WL300A
01European Type
- Power
- 300 W
- Max head
- 6.5 m
- Max flow
- 100 L/min
- Protection
- IP54
HVAC
Condensate Removal
Air-conditioning and boiler condensate that has to be lifted from a drain pan to a distant drainage point.
01Pain points
What makes this drain difficult
- 01
Condensate is clean but arrives slowly and continuously, so a small tank is enough.
- 02
Neutralisation and condensate temperature can affect pump materials in condensing boilers.
02Conditions
Drain parameters
- Typical lift
- 2 – 6 m
- Typical flow
- Under 85 L/min
- Water quality
- Clean, low solids
Ranges are indicative of the application, not a guarantee; selection follows the measured site figures.
03Recommended
Models for this application
The smallest units in both electrical platforms match low, continuous inflow with a short lift.
WL300B
02American Type
- Power
- 300 W
- Max head
- 6 m
- Max flow
- 85 L/min
- Protection
- IP54
04Installation
Points to confirm on site
- 01
Keep the drain pan outlet above the unit inlet and avoid trapped water in the hose.
- 02
For condensing boilers, confirm condensate temperature and acidity with the boiler supplier first.
- 03
Service the float switch annually; slow inflow hides a stuck float.
05FAQ
Questions for this application
- Can a sewage lifting device be used for clean condensate?
- It can be used where the inflow is low and continuous, but confirm temperature and acidity with the equipment supplier before selection.
- Which voltage should I choose?
- Match the supply on site: 220–240V / 50Hz for European Type units, 110V / 60Hz for American Type units.
06 / Inquiry
Send the conditions for condensate removal
Include the measured lift, pipe route and voltage so the selection is confirmed against the catalog rather than a fixture count.