EE600 Eckerle condensate removal pump for air-conditioning to 7.5 kW

Eckerle EE600 condensate removal pump for air-conditioning   

• Technical data
• Drive Swiss drive inside
• For air conditioning units up to (kW) 7,5
• Pump module (L x W x H in mm) 77 × 32 × 50
• Electrical data 230V, 50/60 Hz, 8 W
• Power consumption in Standby mode (W) Betrieb 13 Standby 1
• Float module (L x W x H in mm) 82 × 39 × 39
• Max. delivery volume (l/h) 6
• Max. delivery height (m) 6
• Max. head height (m) 1,5
• Made in Germany

Special feature Impervious to blockage or contamination due to unique valve design and large piston bore

The EE600 is an ultra-compact and economical condensate transportation system with 2-stage float control without alarm contact. It allows the pump to have particularly small dimensions, making it ideal in particular for mini-split, wall-mounted and thin ceiling-mounted devices in small spaces. The pump operates electromagnetically and is very quiet, delivering excellent pumping performance against pressure.

Description

The EE600 comprises a pump and a float module. The two-stage float switch controls the pump (switches the pump on and off). The float module is connected directly to the outlet pipe of the condensate vessel or to the end of the outflow line. The supplied package includes the pump, the sensor, the vibration dampers and fastening materials.

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Eckerle is a manufacturer known for its pumps, particularly in the realm of fluid management and circulation systems. Eckerle pumps are utilized in various industries such as heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC), plumbing, and automotive applications.

Eckerle produces a range of pumps including: condenswater removel pumps'.

Eckerle pumps are known for their reliability, efficiency, and durability, making them a popular choice among professionals and industries requiring fluid management solutions.

A condensate removal pump, also known as a condensate pump, is a specific type of pump designed to remove water (condensate) that accumulates from processes such as air conditioning, heating, or refrigeration. When these systems operate, they often produce excess moisture which needs to be removed to prevent damage or inefficiency.

Condensate pumps are commonly used in HVAC systems, particularly in situations where it's not practical to rely on gravity to drain the condensate, such as in installations where the drain line must run upward or over long distances.

These pumps are typically compact and designed for quiet operation since they're often installed in residential or commercial settings where noise can be a concern.

Eckerle Condensate removal pumps are essential for maintaining the efficiency and proper functioning of HVAC systems by preventing water buildup, which can lead to corrosion, mold growth, or other issues if left unchecked.