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VCMA-15ULS, 65 GPH Automatic Condensate Removal Pump w/ Safety Switch (115V)
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Description
Specifications:
- 3/8" O.D. barbed discharge adapter
- Intermittent Liquid Temp. up to - 120°F
- Discharge - 3/8" OD barbed
- Housing - ABS
- Cover - ABS
- Volute - ABS
- Impeller - Glass filled polypropylene
- 6' power cord
- 3 drain holes
- Electrical - 115 V, 60 Hz, 1 Amp, 60 Watts
- Weight - 4.6 lbs
- Height - 7"
- Width - 5"
- Length - 11"
Features:
- Vertical type pump unit
- 1/2 Gallon leakproof, rustproof, ABS tank with mounting tabs
- Stainless steel motor shaft
- Built-in check valve
- Safety Switch - can be connected to shut down the air conditioner condenser or wired to an alarm to warn of possible tank overflow
- UL/CSA listed
- Thermal overload protected
- Little Giant 554405 is suitable for high-efficiency, gas furnace condensate
Specs
| Shutoff Head (ft.): | 15' |
|---|---|
| Horse Power: | 1/50 |
| Includes: | Safety Switch |
| Voltage: | 115V |
| Flow at 1 FT Head: | 65 GPH |
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i would buy condensate pump again.
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Works great so far!
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Product Q&A
4 QuestionsQ: What are the ACTUAL dimensions of this produce?
Asked by Helaine 2 years ago
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Verified Reply- SupplyHouseHello Helaine, thanks for writing in. The length is 10.32", the height is 7.03", and the width is 5".
Q: i need a cv-10 check valve for vcma15ul
Asked by lou 11 years ago
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Verified Reply- SupplyHouse StaffUse part number 599065.
Q: DOES THIS PUMP HAVE A FLOAT?
Asked by 15 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffYes, it does.
it has two floats (1) to turn on/off the pump and (2) a secondary float/mechanism (safety switch) that works like insurance in case the pump is broken. If the pump is broken and water exceeds certain level, then the secondary float engages to give a signal. The signal could be adjusted to connect or disconnect two wires (ie from normally connected to normally disconnected). I thought that was pretty cool feature, but i dont need it....
Q: My A/C stop working or cooling, Is it possible that my condensation pump could cause it to stop? the fan blows only hot air. I have the 554405 unit Model VCMA-15ULS it also has two wires that connect to the furnace are they neccerary to make the unit run? Its a Rudd 11 yr. Thanks LarryL
Asked by 15 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffThis pump just drains the condensation. It is probably not the problem.
I am not an expert but I have read the manual for this pump. Yes, the pump can affect the AC (if and only if) the safety switch of the pump is connected to a/c. An easy way to check it is to see if the pump is full of water. It could be that the pump stopped working and the safety switch is giving a signal to your A/C to stop working. If the tub is not full of water, then it is (A) it is not the pump which is a problem or (B) the switch itself (inside the pump is malfunctioning). You can test for B by disconnecting the two small wires from the pump and connecting the two wires to each other directly (turn off the electricity of the A/C first, you might have a high voltage system instead of 24v.). If after connecting the wires directly, your AC didnt work, then it is not the pump.
If the pump has been used for over a year it might get clogged and turn off the a/c using its safety switch. I've read its a good idea for annual maintenance on the pump, to unplug it and open it up and clean out its tank once a year to help prevent clogging.