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Supco CP817 Commercial Condensate Pan 7 QT 1000W 208V

Special Price $198.16 Regular Price $227.88
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CP817

In order to provide effective communication between different system components, the Supco CP817 Communication Pan is a crucial part of HVAC systems. This communication pan functions by offering a secure platform for components to connect and exchange data. It is designed to withstand HVAC application challenges. The CP817 is a critical component that keeps sensors, controllers, and other HVAC equipment communicating with each other when it is installed in air handling units or control systems. Performance and dependability of the system are enhanced by this communication pan. It has a 1000W heating element and is made especially to run on a 208V power supply. Its sturdy design and dependable functioning lead to increased control over HVAC processes, decreased downtime, and greater system performance

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Manufacturer Name: Supco
Product Number: CP817
OEM Part Number: CP817
Product Description: Comm Pan 7 Qt 208V 1000W
Weight:5.19lbs/2354.14g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Supco CP817 Condensate Pan?

Regularly inspect the condensate pan for debris or blockages to ensure proper drainage. Clean the pan with mild detergent and rinse thoroughly. Check electrical connections carefully before use. Proper maintenance prevents overflow and ensures safe operation.

What are common issues with the Supco CP817 Condensate Pan?

  • Water overflow due to blocked drainage.
  • Inconsistent heating or power issues.
  • Electrical connection problems.
  • Corrosion or rust in the pan affecting performance.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power to the HVAC system to prevent electric shock.

Step 2: Remove the existing condensate pan and clean the surrounding area.

Step 3: Place the new pan under the coil, ensuring it sits level.

Step 4: Connect the drain line securely to prevent leaks.

Step 5: Plug in the power supply carefully.

Step 6: Restore system power and check for proper water drainage and heating operation.