ASPEN

Aspen Lift Pump: Controlled Condensate Drainage

In an air conditioning or heat pump installation, condensate must be drained continuously to prevent overflow and safety shutdowns. The challenge is often related to the location of the indoor unit: in the absence of sufficient slope, a lift pump becomes essential.

Aspen pumps are valued for their compactness and installation flexibility. Depending on the model, the pump can be integrated into a trough, false ceiling, or near the indoor unit. The goal is to achieve stable drainage while maintaining discreet integration and accessible maintenance.

Key Elements of a Reliable Installation

A successful installation relies on proper sizing and suitable components:

• Pump and suction module: ensure the lifting of condensate with consistent flow and appropriate discharge height.

• Level detection: sensor or float, reliable triggering to avoid water accumulation.

• Installation accessories: kits, brackets, fittings, and pipes to secure sealing and minimize vibrations.

How to Select the Right Aspen Model?

Measure the required lift height, discharge length, and identify the actual location of the pump (unit, trough, ceiling). A properly sized model reduces noise, limits cycles, and improves durability.

Technical Tip: ensure simple access for maintenance (cleaning, sensor check): this is a key point to avoid failures related to clogging.