Condensate pumps are specialised devices designed to pump water condensate from appliances such as air conditioners, condensing boilers and refrigeration equipment. They are relatively compact and operate automatically, requiring minimal involvement from users. At the same time, they play a very important role wherever condensate formation is unavoidable.
Condensate pumps - key functions
Condensate must be removed continuously from various air-conditioning, refrigeration and heating appliances, as otherwise problems with their proper operation and faults affecting their overall technical condition may occur. However, damage to the appliances is not the only consequence of lacking a suitable condensate drainage system. In extreme cases, the structure of the entire building may even be compromised. In addition, condensing water vapour can pose a serious hazard to people staying in such rooms.
A condensate pump, a relatively compact device, can effectively protect us from problems of this kind.
The condensate pump supplied by our company operates very quietly and is easy to install. It removes water condensate quickly and effectively, draining it to a suitable outlet. Installation does not damage the building in any way, and its operation is practically unnoticeable to users. The pump's solid construction makes it a device designed for many years of trouble-free operation, even in very limited spaces.
Where is a condensate pump recommended?
A condensate pump should be installed primarily where it is not possible to drain condensate by gravity. Such limitations occur relatively often because the installation must meet several important conditions. First and foremost, condensate drainage pipes are required and should be routed with a slope of 1-2%/1mb. If our installation does not meet this basic requirement, it is worth using a condensate pump.
