Tank Condensate Pump PC-80A for Central Air Conditioning and Floor Stand Air Conditioning

Tank Condensate Pump PC-80A for Central Air Conditioning and Floor Stand Air Conditioning

The tank condensate pump PC-80A is a condensate pump that is used to remove water from air conditioners. It has a maximum flow rate of 80 liters per hour and can lift water up to 8 meters. The tank condensate pump PC-80A is self-priming and does not require any priming fluid. It is also very quiet, making it ideal for use in homes and offices. The tank condensate pump PC-80A is made of high-quality materials and is built to last. It is also very easy to install and use. Simply connect the pump to the drain line of your air conditioner and turn it on. The pump will automatically remove any water that accumulates in the drain line.The tank condensate pump PC-80A is a great way to keep your air conditioner running smoothly and efficiently. It is also a great way to prevent water damage to your home or office. If you are looking for a reliable and efficient condensate pump, the tank condensate pump PC-80A is a great option.

▍Features of Tank Condensate Pump PC-80A

Exquisite and Durable, Easy Installation• Low profile for limited spaces(100mm height)• Silent operation with 23db(A)• Easy access tank and maintenance• Anti-backflow design• Splash proof&dust proof design

▍PC-80A Tank Condensate Pump Dimensions:

▍Tank Condensate Pump PC-80A Technical Data:

Model	PC-80A
Voltage	100-230V-/50-60Hz
Discharge head	Max.2m(6.5ft)
Flow rate	80L/h(21GPH)
Tank capacity	0.5L
Sound level at 1m	23dB(A)
Ambient temp	0°C~50°C
Power consumption	5W

Tank Condensate Pump PC-80A Flow Rate	Tank Condensate Pump PC-80A Instructions

▍Benefits of Using a Tank Condensate Pump PC-80A:

A condensate tank pump PC-80A can offer several benefits for various applications, including:1. Efficient water removal: The tank condensate pump PC-80A is designed to efficiently remove condensate water from HVAC systems and other equipment. This helps to maintain optimal operation and prevent damage caused by water buildup.2. Compact design: The tank condensate pump PC-80A is a compact unit that can fit into tight spaces, making it an ideal choice for installations where space is limited.3. Easy installation: The tank condensate pump PC-80A is easy to install and can be connected directly to a condensate tank, making it a convenient choice for HVAC systems and other equipment.4. Low maintenance: The tank condensate pump PC-80A has a simple design that requires minimal maintenance, reducing the overall cost of operation.5. Automatic operation: The tank condensate pump PC-80A features automatic operation, which means it will turn on and off based on the level of water in the condensate tank. This helps to conserve energy and ensure efficient operation.6. Quiet operation: The tank condensate pump PC-80A operates quietly, making it an ideal choice for installations where noise is a concern.Overall, tank condensate pump PC-80A can offer efficient, reliable, and low-maintenance water removal for HVAC systems and other equipment, making it a valuable addition to any system.

▍Where is Tank Condensate Pump PC-80A Used for?

The tank condensate pump PC-80A is typically used in HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems to remove condensate water that is produced during the cooling process. The tank condensate pump PC-80A is designed to be installed in a condensate collection tank, and it automatically pumps the water out of the tank as it accumulates.The tank condensate pump PC-80A is commonly used in commercial and industrial HVAC systems, including those found in office buildings, hospitals, schools, and factories. It can also be used in residential HVAC systems, such as central air conditioning units.In addition to HVAC systems, the tank condensate pump PC-80A can also be used in other applications where condensate water needs to be removed, such as refrigeration units, dehumidifiers, and other equipment that produce water as a byproduct. Overall, the tank condensate pump PC-80A is a versatile pump that can be used in a wide range of applications where efficient and reliable removal of condensate water is required.

▍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.