Little Giant VCMA-20ULS 115 Volt, 80 GPH, 1/30 HP Pompa per la rimozione automatica della condensa con interruttore di sicurezza, bianco/nero, 554425 115 Volt 115 V, pompa con interruttore di sicurezza

Name: Little Giant VCMA-20ULS 115 Volt, 80 GPH, 1/30 HP Pompa per la rimozione automatica della condensa con interruttore di sicurezza, bianco/nero, 554425 115 Volt 115 V, pompa con interruttore di sicurezza
Brand: Little Giant
SKU: 010121544253
Price: 127.03 EUR
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Brand:Little Giant

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SPECIFICHE: Scarico spinato OD da 3/8 di pollice, 80 GPH a testa da 1 piede, spegnimento da 20 piedi, fino a 8,7 PSI, 3 fori di drenaggio in ingresso, cavo da 6 piedi; temperatura massima dell'acqua: 140 F, dotata di interruttore di sicurezza. POMPA CON INTERRUTTORE DI SICUREZZA: può essere collegata per arrestare il condensatore del climatizzatore o cablata ad un allarme per segnalare un possibile tracimazione del serbatoio. COSTRUITO PER DURARE: albero motore in acciaio inossidabile, motore protetto da sovraccarico termico; Certificato CSA secondo gli standard statunitensi e canadesi. MOTORE AD ALTE PRESTAZIONI: 1/30 HP, 1,5 Amp, 93 Watt, 115 Volt, 60 Hz, protetto termicamente, motore raffreddato a ventola; CSA elencato negli Stati Uniti e in Canada. POMPA AUTOMATICA CONDENSA: dotata di interruttore di tipo verticale per ridurre l'ingombro ed è progettata per rimuovere automaticamente la condensa prodotta da caldaie, forni, condizionatori e deumidificatori. Importato. Plastica.

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EAN: 010121544253

Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Impianto idraulico grezzo, Pompe acqua, parti e accessori, Pompe sommergibili,

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Little Giant
Brand	‎Little Giant
Color	Black/White
Color	‎Black/White
Country of Origin	‎Mexico
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 8,260 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
Horsepower	‎0.03
Included Components	‎barbed discharge adapter with check valve, safety switch, pump with 6-ft. cord and 1/2 gallon tank, installation manual
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	11 x 5 x 7 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎11 x 5 x 7 inches
Item model number	‎554425
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	4.1 Pounds
Item Weight	‎4.1 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎Little Giant
Material	Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
Material	‎Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
Maximum Flow Rate	1.33 Gallons Per Minute
Maximum Flow Rate	‎1.33 Gallons Per Minute
Measurement System	‎Imperial
Part Number	‎VCMA-20ULS
Pattern	‎Pump
Power Source	Corded Electric
Power Source	‎Corded Electric
Product Dimensions	‎11 x 5 x 7 inches
Size	‎115 Volts
Style	115V, Safety Switch
Style	‎115V, Safety Switch
Usage	‎Amateur, Professional
Voltage	‎115 Volts
Warranty Description	‎1 year manufacturer
Wattage	‎93 watts

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Scritto da: Kilo

Install tips (paired with crawlspace dehumidifier)

