LITTLE GIANT PUMPS Condensate Pumps

Designed for removing condensate (water) from air conditioners, condensing boilers, refrigerators & gas furnaces. Comprise a thermal overload protected motor to protect the sensitive components from excessive temperatures

Features

• Little Giant condensate pumps comprise a motor with thermal overload protection to prevent damage to the sensitive components from excessive temperatures.
• They are equipped with a fully automatic start / stop, safety switch & removable barbed check valve for reducing the risk of contamination & keeping the system / surrounding clean.
• Most of the brand's condensate pumps are equipped with a reservoir / tank. However, the company's in-pan condensate pumps are sealed and submersible for in-pan placement & shallow pan tank applications to remove condensates.
• Selected models (VCMX-20 Series) have rubber feet under their reservoir for slim footprint and dampening vibrations.
• They are available in varying styles, namely compact submersible, high capacity, large reservoir, shallow pan & vertical variants.

Little Giant Condensate Removal Pumps

• These VCMA-20 Series pumps are powered by a 1/30 hp motor and have an ABS tank, motor cover & volute for durability and corrosion resistance.
• They have a 1/2-gallon tank capacity to sufficiently handle condensation produced by boilers, furnaces and air conditioning systems.
• These CSA-certified condensate removal pumps can withstand liquid temperatures up to 140 degrees F.

Hartell HAR Series Condensate Pumps

• They have a miniature design, requiring a smaller footprint for installations in limited spaces.
• These condensate pumps utilise a 19 dBA diaphragm motor for ultra-quiet operation and vibration-free performance.
• They are equipped with high-level alarms featuring volt-free contacts to open/close the pump when the tank detects excessive water levels.
• These condensate pumps incorporate thermal overload protection to prevent motor failure due to dangerous overheating.

Working Mechanism

• Little Giant condensate pump is connected to a reservoir that collects the water / condensate from a condenser.
• After a certain time, the water level rises in the reservoir of a selected condensate pump. The reservoir has a float that rises with the rising water level.
• When the float reaches a specific point, it hits the float switch.
• Once the float switch is triggered, the condensate pump turns on to remove the water from the reservoir.