems.
The condensate formed is collected in the BEKOMAT® and the filling level is monitored by an integrated capacitive
sensor. When the defined filling level is reached, the condensate is discharged via a pilot-controlled solenoid valve.
3.2 Product overview
1 2 7
49
43 A
15
23
42 33
Item Description / explanation Item Description / explanation

[1] Operating label with TEST button [23] Hose connection (not with BEKOMAT® 12 CO PN63)
[2] Top cover [33] Solenoid valve
Cable glands
[7] right: Voltage supply [42] Housing
left: potential-free contact
[A] Cable gland solenoid valve [43] Condensate inlet
[15] Solenoid valve connector [49] Bottom cover
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3.3 Function description
Illustration Description / explanation
43
The condensate flows via the condensate inlet [43] into
the BEKOMAT® and collects in the housing [42]. The
filling level in the housing [42] is permanently monitored
by a capacitive sensor in the sensor tube [45].
42 45
The control actuates the pilot valve with valve core [19]
and the membrane [27] opens the condensate
discharge [B] to the condensate drain system.
Once the BEKOMAT® has been emptied, the condensate

discharge [B] is closed tightly again before any loss of
compressed gas can occur.
19 27 B
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3.4 Type plate

The type plate is located on the housing and contains all the identification and operating parameters of the BEKOMAT®.
If you contact the manufacturer or supplier, always have this data ready for system identification.
BM12COPN63 1,2 ... 63 bar / 17 ... 913 psig 2000787

+1° ... + 60 °C / 34° ... 140 °F 14266245
230 Vac ± 10% /50 ... 60Hz/ <8VA IP65 Made in Germany
BEKO TECHNOLOGIES GmbH
14136065
Example illustrations
Position on type plate Description / explanation
BM12COPN63 Product name
1.2 … 63 bar / 17 … 913 psig Operating pressure
+1° … +60°C / 34° … 140 °F Operating temperature
230 Vac ± 10% /50-60Hz/ <8VA Operating voltage
2000787 Order reference
14266245 Serial number
IP65 IP degree of protection
NOTE Handling the type plate!
Never damage, remove or make the type plate illegible.
For more information regarding the symbols, refer to “2.4 Explanation of the symbols used” on Page 8.
3.5 Scope of delivery

The table below shows the scope of delivery of the BEKOMAT®:
BEKOMAT®
Original installation and operation manual
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4. Technical data
4.1 Operating parameters
BEKOMAT® 12 12 CO 12 CO PN63
0.8 ... 16 bar(g) 1.2 … 63 bar(g)
Min. / max. operating pressure
12 … 230 psi(g) 18 … 913 psi(g)
+1 … +60 °C
Min. / max. operating temperature
+34 … +140 °F
+1 … +60 °C
Min. / max. ambient temperature
+34 … +140 °F
Min. / max. ambient air humidity 10 … 80 %, non-condensing
G1/2 (internal thread)
Condensate inlet
1/2" NPT (internal thread)
Condensate discharge G3/8 (internal thread)
Condensate, oil-
Media Condensate, oil-contaminated + oil-free
contaminated
0.8 kg 0.9 kg
Empty weight
1.8 lbs 2.0 lbs
230 / 115 / … / 24 VAC ± 10%, 50 … 60 Hz / 24 VDC ± 10%
Operating voltage
See type plate
Power consumption P < 8.0 VA (W)
Fuse protection recommended for AC: 1 A (time-lag) | prescribed for DC: 1 A (time-lag)
5.8 ... 8.5 mm
Recommended cable diameter
0.23 … 0.34 inch
Recommended wire cross-section 3 x 0.75 … 1.5 mm²
(voltage supply) AWG 16 … 18
PE= ~ 60 mm PE= ~ 60 mm PE= ~ 60 mm
Recommended shortening of the ~ 2.3 inch ~ 2.3 inch ~ 2.3 inch
cable jacket L|N= ~ 50 mm L|N= ~ 50 mm L|N= ~ 50 mm
~ 1.96 inch ~ 1.96 inch ~ 1.96 inch
Recommended stripping length of ~ 6 mm
the cable wires ~ 0.24 inch
Connection data potential-free
AC: max. 250 V / 1A | DC: max. 30 V / 1A
contact for switching load
Degree of protection IP65 / NEMA 13
Overvoltage category II
Degree of pollution 3
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4.2 Storage and transport parameters
Min. / max. storage and transport +1 … +60 °C
temperature +34 … +140 °F
4.3 Materials
Housing Aluminium Aluminium, hardcoated
Membrane FKM
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4.4 Climatic zones and performance data

Depending on which climatic zone the product is used in, the product performance differs depending on the climatic
ambient conditions.
Max. compressor
Climatic zone Max. dryer performance Max. filter performance
performance
Unit m³/min. cfm m³/min. cfm m³/min. cfm
green 8.0 283 16.0 565 80.0 2825
blue 6.5 230 13.0 459 65.0 2300
red 4.0 141 8.0 283 40.0 1413
The performance data given refer to a moderate climate valid for Europe, large parts of South-East Asia, North and South
Africa, parts of North and South America (climatic zone: blue).
For a dry and / or cool climate (climatic zone: green), the following factor applies:
Performance in climatic zone “blue” x approx. 1.2
For a hot and / or humid climate (tropics, climatic zone: red), the following factor applies:
Performance in climatic zone “blue” x approx. 0.7
4.4.1 Performance data