In my crawlspace under the house, I installed the Aprilaire E70 Dehumidifier with the Little Giant VCMA-20ULST condensate pump. You can get all the parts you need on Amazon. Here’s what I learned: - Cut the end of the dehumidifier output clear hose (see pic) before you insert into the condensate pump. Get some 3/8” ID (inner diameter) tubing for the condensate pump output (Clear Vinyl Tubing Flexible by 3/8 Inch ID). The tubing is ½“ OD (outer diameter) so get some ½“ clamps to hold it in place (see pic). The VCMA-20ULST does not come with this 3/8” output tubing. - You’ll need 3/8” x ¼” MIP barb (see pic) to go into PVC pipe. I got mine at Low** but you could use one like this (Brass Hose Fitting, Hose Barb Adapter, 3/8-Inch Barb x 1/4-Inch NPT Male Pipe, Male Threaded End). Drill the hole in PVC pipe just a little smaller than the ¼” threaded part of the barb. Wrap the threads in Teflon tape for a better seal (see pic). I tapped into a ¾" PVC HVAC condensate drain line to get the water out. - Copper is antifungal by nature, so I put some stripped pieces of leftover electrical wire (Romex) into the condensate pump tank to keep algae down. I’ll also put in some tablets (Nu-Calgon 4296-60 Pan-Treat Scum 200 Tablets OR SimpleAir SACF Drain Line tabs) every 3 mo or so to help with that. - Safety switch: used an old piece of Romex (see pic). On the input end where the control panel is, that’s where you hook the wires for the condensate pump safety switch. There are two wires on the condensate pump; these two wires get hooked into the dehumidifier panel per the manual. As far as I can tell you can’t get these two wires mixed up, so just hook both into the control panel like it says in the manual. On the dehumidifier panel where you hook these wires in, be sure to unscrew the small screws ALL THE WAY OUT before you remove the wire that’s there from the factory; I didn’t do this and almost messed it up. Then insert the Romex and tighten. I used wire nuts on the other end of the Romex to attach to the two wires from the condensate pump. If you use 3-wire Romex, be sure to use the white and black wrapped wires--don’t use the bare copper one. - I used 8’ flex hoses for the input/output (TerraBloom 8" Air Duct - 8 FT Long, Black Flexible Ducting with 2 Clamps, 4 Layer HVAC Ventilation Air Hose) and hung them to floor joists with webbing straps (Cambridge Duct Support Webbing 50-ft x1 3/4-in, Black). When you cut the webbing, have a lighter handy to seal the ends or it will start to come unraveled. I also folded the ends over just an inch or so to give it more strength where I screwed it to the floor joists. I used 1.25” outdoor screws with a washer. I also stapled the straps to give them a better grip on the flex hoses (see pic). You don’t want the input hose lying on the ground since it might draw in debris, and it also makes for better circulation. - After it’s all hooked up, pour some water in the Little Giant condensate pump to ensure the pump kicks on and check for leaks in your output hose. - I plan to order another Little Giant CV-10 Check Valve to keep on hand as a spare. They tend to go out now and then--and when you figure out that you need one, you need it right away. I’ll probably just tape it to the unit under the house so I’ll know where it is when I need it. Same with the leftover drain & output hoses.

Scritto da: MarkC on Amazon

Overflow alert switch can be customized

Working great on a high-efficiency gas furnace. I was able to run the hose into a storm sewer downspout, making it extremely inconspicuous. So much better than a PVC pipe sticking out of the wall and dripping water onto my patio. If you are thinking of wiring up a noisemaker to the safety switch, you'll find that it comes configured as a normally-CLOSED switch (there is electrical continuity between the two wires to the switch UNLESS there is an overflow condition). But the switch itself is a dual-throw switch, with slide-on blade connectors, so if like me your plan is for a normally-open switch to supply battery current to a buzzer when closed, just move the wire that's on the normally-closed switch terminal to the normally-open one. (To get to the switch, unplug the unit and remove a single philips-head screw that holds down the top plastic shell; then it's obvious how to get the switch out, and the contacts are labeled on the switch body itself. )

Scritto da: Brenda

Excellent! Installed myself!

This pump is so nice! Just make sure your lines are pitched properly to empty into your drain or sump pit.

Scritto da: Cody

Good pump!

Pumps the moisture from our air handler underneath our house. We spliced the wiring into the system to pump automatically with the Air handler and it works well for our purpose.

