EXTERNAL CONDENSATE PUMP FOR AIR CONDITIONING (SPLIT)

External Condensate Pump For Air Conditioning to remove the water produced by the condensation of a SPLIT. Its installation is carried out at the bottom of the SPLIT, with an innovative, elegant, and discreet design. Very reliable model with a very quiet operation, with a noise level < 19dB.

It has a reservoir with a capacity of 200 ml. Last generation pump equipped with level electrodes, replacing the old floats. Includes an audible alarm for overflow if the tank reaches its maximum capacity. Connection to equipment with a maximum power of 8 kW. Electrical data: 110-220V. Maximum drainage flow: 24 l/h (6.2 GPH). Maximum discharge height: 10 m. Includes support and accessories for installation. It has a bubble level for perfect alignment. Very discreet and compact installation, ideal for very noise-sensitive places.

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Code

4646882000

Flow

24 l/h

Unit. Pack.

1

Instructions manual

Technical sheet

Benefits of the External Condensate Pump For Air Conditioning

Reliability and Quiet Operation

The external condensate pump we offer guarantees reliable operation and a calm atmosphere thanks to its quiet functioning. This makes it ideal for offices, hospitals, or any space where noise can be a critical factor.

Design Innovation

Its elegant and discreet design, along with the inclusion of the latest generation level electrodes, offers a more efficient and modern solution than traditional floats. Additionally, with the included support and accessories, the installation of the condensate pump is simple and aesthetically pleasing.

Safety and Comfort

The pump features an audible alarm in case of overflow, providing safety and peace of mind to the user. The capability to connect equipment up to 8 kW and its technical specifications make it perfectly suited for most SPLIT type air conditioning installations.

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