Max. compressor 6.5 m³/min
performance 230 cfm
Max. refrigeration dryer 13 m³/min
performance 460 cfm
65 m³/min
Max. filter performance
2300 cfm
1 bar(g) 2 bar(g) 3 bar(g) 4 bar(g) 5 bar(g) ≥ 6 bar(g)

Operating pressure
14.5 psi(g) 29.01 psi(g) 43.51 psi(g) 58.02 psi(g) 72.52 psi(g) 87.02 psi(g)
0.95 l/h 1.10 l/h 1.29 l/h 1.43 l/h
Ø discharge rate
0.25 gal/h 0.29 gal/h 0.34 gal/h 0.37 gal/h
Max. discharge rate (short- 20 l/h 23 l/h 27 l/h 30 l/h
term)* 5.28 gal/h 6.07 gal/h 7.13 gal/h 7.92 gal/h
* The peak volume can only be achieved if the device is correctly installed according to the installation and operation
manual. If in doubt, a venting line must be installed.
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4.5 Dimensions
4.5.1 BM 12, BM12 CO

150 (5.9)
G½-i (½“ NPT-i)
141 (5.6)
61,5 (2.4)
G⅜-a
SW32 (1.25)
158 (6.2) Ø-i= 10-13 (½“)
65 (2.5)
mm (inch)
i = innen/inside
a = außen/outside
4.5.2 BM 12 CO PN63
150 (5.9)
G½-i (½“ NPT-i)

141 (5.6)
61,5 (2.4)
G⅜-i
SW32 (1.25)
116 (4.5)
65 (2.5)
mm (inch)
i = innen/inside
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4.6 Installation dimensions
ca. 100 mm
ca. 3.93“
At the place of installation, allow sufficient assembly space
above the top cover so that the LEDs are visible and the
G1/2 TEST button can be pressed.
(1/2“ NPT)
G3/8
4.7 Terminal diagrams
4.7.1 Power control board

Illustration VAC board Illustration VDC board
Normally Open (NO) Normally Open (NO)

Common (CO) Common (CO)
Normally Closed (NC) Normally Closed (NC)
24V+
24V-
PE Schutzleiter (PE)
N Neutralleiter (N)
L Phase (L)
4.7.2 Control PCB

Illustration
1.0 +24V Voltage supply

1.1 0V from the power control
board
2.0 OT1
2.1 not assigned
2.2 INP1
External test button
2.3 0V
3.0 0V
3.1 +24V Solenoid valve

3.2 OT2
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5. Transport and storage

WARNING Insufficient qualification!
Insufficient qualification of the personnel can lead to accidents, personal injury and damage to
the device as well as impairments in operation during work on the product.
The work on the product described below may only be executed and documented by skilled
technical personnel ‑ transport and storage.
CAUTION Inappropriate transport or storage!

Inappropriate transport or storage may result in personal injury or damage to the device.
• Wear protective gloves when working with packaging material
• Use personal protective equipment, inspect it regularly for faultlessness and functionality
and replace damaged parts immediately.
• Handle packaging and product with care.
• Pack all parts impact-proof using suitable material.
• Transport and handle the packaging according to the markings (observe lifting gear
attachment points, the centre of gravity and orientation e.g. keep vertical, do not throw etc.).
• Use proper means of transport and lifting equipment that is in proper working order.
• Always adhere to the specified transport and storage parameters.
• Store the product only outside of areas exposed to direct sunlight and heat sources.
NOTE Handling packaging material!
Inappropriate disposal of packaging materials can cause environmental damage.
• Dispose of the packaging material in accordance with the regional laws, provisions,
guidelines and regulations of the country and place of use.
5.1 Transport
After transporting and removing the packaging material, inspect the product for possible transport damage. If you
detect any damage, immediately notify the carrier company and BEKO TECHNOLOGIES GMBH or one of its agents.
Transport the product as follows:
• Only transport the product packaged.
• Handle packaging and the product with care.
• Note the transport weight specification and marking on the packaging.
• Secure the packaging and the product against slipping and falling during transport.
5.2 Storage
Store the product and the accessories as follows:
• Adhere to the storage conditions in chapter “4.2 Storage and transport parameters” on Page 15.
• Store in a closed, dry as well as frost-free room.
• Store protected from external influences of the weather, direct sunlight and sources of heat.
• Secure against falling over and protect against vibrations at the storage location.
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6. Assembly
6.1 Warning notices

• Only use pipes that are free of dirt, damage and corrosion.

necessary.
• Avoid any vibrations occurring in the pipe network by using vibration dampers.
• Install pipes tightly as feed and discharge lines.

Insufficient qualification of the personnel carrying out work on the product and accessories
can lead to accidents, personal injury and damage to property as well as impair operation.
• All work on the product and accessories may only be carried out by skilled technical
personnel ‑ compressed gas technology.
CAUTION Inappropriate assembly!

Inappropriate assembly of the product and the accessories can lead to personal injury and
damage to property as well as impair operation.
• Fix hoses in such a way that they do not flap around.
• Note the specified assembly instructions at all times.
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6.1.1 General assembly instructions

Note the following assembly instructions at all times.
Wrong Right Description / explanation
Bypassing the filter!

Drain each point where condensate occurs separately in
order to avoid bypassing the filters!
Avoid pressure ranges!

