The marine air conditioning condensate collection tray comprises a main collection tray body, a collection tray surround, and a filter mesh fixing module. The condensate collection tray features a structurally sound design with high practicality. During operation, the perimeter of the tray body's base incorporates a channel structure, with the tray's base being lower around the edges and higher at the centre. This ensures condensate first flows into the channels. The filter screen serves a dual purpose: it filters debris to prevent blockage of the outlet; whilst simultaneously reducing the kinetic energy of condensate overflow during vessel motion. Both longitudinal and transverse trapezoidal grooves feature a narrow base and wider top, minimising water accumulation whilst facilitating easy cleaning of debris within the tray. Even a small volume of condensate, such as 0.2 litres, is sufficient to fill the channels and drain rapidly through the outlet pipe. Provided the drain is unobstructed, the base platform remains free of standing water, with residual condensate in the entire tray falling below 0.05 litres. This significantly minimises overflow risk.
  The marine air conditioning condensate collection tray features a simple, space-saving design that automatically discharges condensate from the vessel's air conditioning system outside the hull, unaffected by variations in water level during navigation.