Dry Air Pac® Advance Series

The Best Air Supply For Cold Storage Sprinkler Systems & Applications Where Moisture Removal Is Essential.

For nearly 30 years, the Dry Air Pac® has set the standard in the sprinkler industry for cold storage and other moisture-sensitive installations. Now, General Air Products has taken it further.

Introducing the most advanced Dry Air Pac® yet—featuring upgraded desiccant towers, a digital control panel, easy-access push-connect fittings, and more.

The new Advance Series delivers lasting durability, reliability, and performance—an ideal choice for fire sprinkler systems in environments where moisture and temperature shifts can lead to ice plugs.

Lead Time: 2 weeks to ship

For large orders & exact lead times, please consult factory.

Note: The previous Dry Air Pac® models have been replaced by the new models below. If you need technical information on the obsolete models click here.

ANNUAL MAINTENANCE REMINDERS

Do you know when your Dry Air Pac® is due for maintenance?

REGISTER FOR AUTOMATED REMINDERS
Model Number
System Capacity (gal.)
Order Maintenance Kit
Engineering Submittal Package
Wiring Guide
Cut Sheet
500
ZIP
PDF
PDF
500
ZIP
PDF
PDF
2000
ZIP
PDF
PDF
Engineering Submittal Packages Include: REVIT Families (RFA), CAD Details (DWG), Written Specifications & Licensed MasterSpec® (DOC)

Click on the model numbers to find additional product information and to order maintenance kits

Model Number
System Capacity (gal.)
Order Maintenance Kit
Engineering Submittal Package
Wiring Guide
Cut Sheet
500
ZIP
PDF
PDF
500
ZIP
PDF
PDF
2000
ZIP
PDF
PDF
Engineering Submittal Packages Include: REVIT Families (RFA), CAD Details (DWG), Written Specifications & Licensed MasterSpec® (DOC)

Advantages of Dry Air

The Dry Air Pac® has been the sprinkler industry’s benchmark for nearly 30 years in cold storage, freezer room facilities and other installations where moisture removal is essential. Dry air has long been utilized to prevent ice plugs from forming and in the same process reducing pipe corrosion significantly.

By bringing the pressure dew point of the air inside of the sprinkler piping system down to a -40 degree F dew point (note that this is a moisture measurement, not the temperature inside the pipe) moisture is removed from the compressed air supplying the sprinkler system and the process of oxidation is being controlled. In short, this means no ice plugs and significant corrosion protection.

How do I prevent ice plugs in dry fire sprinkler systems?

Ice plugs occur when moisture freezes inside sprinkler piping. Using a Dry Air Pac® removes moisture from compressed air, preventing freezing and ensuring system reliability in cold environments.

What kind of air supply do I need for my dry sprinkler system?

The ideal air supply depends on your application: compressed air for general use, dry air for cold storage to prevent freezing, and nitrogen generators or Vapor Pipe Shield for corrosion mitigation.

What do I do if I need help troubleshooting my Dry Air Pac® Advance?

If you experience issues with your fire protection air compressor, contact General Air Products technical support at 1-800-345-8207 or through the chat feature in the lower right corner for expert assistance - from a real live person, we promise 🙂

Does the Dry Air Pac® Advance come with a warranty?

All General Air Products Dry Air Pacs® include a standard 1-year manufacturer warranty. Contact us or refer to product manuals full warranty details.

Where can I get replacement parts for my Dry Air Pac® Advance?

Replacement parts for the Dry Air Pac® are available through authorized distributors or directly from General Air Products, underneath the specific product's page. Contact technical support at 1-800-345-8207 or through the chat feature in the lower right corner if you need help identifying parts.

How often do I replace the desiccant in my Dry Air Pac® Advance?

Desiccant in Dry Air Pac® Advance systems should be replaced every year to maintain optimal moisture removal performance. Desiccant replacement can be purchased through authorized distributors or directly on our website.

How often do I replace desiccant in my Dry Air Pac®?

Desiccant in Dry Air Pac® systems should be replaced every 3 years to maintain optimal moisture removal performance. Desiccant replacement can be purchased through authorized distributors or directly on our website.

What’s Included with a Dry Air Pac® Advance Series?

All components are pre-piped, pre-tested, and pre-wired for ease of mechanical and electrical installation on site. Each unit comes sized to fill a dry or pre-action sprinkler system to 40 psi in 30 minutes as per NFPA code, all pre-filters are included and pressure switches / pressure regulators preset to industry standards. Every Dry Air Pac® Advance Series also includes a UL Listed, FM Approved Air Maintenance Device, compressor oil and vibration isolators.

Did You Know? The FM Approval on the Dry Air Pac® eliminates the requirement to connect the air intake to the freezer room. NFPA 13 exempts any approved packages from this costly requirement.


Fire Sprinkler System Training

The National Fire Sprinkler System Training Center at General Air Products is located in Exton, Pennsylvania. This NICET recognized training facility is state-of-the-art and features fire sprinkler products from several manufacturers in the fire protection industry allowing attendees to get hands-on with a variety of live equipment. We also offer virtual training and webinars online.

Click to Contact Us Today or Call: 1-800-345-8207