Drain each point where condensate occurs using a
BEKOMAT® to avoid pressure ranges in the pipework!
Ensure sufficient venting!

If the gradient in the inflow is not sufficient or there are
other problems with the inflow, a venting line must be
laid!
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Wrong Right Description / explanation
Deflecting surface!
In the case of direct drainage from the compressed gas
line a deflection of the compressed gas flow is necessary!
Continuous slope!
If a pressure hose is used for inflow, avoid the formation
of a water pocket!
Continuous slope!
When laying pipes for the feed line, avoid the formation of
a water pocket.
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6.2 Assembly of BM12, BM12 CO

For assembly work to be carried out, the following prerequisites must be fulfilled and the preparatory tasks must have
been completed.
Prerequisites
Tools Material Protective equipment
• e.g. adjustable spanner • Sealants Always to be worn:
• Feed line and discharge line
Preparatory tasks
Depressurise the compressed gas system or the respective system section and secure it against unintentional
1.
pressure build-up.
44 23
2. Remove the dust cap [44].
3. Screw the enclosed hose connection [23] to the
condensate discharge.
Assembly instructions
• The gradient of the condensate inlet line [C] must be ≥3
%.
• Do not mount any filters in the condensate inlet line [C].
• The diameter of the condensate inlet line [C] must be
≥1/2" (inner diameter ≥13 mm (0.5")).
• The cross-section of the manifold must correspond to at
least the sum of the individual cross-sections.
• Do not reduce any of the given line cross-sections e.g.
by means of reducing nipples.
• Recommended interval:
Equip the condensate inlet line [C] with a shut-off
C D valve [D] to make simple product maintenance possible.
4. For the condensate inlet line [C] apply sealant to the

end of the pressure-resistant pipe and screw in at the
condensate inlet.
• The condensate discharge line [F] may be max. 10 m
G (32.8 ft) long and laid rising by max. 5 m (17 ft). The
minimum pressure required increases by 0.1 bar (1.5 psi)
per metre of incline.
• The diameter of the manifold [G] must be ≥1/2" and the
gradient ≥3 %.
• Do not use shut-off valves in the condensate discharge.
• Do not kink or block the pressure hose [E] , or route it
across storage or transport areas.
5. For the drain, connect a short pressure hose [D]

E (designed for the system pressure) to the condensate
F discharge and the condensate discharge line [F] using a
hose clamp.
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6.3 Assembly of BM12 CO PN63

For assembly work to be carried out, the following prerequisites must be fulfilled and the preparatory tasks must have
been completed.
Prerequisites
• e.g. adjustable spanner • Sealants Always to be worn:
• Feed line and discharge line
Preparatory tasks
1.
pressure build-up.
2. Note the specified assembly instructions at all times.
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3. Remove the dust cap [44].
• The gradient of the condensate inlet line [C] must be ≥3
%.
• Do not mount any filters in the condensate inlet line [C].
• The diameter of the condensate inlet line [C] must be
≥1/2" (inner diameter ≥13 mm (0.5")).
• Recommended interval:
Equip the condensate inlet line [C] with a shut-off
valve [D] to make simple product maintenance possible.
4. For the condensate inlet line [C] apply sealant to the

C D end of the pressure-resistant pipe and screw in at the
condensate inlet.
G Assembly instructions
• The condensate discharge line [F] may be laid rising
by max. 5 m (17 ft). The minimum pressure required
increases by 0.1 bar (1.5 psi) per metre of incline.
• The diameter of the manifold [G] must be ≥1/2" and the
gradient ≥3 %.
• Do not use shut-off valves in the condensate discharge.
5. For the drain, connect a short pressure hose [E]

(designed for the system pressure) to the condensate
E discharge and the condensate discharge line [F].
F
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7. Electrical installation
7.1 Warning notices


There is a danger of death or serious injuries as well as malfunction and device failure
following contact with components which are in contact with electric voltage.
repair work.
• For installation of the device, adhere to all applicable regulations (e.g. VDE 0100 / IEC
60364/ ATEX).
• Connect the protective conductor (earth connection) according to regulations.

• All work on the product and the accessories may only be carried out by skilled technical
personnel ‑ electrical engineering.
CAUTION Inappropriate electrical installation!

Inappropriate electrical installation of the product and the accessories can lead to personal
injury and damage to property as well as impair operation.
• Check all plug-type connections for a correct fit.
• Avoid stumbling hazard through appropriate cable routing.
• Avoid mechanical load on the cables through appropriate cable routing.
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7.2 Connection work

For connection work to be carried out, the following prerequisites must be fulfilled and the preparatory tasks must have
been completed.
Prerequisites
• Stripping tool • 3-wire cable for voltage supply 230 V Always to be worn:
• Crimping tool for wire-end ferrules • 2-wire cable for voltage supply 24 V
• Screwdriver - cross-head size 2.5 • 2-wire cable for external test
mm (0.09") • 2/3-wire cable for potential-free
• Screwdriver - flat-blade contact
size 2.5 mm (0.09") (depending on the application)
• Wire end ferrules
Preparatory tasks
1. Assembly must have been completed.
Protect the cables for the voltage supply of the BEKOMAT® in accordance with the specifications in the
2. technical data.AC = 1 A (time-lag) recommended
DC = 1 A (time-lag) prescribed
In the case of AC voltage supply an accessible circuit breaker (e.g. power plug or switch) that shuts off all
3.
energised conductors must be installed close to the unit.
7.2.1 Voltage supply connection
7.2.1.1 Power control board AC

