Key Features

• Energy saving

• Quiet and non-vibration

• High performance

•  Suitable for all voltage in the world

SUITABILITY

• Up to  20KW / 60,000Btu/hr

• Ceiling Concealed Split Systems; Ducted Units; Fan Coils

Perfect for... Smaller commercial & domestic units

Dimensions

Condensate Pumps

Condensate pumps remove water (condensate) that is created when an air conditioning system cools warm, moisture-rich air. The process begins when warm, damp air is cooled by a cooling coil in an air conditioner. As the air is cooled, moisture is removed from the cooler air and condenses on the surface of the cooling coil. This moisture, or condensate, is then collected by a water reservoir in the condensate pump. As the water level inside the condensate pump reservoir rises, a float switch within the reservoir is lifted by the rising water. When the water level reaches a predetermined height, the float switch triggers the pump motor to turn on. Then pumps the water out of the reservoir and into a drainage pipe or tube. After the pump empties the water, the float goes down and signals the pump to turn off.