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BECKETT PUMPS IPC13AT In-Pan Condensate Pump 115V

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Special Price $149.31 Regular Price $171.70
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IPC13AT
The BECKETT PUMPS IPC13AT In-Pan Condensate Pump with Tank 115V is a compressed air removal system used to collect and transport the moisture produced by HVAC systems and other condition control elements. It is used in commercial and residential buildings where condensate has to be pumped out of drip trays, air handlers, or furnaces to a drain point. This component is meant to automatically turn on when the liquid has accumulated to ensure the water level is regulated and does not overflow.
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What maintenance is required for the Beckett Pumps IPC13AT Condensate Pump?

Regularly inspect the pump and reservoir for debris or buildup. Clean the inlet and outlet, and check electrical connections for security. Maintenance ensures proper drainage, prevents overflow, and supports accurate operation of the HVAC system.

What are common issues with the Beckett Pumps IPC13AT Condensate Pump?

  • Clogging or blockage in the pump or tubing.
  • Pump motor failure or overheating.
  • Leaks at connections or reservoir.
  • Inconsistent or intermittent pumping.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off HVAC power before starting installation.

Step 2: Place the pump inside the condensate pan on a level surface.

Step 3: Connect the inlet tubing from the pan to the pump’s inlet port.

Step 4: Attach the discharge tubing to the pump outlet, routing it to an appropriate drain.

Step 5: Plug the pump into a power source and secure cords away from water.

Step 6: Test the pump by pouring water into the pan to ensure proper operation.