3
4. Loosen the 4 pan-head screw [3] in the top

cover and unscrew the components of the cable
5 gland [5, 6, 7, 8].
6
7
8
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2
56
9 5. Raise the top cover [2] a little and pull the screw
terminal [56] of the power control board up and off.
6. Unscrew the pan-head screw [35] and take the power
control board [9] out of the top cover [2].
35
6 mm (0.23“)
60 mm (2.36“)
50 mm (1.96“)
1 N/- 7. Prepare the 3-wire cable of the voltage supply.
2 L/+
PE
5
6
7 H 8. Slide the components of the cable gland [5, 6, 7] over
the cable for voltage supply [H] and insert the cable
into the top cover.
Normally Open (NO)
Common (CO)
Normally Closed (NC)
N Neutralleiter (N)
L Phase (L)
9. Connect the voltage supply cable to the power control
board in accordance with the terminal diagram.
PE
N
L
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2
5
6
7 H 10. Insert the power control board [9] back into the top
cover [2] and fasten using the pan-head screw [35].
Tighten the voltage supply cable [H] while doing this
and screw the components of the cable gland [5, 6, 7]
9 in place.
35
11. Fit the screw terminal [56].

56 2 Set the top cover [2] in place and fix it using the pan-
head screws [3].
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7.2.1.2 Power control board DC
1. Loosen the 4 pan-head screw [3] in the top

cover and unscrew the components of the cable
5 gland [5, 6, 7, 8].
6
7
8
56
2. Raise the top cover [2] a little and pull the screw
terminal [56] of the power control board up and off.
3. Unscrew the pan-head screw [35] and take the power
control board [9] out of the top cover [2].
9
35
6 mm (0.23“)
60 mm (2.36“)
+24 VDC (0V) 4. Prepare the 2-wire cable of the voltage supply.
0V (+24 VDC)
5
6
7 H 5. Slide the components of the cable gland [5, 6, 7] over
the cable for voltage supply [H] and insert the cable
into the top cover.
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Normally Open (NO)
Common (CO)
±24V +24 VDC (0 V)

±24V 0 V (+24 VDC)
6. Connect the voltage supply cable to the power control
board in accordance with the terminal diagram.
2
5
6
7 H 7. Insert the power control board [9] back into the top
cover [2] and fasten using the pan-head screw [35].
Tighten the voltage supply cable [H] while doing this
9 and screw the components of the cable gland [5, 6, 7]
in place.
35
8. Fit the screw terminal [56], set the top cover [2] in
place and fasten using the pan-head screw [3].
56 2
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7.2.2 Connection of potential free contact

The BEKOMAT® has a potential-free contact on the power control board. A fault signal can be indicated at a remote
maintenance centre through this.

1. Prepare the 2/3-wire cable of the potential-free
6 mm (0.23“) contact (depending on the application).
60 mm (2.36“)
If the external TEST button is to be connected
in addition to the potential-free contact,
a 4/5-wire cable must be used for the
connection (depending on the application).
2. Take the dust protection pane [4] out.
3. Slide the components of the cable gland [5, 6, 7] over

the cable for potential-free contact [I] and insert the
cable into the top cover.
5
6
4 7 I
Normally Open (NO)
Common (CO)
N Neutralleiter (N)
L Phase (L) 4. Connect the cable of the potential-free contact to the

power control board in accordance with the terminal
diagram.
PE
N
L
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7.2.3 Connection of external TEST

The BEKOMAT® has an option for the connection of an external TEST button. This enables condensate to be discharged
via remote control. If the external contact is closed, the solenoid valve opens like after pressing the TEST button on the
top cover and the BEKOMAT® discharges condensate.
6 mm (0.23“) 1. Prepare the external TEST button cable.

60 mm (2.36“)
If the potential free contact is to be connected
in addition to the external TEST button, a 4/5-
wire cable must be used for the connection
(depending on the application).
5
6 2. Take the dust protection pane [4] out of the left-hand
cable gland.
7 I
3. Slide the components of the cable gland [5, 6, 7] over
the cable [I] and insert the cable into the top cover.
Normally Open (NO)
Common (CO)
±24V +24 VDC (0 V)

±24V 0 V (+24 VDC)
4. Connect the cable of the external TEST button to the
control PCB in accordance with the terminal diagram.
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8. Commissioning
8.1 Warning notices

necessary.

repair work.
60364/ ATEX).

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8.2 Commissioning tasks
1. Supply the BEKOMAT® with voltage.
2. Slowly charge the system section with pressure. To do

this, slowly open the shut-off valve [D].
9. Operation
As soon as the BEKOMAT® is supplied with voltage, a self-test starts automatically, during which all internal
components necessary for the proper functioning of the BEKOMAT® are checked.
If the self-test is positive, the BEKOMAT® goes into normal operation.

0 For acoustic signalling, the solenoid valve cycles twice.
If the self-test is negative, the BEKOMAT® goes into fail-safe operation.

