VEVOR Condensate Pump, 1/33 HP, 100 GPH, 22 ft Lift, 115V Automatic Condensation Removal Pump with Safety Switch & 20 ft Tubing, for Air Conditioner, Dehumidifier, HVAC, Furnace, Ice Maker Water Drain

VEVOR 115 Volt Condensate Pump 1/33 HP Automatic for AC, HVAC & Dehumidifier Drainage

Homeowners, HVAC technicians, and property managers can use the VEVOR 115 volt condensate pump to safely and automatically remove condensate from air conditioners, dehumidifiers, furnaces, boilers, ice makers, and other appliances that naturally produce condensate. When you plug the pump into a normal 115V AC outlet, it starts up automatically and turns off as soon as the tank is empty. The built-in float switch turns on when the water level rises.

With a flow rate of 100 GPH and a maximum lift head of 22 feet, this 115-volt condensate pump is suitable for condensate removal for residential and light commercial HVAC installations, with performance headroom to spare, even when the drain outlet is high up or far away from the pump unit.

1/33 HP Motor Delivers 100 GPH Max Flow & 22 ft / 6.71 m Max Lift Head

This 115 volt condensate pump has a 1/33 HP motor that consistently moves up to 100 gallons of condensate per hour through drain lines that extend up to 22 ft (6.71 m) above the pump. The 22-foot lift head is very important for installations where water can’t drain naturally, such as basement HVAC systems, mini-splits installed in the attic with long vertical drain runs, and equipment rooms where the closest drain is high up.

The motor has passed strict tests for dielectric strength, insulation, and grounding. These tests show that it meets the electrical safety and performance standards required for long-term, steady-duty use in home HVAC systems. With the float switch, the pumping works reliably and consistently every time, no matter how many times the system runs during the day.

115 Volt Condensate Pump: Automatic On/Off Float Switch with Upgraded Check Valve

When the water level in the 0.5-gallon tank reaches its working level, the automatic float switch turns on the pump right away. It turns off right away when the tank reaches a low level. When the condensate production is high, this precise automatic action keeps the tank from overflowing and the pump from running dry when there is no water in the system.

When the pump turns off, the integrated check valve with a non-return ball stops pumped water from going back down the drain line and back into the tank. Backflow is common with simple check valves that have flap-style valves that don’t sit properly or lose their seal over time. The non-return ball design fits more securely against the valve seat under backpressure. This maintains a constant seal, keeping the drain line clear and preventing the pump from cycling repeatedly as water returns and triggers the float switch.

≤30 dB Quiet Operation at 1 Meter for Bedroom, Living Room & Basement Installations

This condensate pump makes noise at or below 30 dB from 1 meter away while running. This makes it about the same volume as a whisper or a quiet library. The pump can be installed in bedrooms, living rooms, home offices, and other occupied living spaces where a noisy pump would be annoying at night or during quiet hours, as it runs almost silently.

The minimal-vibration design further reduces mechanical noise. When placed near living areas, pumps can make noises, such as rattling against surfaces, or hum through walls. The pump works so quietly that users may not even notice it going off while they’re sleeping.

Safety Switch with Overheat Protection & Auto Shutoff Guards HVAC Systems & Furnaces

The built-in safety switch continuously monitors the condensate pump’s operating condition and automatically shuts it off. It automatically triggers an alarm circuit if it detects an overload, a blockage in the drain line, or any other condition that prevents normal drainage. When a blockage stops drainage, this protection keeps condensate water from backing up and filling the tank. If that happened, the water would damage the building’s structure and nearby equipment.

Built-in overheat protection prevents dry-run damage by monitoring the motor temperature and turning off the pump if it gets too hot. Dry running is one of the main reasons why condensate pumps break down. The automatic thermal safety prevents this type of failure, even if the pump loses its water supply.

ABS Housing Rated to 140°F / 60°C with 0.5-Gallon Tank & 3 Inlets for Flexible Multi-Device Use

This 115 volt condensate pump features an ABS housing that can handle condensate temperatures up to 140°F (60°C). This means it can work with the warm condensate output from high-efficiency condensing furnaces and boilers.

Because it has three inlet ports, it can connect to multiple machines simultaneously. For example, it can handle condensate from a mini-split AC, a furnace, and a dehumidifier simultaneously. With the 20-foot drain hose, metal filter, cable ties, and adapter included, you don’t need to buy any other parts for the installation.