Scritto da: Ellen

FIVE STARS for Durability & IMP Installation Notes

First, the crap and gunk that this unit battled - I am amazed that it was still running. Here are some notes from my experience:- + DON'T ASSUME THE PUMP TANK IS CLEANED WITH ANNUAL OR PERIODIC SERVICES. Many companies (I have experience with a fairly wide range) will do just enough to clear the lines and keep the unit functioning. Not once have any of the companies *ever* cleaned this tank. + DON'T ASSUME THE PUMP IS REPLACED WHEN THE FURNACE IS REPLACED. We had a huge, new Lennox system installed and the not inexpensive, certified installers just left the old pump in place. If the photo wasn't so terrible, I'd attach it. Cannot believe this Little Giant battled through. + DRAIN LINE. There was so much gunk in the unit that the line out was also full of sediments. I replaced it based on guidance from amazon contributors. It was not at all difficult. I think you will do much more for your own unit than someone normally has time to do on a usual service. If you want it replaced, it is probably something you'd have to specially request. + DRAIN LINE CONFIGURATION. There are notes on how to do this given your specific location (rise precedes horizontal run, length, etc.). Mine was twisted, tied so tightly to the pipes that it was constricted in multiple places, and the run configuration was inverted. The Little Giant manual contains relevant info. as well. + REPLACEMENT. For less than $50 it is much, much more economical to replace the pump. There are also many good notes in the reviews -- together with You Tube vids. + INTAKE PIPES. I just knew before I removed the unit, I'd find that the ends of the pipes were not only flat cut, but also almost flush up against the bottom of the tank. A read of the very straightforward installation instructions highlights this as an issue. It's just not something the normal retail customer would even know to check until a water or functional issue develops. Cut at a 45 degree angle. + P TRAP. So important and so often overlooked. Equipment manufacturers may not really focus on these, and service technicians are busy once there's an obvious fail. My installation was riddled with errors. No wonder it has been leaking for years. Every time I asked about it, every co. agent just said, yeah, they do that. Well they do if they are not installed correctly. It is easy to check the levels and venting requirements by reading 1.5 pages of the manual. Risks of improper installation: water damage to the system and area, and worse, distribution of substandard air throughout the house. + MAINTENANCE. The tank needs to be flushed and cleaned regularly. That's IMPORTANT. From what I gleaned, that's a minimum of every 2 years........ but realistically at *least* annually (with that service contract) and possibly more frequently in humid or damp areas. I have friends who are GREAT service technicians. I admire their skills. The thing is that unless you understand the equipment in your own house, it's hard to appreciate those talents -- and also know when someone is lacking. It also helps to do some normal maintenance to preclude issues. Edit: The check valve (and float switch) supplied with the unit are working well; no issue and there is a 10 ft vertical run preceding the inverted U down to the drain entry point. Nevertheless I will cut in a second check valve given the length of the vertical rise.

Scritto da: John W. Kingma

Perfect

Easy to install. Great replacement for a very old unit that quit working.

Scritto da: MollyB

Why did we put up with our old pump?

This is a great pump. The check valve works as it should and with the units large storage capacity it doesn't need to cut in very often. It does make some noise but compared with the unit it replaced it is very quiet. Our old unit ran almost continuously as there was no check valve so the water was always siphoning back, I can't believe we didn't replace it sooner. Love this unit.

Scritto da: Bryon Buehler

For the $31.00 it was a great price

pump worked great

Scritto da: Zeeinbc

Great so far

Works as expected, gets about 2/3's full..automatically turns on and pushes water out down the included 20ft hose, seems like it has quite a bit of force even at 20 feet. There is no real trick to installing this, it has 3 inputs for water or whatever you want to drain into it and one nub where the 20ft of included hose connects. It comes with a cover for 2 of the inputs. I wouldn't call it silent, but it's not loud, plus it runs for only a few seconds at a time. Price wise -- it was cheaper to get this unit with the hose then it was to buy one without the included hose - go figure!

Scritto da: Tina Tongana

Works well.

Good quality and the pump is quiet. It’s a quieter then a phone vibrating on a table.