0 For acoustic signalling, the solenoid valve cycles 20 times.
The LED signalling of the various operating states can be seen in the following table.
9.1 Operating states
Disconnected
• All LEDs are off
Switch on / power-on self-test

• All LEDs light up for 1 second
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n=2
Positive power-on self-test (repeat 2x)
• The red Alarm LED is off
• The green Valve LED lights up during the solenoid
valve cycles
• The green Power LED is on
• The solenoid valve cycles
t = 30 ms t = 500 ms 0 goes into normal operation
n = 20 n=∞
Negative power-on self-test (repeat 20x)
• The red Alarm LED is on
valve cycles
t = 30 ms t = 30 ms t = 30 ms t = 970 ms • The solenoid valve cycles
0 Goes to fail-safe operation (continuous loop)
Fail-Safe • The solenoid valve cycles once per second
Ready for operation (normal operating mode)

• The green Valve LED is off
t = 40 ms (BM12) • The green Power LED is on
t = 140 ms (BM13)
Discharge procedure (TEST button pressed briefly)
• The green Valve LED lights up during the discharge
procedure
Pre-alarm (TEST button pressed >1 min and <5 min)

• The red Alarm LED flashes
• The green Valve LED is on
t = 500 ms t = 500 ms
Alarm (TEST button pressed >5 min)

• The red Alarm LED is on
• The green Valve LED is off
n=∞
Alarm mode (problem with condensate discharge)
• The red Alarm LED flashes
• The green Power LED lights up
valve cycles
• The solenoid valve sets a cycle every 4 minutes
0 Passes to normal mode with free condensate discharge
For further information about fault indications during operation see “15. Troubleshooting / FAQ” on Page 55.
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10. Maintenance
10.1 Warning notices

necessary.
CAUTION Inappropriate cleaning and use of the wrong cleaning media!

Inappropriate cleaning and the use of the wrong cleaning media may result in minor injuries
as well as damage to health and property.
• Never clean the device with a dripping wet cloth.
• Never use abrasive or aggressive cleaning agents or solvents which could damage the
outer coating (e.g. markings, type plate, corrosion protection, etc.).
• Never clean the device with hard or pointed implements.
• Use an anti-static, damp cloth for cleaning the outside.
• Immediately replace any product markings (pictograms, markings) that have become
illegible.

• All work on the product and the accessories may only be carried out by skilled technical
personnel ‑ customer service.
CAUTION Inappropriate maintenance!

Inappropriate maintenance of the product and the accessories can lead to personal injury
and damage to property as well as impair operation.
• Always adhere to the maintenance schedule and the given maintenance intervals.
NOTE Local hygiene regulations!
In addition to the cleaning instructions listed, any local hygiene regulations which are in
place must be heeded.
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10.2 Maintenance schedule
Maintenance Interval
Wear parts exchange Annually
Cleaning work Annually
Visual inspection Weekly
At the end of all assembly work and maintenance and
Leakage test
servicing work on the product
10.3 Maintenance work

For maintenance work to be carried out, the following prerequisites must be fulfilled and the preparatory tasks must
have been completed.
Prerequisites
• Screwdrivers: • Sealants Always to be worn:
Cross-head size 2.5 mm (0.09") • Lubricant for greasing the O-rings
Flat-blade size 2.5 mm (0.09") • Mild detergent
• e.g. adjustable spanner • Cotton cloth or disposable tissue
• Cleaning brush made of wire or soft
plastic material with
Ø max. = 1.5 mm (0.05")
Ø max. = 2.5 mm (0.09")
Preparatory tasks
1. Decommissioning and disassembly must have been completed.
10.3.1 Wear parts exchange

2. Loosen the 4 pan-head screws [3].
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54 56
3. Raise the top cover [2] and lift the cable

terminals [54, 56] off.
4. Loosen the fixing screws of the solenoid valve

connector [16].
16
15
5. Pull the solenoid valve connector [15] off.
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13 6. Loosen the pan-head screws [13] and [25] and remove

the solenoid valve.
25
10
11
7. Loosen the hexagon nut [10] and remove together

with the washer [11].
33
8. Pull the solenoid coil [33] up and off the core guide
17 pipe [17].
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32
17 9. Loosen the countersunk head screws [32] and remove

the core guide pipe [17].
The intervals for wear part replacement and the necessary cleaning work are identical.
Recommended interval:
Carry out cleaning work in the disassembled state at the same time as wear part replacement.
X
X The components [X] are contained in the set of wear parts
X and must be replaced.
10. Grease the O-rings in the set of wear parts.

Use a lubricant suitable for this purpose.
X
X
X
X
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27
11. Place the membrane [27] in the membrane seat [24].

24
28
12. Insert the pressure spring [28] in the membrane

cap [21].
21
21
13. Place the membrane cap [21] with pressure
spring [28] (not shown) onto the membrane seat.
Make sure that the pressure spring is fitted in the
centre of the membrane.
24
30
17
14. Insert the valve core [19] into the core guide
pipe [17]. Guide the flange [30] with countersunk
head screws over the core guide pipe [17] and screw
tightly on the membrane cap [21].
19
21
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10
11
12
15. Insert the solenoid coil [33], the control-air cover [12]
17 and the washer [11] onto the core guide pipe [17]
and fasten the screw into place using the hexagon
nut [10].
33
15
16. Screw the solenoid valve to the housing again using
13 the pan-head screws [13] and [25] and fit the solenoid
valve connector [15].
25
16 17. Screw the fixing screw of the solenoid valve

connector [16] tight.
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54 56
18. Fit the cable terminals [54, 56] and the top cover [2].
19. Screw the 4 pan-head screws [3] tight.
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10.3.2 Cleaning work

