Tank Condensate Pump PC-760A PC-760H for Dehumidifier and Ice Maker

Tank Condensate Pump PC-760A PC-760H for Dehumidifier and Ice Maker

A tank condensate pump is a type of pump that is used to remove condensate water from tanks or reservoirs. Condensate water is produced by HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems or other equipment that generate moisture as a byproduct of their operation. In HVAC systems, condensate water is produced when warm, moist air is cooled, causing the moisture to condense into water droplets.The tank condensate pump is typically used to remove the condensate water from the tank or reservoir and discharge it to a drainage system. It is a small, electrically powered pump that is designed to operate automatically using a float switch or other type of sensor to detect the water level in the tank and activate the pump as needed.Tank condensate pumps are commonly used in residential and commercial HVAC systems, as well as in industrial settings where condensate water is produced by equipment such as boilers, refrigeration units, and air compressors. If you have a tank that produces condensate, a tank condensate pump is a great way to keep it clean and free of water.

▍Tank Condensate Pump PC-760A

Reliable and durable, Superior performance• Dual float control & anti-backflow design• High flow rate(760L/H)with big tank capacity(4L)• Easy access tank and maintenance

▍PC-760A Tank Condensate Pump Dimensions:

▍PC-760A Tank Condensate Pump Technical Data:

Model	PC-760A
Voltage	230V~/50-60Hz or 100-120V~/50-60Hz
Discharge head	Max.8m(26ft)
Flow rate	Max. 7 60L/h(200GPH)
Tank capacity	4L
Sound level at 1m	38dB(A)
Water temp	0°C ~ 50°C
Power consumption	40W

PC-760A Tank Condensate Pump Flow Rate	PC-760A Tank Condensate Pump Instructions

▍Hot Water Tank Condensate Pump PC-760H

Reliable and durable, Superior performance• Dual float control & anti-backflow design• High flow rate(760L/H)with big tank capacity(4L)• Easy access tank and maintenance• Built of heat-resistant material, suitable for handling hot water

▍PC-760H Hot Water Tank Condensate Pump Dimensions:

▍PC-760H Hot Water Tank Condensate Pump Technical Data:

Model	PC-760H
Voltage	230V~/50-60Hz or 100-120V~/50-60Hz
Discharge head	Max.8m(26ft)
Flow rate	Max. 7 60L/h(200GPH)
Tank capacity	4L
Sound level at 1m	38dB(A)
Water temp	0°C ~ 90°C
Power consumption	40W

PC-760H Hot Water Tank Condensate Pump Flow Rate	PC-760H Hot Water Tank Condensate Pump Instructions

▍Tank Condensate Pump Design Features

Tank condensate pumps are designed with several features that make them effective at removing condensate water from HVAC systems or other equipment. Some of these design features include:1. Automatic operation: Tank condensate pumps are designed to operate automatically, using a float switch or other type of sensor to detect the water level in the tank and activate the pump as needed. This ensures that the pump operates only when there is water to be removed, which can save energy and reduce wear on the pump.2. Compact size: Tank condensate pumps are typically small and compact, which makes them easy to install in tight spaces. They are often installed below the tank or reservoir to allow for gravity flow of the condensate water into the pump.3. High capacity: Tank condensate pumps are designed to handle high volumes of condensate water, which can be produced quickly in HVAC systems or other equipment. They are typically rated based on their capacity in gallons per hour (GPH) and can range from a few hundred GPH to several thousand GPH.4. Corrosion-resistant materials: Condensate water can be corrosive, so tank condensate pumps are often made of materials that are resistant to corrosion, such as stainless steel or thermoplastics.5. Quiet operation: Tank condensate pumps are often designed to operate quietly, which can be important in residential or commercial settings where noise can be a concern.6. Easy maintenance: Tank condensate pumps are designed to be easy to maintain, with features such as removable covers and easy-access components that make it easy to clean or replace parts as needed.Overall, the design features of tank condensate pumps are focused on efficiency, reliability, and ease of use, making them an essential component of many HVAC systems and other equipment that produce condensate water.

▍Tank Condensate Pump Installation Steps

The installation of a tank condensate pump typically involves the following steps:Choose a suitable location: The tank condensate pump should be installed on a level surface that is close to the tank or reservoir from which it will be pumping. It should also be located near a power source and a suitable drainage system.Mount the pump: The tank condensate pump should be mounted securely on a solid surface, such as a concrete pad or metal bracket. The pump should be installed with the discharge pipe pointing downward and the suction pipe extending into the tank or reservoir.Connect the pipes: The discharge pipe should be connected to a suitable drainage system, such as a PVC pipe or a floor drain. The suction pipe should be connected to the tank or reservoir using a flexible hose or other suitable connector.Install the float switch or sensor: The float switch or sensor should be installed in the tank or reservoir at a suitable location to detect the water level. The switch or sensor should be connected to the tank condensate pump using a suitable wire or cable.Connect the power supply: The tank condensate pump should be connected to a suitable power supply, such as a standard electrical outlet. The wiring should be done in accordance with local electrical codes and regulations.Test the pump: Once the tank condensate pump is installed and connected, it should be tested to ensure that it is operating correctly. The float switch or sensor should be tested to ensure that it is activating the pump when the water level rises.Overall, the installation of a tank condensate pump is a relatively simple process, but it should be done by a qualified technician to ensure that it is installed correctly and operates safely and efficiently.

▍Tank Condensate Pump Manufacturers and Suppliers

Raydafon HVAC condensate pump manufacturer specializes in the development, production, and sales of refrigeration and air conditioning drainage pumps, including air conditioner condensate pumps, mini HVAC condensate pumps, hot water condensate pumps, commercial condensate pumps, automatic condensate pump, etc., which are widely used in air conditioning equipment, heating, and various refrigeration systems.Raydafon HVAC condensate pump manufacturer pays attention to R&D investment, owns more than 20 Chinese patents, and has established a sales network in many countries and regions around the world, supporting 5 famous domestic air conditioning brands.The company has a complete quality management system and established an incoming inspection and process inspection system to strictly control HVAC condensate pump quality. Send your inquiry now and get a high-quality HVAC condensate pump!

▍FAQ

Q1: Does a condensate pump run all the time?A1: A condensate pump will only pump out the water from the tank when it reaches a certain level and stop once the water level goes down. If there’s a significant amount of condensate being produced by your HVAC system, then it may seem your pump is running continuously.Q2: How do you clean a condensate pump?A2: First, make sure it’s unplugged. Disconnect the pipes both on the inlets and outlet. Remove the top (which contains the motor and wirings) to access the tank at the bottom. Clean the tank and the discharge valve until they’re free from clogs or any debris. Rinse and replace all components.Q3: What happens if a condensate pump fails?A3: If your condensate pump fails, the water may overflow and spill. However, if you have a properly working safety switch connected, then it will automatically shut off your dehumidifier or any other appliance to prevent overflow.Q4: Why is my condensate pump so loud?A4: Condensate pumps are naturally loud due to the motor and the movement of water. If possible, add insulation to block the noise. But if you notice your unit getting unusually louder, then it may be a case of a clogged drain pipe. It makes a gurgling noise as it tries to push out the excess water and whatever is stuck in there. If you don’t check as soon as possible, it can lead to water leakage.Q5: How long does a condensate pump last?A5: Just like any device or appliance, it depends on your usage and maintenance. A lot of users get the most out of their condensate pumps from five years up to ten years.