Electric Condensate Pumps

Condensate pumps are designed to collect condensed liquid at remote locations in a steam system and move it to the boiler room. Condensate can be driven by either electricity or steam. Motor-driven units typically have centrifugal-type pumps and include controls that de-energize the pump when water level in the receiver is low.

A typical motor-driven unit consists of a 3/16"-thick, welded-steel or cast iron receiver with an industry-standard electric motor that is close coupled to a bronze-fitted, centrifugal pump. Both simplex and duplex configurations are available with or without mounted, pre-wired control panels.

Condensate pumps allow you to:

• Achieve substantial energy savings by collecting the already-heated condensate and returning it to the boiler, thereby lowering the consumption of fuel needed to heat the much cooler make-up water.
• Reduce operating costs by reusing condensate already chemically treated, thereby reducing the consumption of additional chemicals needed to treat fresh make-up water.