Clean the BEKOMAT® using a damp (not dripping wet) cotton cloth or disposable wipe, a cleaning brush and a mild,
conventional cleaning agent/soap.
Spray the cleaning agent on a clean cotton cloth or disposable wipe and wipe down the entire component. Then dry
using a clean cloth or let it dry at room temperature.
Carry out the individual cleaning steps as follows:

1. Clean the control-air bore and condensate discharge

bore using a cleaning brush Ø max. = 2.5 mm (0.09").
2. Clean the control-air cover using a cleaning brush

Ø max. = 2.5 mm (0.09").
3. Clean the upper opening on the core guide pipe using

a cleaning brush Ø max. = 2.5 mm (0.09").
4. Clean the core guide pipe from below using a cleaning

brush or a clean cloth.
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5. Clean the membrane cap using a cleaning brush

Ø max. = 1.5 mm (0.05").
6. Clean the membrane seat using a cleaning brush

Ø max. = 2.5 mm (0.09").
7. Wipe the membrane seat and the membrane cap down

using a clean cloth without cleaning agent.
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10.3.3 Visual inspection

During the visual inspection, check all components for mechanical damage and corrosion. Replace damaged components
immediately.
10.3.4 Leakage test

The leakage test is a non-destructive test method and is used to prove leak tightness in vacuum and overpressure
systems. The leakage test can be carried out in different ways. BEKO TECHNOLOGIES GmbH does not make a
specific recommendation here. The company operating the compressed gas system is responsible for the selection
and specification of the test method to be used, which should be executed in accordance with valid standards and
regulations (e.g. DIN EN 1779).
11. Consumables, accessories and spare parts
11.1 Order information

BEKO TECHNOLOGIES Service requires the following data for an inquiry or order:
• Serial number of the product (see type plate)
• Material number and designation of the accessory or spare part
• Required quantity of accessories or spare parts to be delivered
The contact data for the BEKO TECHNOLOGIES customer services responsible are listed in chapter “1.1 Contact” on
Page 4.
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11.2 Accessories
Illustration Description / explanation & order reference
Thermostatically controlled heating system

2801244 (200 … 230 VAC) [BM12, BM12 CO]
2801245 (100 … 115 VAC) [BM12, BM12 CO]
2801247 (24 VAC/VDC) [BM12, BM12 CO]
Trace heater 230 VAC

4041657 [BM12, BM12 CO, BM12 CO PN63]
Insulation shell
2000195 [BM12, BM12 CO, BM12 CO PN63]
Mounting bracket for wall and floor installation

2000035 [BM12, BM12 CO]
Connection set
2000039 [BM12, BM12 CO]
Drain kit
2000045 [BM12, BM12 CO]
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11.3 Spare parts
X
X
X
Set of wear parts

X 2000049 [BM12, BM12 CO]
2000748 [BM12 CO PN63]
X
X
X
Membranes, 3 pcs.
4003555 [BM12, BM12 CO]
2000437 [BM12 CO PN63]
Membrane seat
2800829 [BM12, BM12 CO]
X
X X
X
X
X
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Valve unit, complete

4027846 [BM12]
4027847 [BM12 CO]
4027848 [BM12 CO PN63]
X X X X
X
X Valve attachment components
2000052 [BM12]
2000053 [BM12 CO]
2000054 [BM12 CO PN63]
X
X
X X X
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X
Set of seals
2000058 [BM12, BM12 CO]
X 2000749 [BM12 CO PN63]
X
X X
X
X
Housing
2000060 [BM12]
2000061 [BM12 CO]
2000234 [BM12 CO PN63]
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Top cover
2000066 [BM12, BM12 CO, BM12 CO PN63]
Control PCB
4047971 [BM12, BM12 CO, BM12 CO PN63]
Power control board 230 VAC

2000063 [BM12, BM12 CO, BM12 CO PN63]

2000349 [BM12, BM12 CO, BM12 CO PN63]

2000064 [BM12, BM12 CO, BM12 CO PN63]

2000611 [BM12, BM12 CO, BM12 CO PN63]

2000065 [BM12, BM12 CO, BM12 CO PN63]
Power control board 24 VDC

2000756 [BM12, BM12 CO, BM12 CO PN63]
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12. Decommissioning

necessary.

repair work.
60364/ ATEX).

12.2 Decommissioning work

1. Disconnect the BEKOMAT® from the voltage supply
and disconnect the potential-free contact completely.
Without voltage supply being applied, an error

message / fault is outputted via the potential-
free contact and the external TEST button is
without function.
2. Close the shut-off valve [D].
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13. Disassembly
For dismantling work to be carried out, the following prerequisites must be fulfilled and the preparatory tasks must have
been completed.
Prerequisites
• e.g. adjustable spanner Always to be worn:
Preparatory tasks
1.
pressure build-up.
2. Decommissioning has been completed.
3. Close and disassemble the feed line [D].
C D
4. Disassemble the discharge line [E].
E
F
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14. Disposal
NOTE Inappropriate disposal!

