FAQ

A condensate pump will only pump out the water from the tank when it reaches a certain level and stop once the water level goes down. If there’s a significant amount of condensate being produced by your HVAC system, then it may seem your pump is running continuously.

First, make sure it’s unplugged. Disconnect the pipes both on the inlets and outlet. Remove the top (which contains the motor and wirings) to access the tank at the bottom. Clean the tank and the discharge valve until they’re free from clogs or any debris. Rinse and replace all components.

If your condensate pump fails, the water may overflow and spill. However, if you have a properly working safety switch connected, then it will automatically shut off your dehumidifier or any other appliance to prevent overflow.

Condensate pumps are naturally loud due to the motor and the movement of water. If possible, add insulation to block the noise. But if you notice your unit getting unusually louder, then it may be a case of a clogged drain pipe. It makes a gurgling noise as it tries to push out the excess water and whatever is stuck in there. If you don’t check as soon as possible, it can lead to water leakage.

Just like any device or appliance, it depends on your usage and maintenance. A lot of users get the most of their condensate pumps from five years up to ten years.

A common complaint we hear about oil sealed rotary vane pumps is that they create a lot of “smoke” from the exhaust. What is commonly reported as “smoke” is often actually oil mist vapor It is mechanical pump oil vapor.

The oil in your rotary vane pump both lubricates the moving parts and seals the fine clearances in the pump. Oil has the benefit  of stopping air leakages inside of the pump, however the rigorous oil flow during operation creates an oil mist on the exhaust side of the pump.

It is normal for the pump to emit vapor when pumping on a chamber from atmosphere. Since all the air that is removed from the chamber by the pump moves through the oil in the oil resevoir, some of that oil is vaporized when a lot of air is moving through it. When the pressure in the chamber is reduced to a few hundred torr, the oil vapor or “mist” should reduce dramatically

S series vacuum pump

S series vacuum pump only has the most basic functions- evacuate the system, it only has a anti-backflow valve to instead of solenoid valve, and it does not have a vacuum gauge, equipped so it is a great range when price is a major consideration.

F series R410a vacuum pump

The professional F series R410a vacuum pump are a better choice when good using experience is a major condsideration.it equipped with built-in solenoid valve, overhead vacuum meter, DC motor as standard.

F series R32 vacuum pump

The professional F series R32 vacuum pump are a better choice when good using experience is a major condsideration.it applied non sparking design, suitable for A2L refrigerant, equipped with built-in solenoid valve, overhead vacuum meter, DC brushless motor as standard.