Inappropriate disposal of parts and components, operating and auxiliary materials as well as
cleaning media can cause environmental damage.
• Dispose of all components and parts, operating and auxiliary materials as well as
cleaning media professionally and in accordance with regional legal provisions,
regulations and requirements.
• In case of uncertainties regarding disposal, always consult a regional waste management
company.
INFORMATION Disposal of electrical and electronic equipment

Electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) contains materials, components and substances
i which can be dangerous and harmful for human health and the environment if the waste
from electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) is not disposed of properly.
Electrical and electronic equipment are marked by the crossed out rubbish bin. The crossed
out rubbish bin symbolises that electrical and electronic equipment must be collected
separately and must not be disposed of together with unsorted domestic waste.
For this purpose, all communities have set up collecting systems where waste from electrical
or electronic equipment can be handed in free of charge to recycling stations or other
collecting points or can be collected directly from households. Contact the technical office
of your local authority for further information.
Users of electrical and electronic appliances must not dispose of electrical and electronic
appliances together with domestic waste. Users must use the communal collecting systems
to reduce the environmental impact of the disposal of electrical and electronic appliances
and improve the possibilities for recycling recycling and reusing used electrical and
electronic appliances.
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14.2 Disposal work

At the end of its useful life, dispose of the product properly e.g. through a specialist company. Do not dispose of electrical
and electronic components via municipal waste disposal companies or household waste. Materials such as e.g. glass,
plastic are recyclable to a major extent and can be used again.
Fulfil the following prerequisites before disposal:
Prerequisites
1. The BEKOMAT® has been decommissioned and disassembled.
2. The BEKOMAT® has been cleaned and freed of any condensate residue.
Operating material EU waste code

Adsorption and filter materials, cleaning wipes and
protective clothing - soiled by oils or other hazardous 15 02 02
substances
Adsorption and filter materials, cleaning wipes and
protective clothing - with the exception of those classified 15 02 03
by 15 02 02
Packaging - paper and cardboard 15 01 01
Packaging - plastic material 15 01 02
Electric and electronic devices with the exception of those
20 01 36
covered by 20 01 21, 20 01 23 and 20 01 35
15. Troubleshooting / FAQ

Illustration Description / explanation Troubleshooting
• Read the operating voltage off on the type plate
and check it
• Check whether voltage is applied to the terminals
All LEDs off
of the power control board (PE, L, N)
• Check the plug-type connection of the screw
terminal on the control PCB
• Check feed and discharge lines
• Replace wear parts
TEST button has been
• Check whether the valve clocking can be heard, to
pressed but no condensate is
do this press the TEST button several times
being drained
• Check the plug-type connection of the connection
terminal on the control PCB
• Install feed line at a gradient >3%
• Mount venting line
Condensate is only drained • Clean sensor tube
when the TEST button is • Check whether the necessary minimum pressure
pressed has been reached, if not:
0 install BEKOMAT® vacuum discharge
• Clean entire valve unit

Device constantly blows off
• Replace wear parts
air
• Clean sensor tube
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16. Appendices
16.1 Approval certificates and declarations of conformity
Symbol Description / explanation
CE marking
The CE marking indicates that a product fulfils all the EU directives applicable for this product and that
basic safety and health requirements were met during manufacturing of the product.
The product may be sold on the European market.
FCC marking
The FCC marking indicates that a product fulfils the requirements of the Federal Communications
Commission (FCC) and that basic safety and health requirements were met during manufacturing of
the product.
The product may be sold on the US American market.
cTÜVus marking
The cTÜVus marking indicates that a product fulfils the requirements of TÜV Rhineland for the
Canadian and US American market and that basic safety and health requirements were met during
manufacturing of the product.
The product may be sold on the Canadian and US American market.
EAC marking
The EAC marking indicates that a product fulfils all the Eurasian directives applicable for this product
and that basic safety and health requirements were met during manufacturing of the product.
The product may be sold on the Eurasian market.
WEEE marking
The crossed out rubbish bin marks an electrical or electronic product that must not be disposed of with
domestic waste at the end of its service life. Free collecting points for used electrical equipment as well
as further acceptance points for reuse of the products are available for them to be returned. Addresses
can be obtained from the local authorities.
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16.2 Exploded view BM12, BM12 CO
1 2 3
4 5 6 7
52 8
54 56
55 9 10 11
34
51
12
13
35
50 33
14
36
32 15
49
31
48
37 30
16
47
38
29
46 39 17
18
45
40 19
41
28 20
27 21
44
22
43
42 26 25 24 23
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Pos. no. Description / explanation Pos. no. Description / explanation

O-ring 5 x 1.5 mm (top)
[1] Operating label with TEST button [29]
O-ring 6 x 1.5 mm (bottom)
[2] Top cover [30] Flange
[3] Pan-head screw M3 x 10 [31] O-ring 11.1 x 1.78 mm
[4] Dust protection pane [32] Countersunk head screw M4 x 25
[5] Sealing ring for PG9 [33] Solenoid coil
[6] Clamp cage for PG9 [34] O-ring 5.5 x 1.5 mm
[7] Pressure screw for PG9 [35] Pan-head screw M3 x 6
[8] Locking element [36] Cable terminal for solenoid valve
[9] Power control board [37] Sealing ring for PG7
[10] Hexagon nut M5 [38] Pressure ring for PG7
[11] Washer [39] Pressure screw for PG7
[12] Control air cover [40] Earthing screw
[13] Pan-head screw M4 x 30 [41] O-ring 4 x 1.5 mm
[14] Seal for solenoid valve connector [42] Housing
[15] Solenoid valve connector [43] Condensate inlet
[16] Fixing screw for solenoid valve connector [44] Dust cap R1/2
[17] Core guide pipe [45] Sensor tube
[18] Oval ring 21.8 x 1.5 x 2.5 mm [46] O-ring 31.42 x 2.62 mm
[19] Valve core [47] Fixing screw
[20] Conical spring [48] O-ring 34.59 x 2.62 mm
[21] Membrane cap [49] Bottom cover
[22] O-ring 5.5 x 1.5 mm [50] Cover mounting element
[23] Hose connection Ø10 mm [51] Control PCB
[24] Membrane seat [52] Cord packing 2 x 315 mm
[25] Pan-head screw M4 x 12 [53] -
[26] O-ring 9.25 x 1.78 mm [54] Cable terminal for external test button
[27] Membrane [55] Pan-head screw M3 x 6
[28] Pressure spring for membrane [56] Cable terminal for voltage supply
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16.3 Exploded view of BM12 CO PN63
1 2 3
4 5 6 7
52 8
54
56
55 9 10 11
12
51 34
13
35 14
50 33
36
15
49 32
48 31
37
30
47 16
38 29
46 39 17
18
45
40 19
41
28 20
27
44 21
43 22
42
26 25 24
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Pos. no. Description / explanation Pos. no. Description / explanation

O-ring 5 x 1.5 mm (top)
[1] Operating label with TEST button [29]
O-ring 6 x 1.5 mm (bottom)
[2] Top cover [30] Flange
[3] Pan-head screw M3 x 10 [31] O-ring 11.1 x 1.78 mm
[4] Dust protection pane [32] Countersunk head screw M4 x 25
[5] Sealing ring for PG9 [33] Solenoid coil
[6] Clamp cage for PG9 [34] O-ring 5.5 x 1.5 mm
[7] Pressure screw for PG9 [35] Pan-head screw M3 x 6
[8] Locking element [36] Cable terminal for solenoid valve
[9] Power control board [37] Sealing ring for PG7
[10] Hexagon nut M5 [38] Pressure ring for PG7
[11] Washer [39] Pressure screw for PG7
[12] Control air cover [40] Earthing screw
[13] Pan-head screw M4 x 30 [41] O-ring 4 x 1.5 mm
[14] Seal for solenoid valve connector [42] Housing
[15] Solenoid valve connector [43] Condensate inlet
[16] Fixing screw for solenoid valve connector [44] Dust cap R1/2
[17] Core guide pipe [45] Sensor tube
[18] Oval ring 21.8 x 1.5 x 2.5 mm [46] O-ring 31.42 x 2.62 mm
[19] Valve core [47] Fixing screw
[20] Conical spring [48] O-ring 34.59 x 2.62 mm
[21] Membrane cap [49] Bottom cover
[22] O-ring 5.5 x 1.5 mm [50] Cover mounting element
[23] - [51] Control PCB
[24] Membrane seat [52] Cord packing 2 x 315 mm
[25] Pan-head screw M4 x 12 [53] -
[26] O-ring 9.25 x 1.78 mm [54] Cable terminal for external test button
[27] Membrane [55] Pan-head screw M3 x 6
[28] Pressure spring for membrane [56] Cable terminal for voltage supply
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Original installation and operation manual

1. Notes about the documentation

Manufacturer Customer service and tools

Im Taubental 7 | D-41468 Neuss Im Taubental 7 | D-41468 Neuss

1.2 Information regarding installation and operation manual

INFORMATION Copyright protection!

Publication date Revision Version Reason for amendment Scope of amendment

NOTE Follow the instructions given in the manual!

1.3 Other applicable documents

2.1.1 Intended use

2.1.2 Reasonably foreseeable inappropriate use

2.2 Responsibility of the operating company

2.3 Target group and personnel

INFORMATION Personnel requirements!

Skilled technical personnel - transport and storage

Skilled technical personnel - compressed gas technology

Skilled technical personnel - electrical engineering

Skilled technical personnel - customer service

2.4 Explanation of the symbols used

General warning symbol (danger, warning, caution)

Warning: pressure build-up in the pipework

Warning: electric voltage

Note the installation and operating manual

Wear safety footwear

Use respiratory protection, protection class FFP 3 (particle-filtering half mask)

Use protective gloves (cut-proof and liquid-resistant)

Wear safety goggles with side shields

2.5 Safety instructions

SIGNAL WORD Type and source of danger!

Additional notes, information, tips

DANGER Operation of plant outside the permissible limit range!

DANGER Pressure build-up in the pipework!

DANGER Electric voltage!

DANGER Use of incorrect spare parts, accessories or materials!

CAUTION Polluted condensate!

• Use personal protective equipment.

3.1 Product description

3.2 Product overview

Item Description / explanation Item Description / explanation

3.3 Function description

Illustration Description / explanation

Once the BEKOMAT® has been emptied, the condensate

3.4 Type plate

BM12COPN63 1,2 ... 63 bar / 17 ... 913 psig 2000787

BEKO TECHNOLOGIES GmbH

NOTE Handling the type plate!

Never damage, remove or make the type plate illegible.

3.5 Scope of delivery

Illustration Description / explanation

Original installation and operation manual

4.1 Operating parameters

4.2 Storage and transport parameters

4.4 Climatic zones and performance data

4.4.1 Performance data

1 bar(g) 2 bar(g) 3 bar(g) 4 bar(g) 5 bar(g) ≥ 6 bar(g)

4.5.1 BM 12, BM12 CO

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