Air conditioners generate condensate that may need to be collected and evacuated differently from the conventional method.

To meet this need, SFA offers a range of silent and high-performance solutions for draining condensate from air conditioners with a cooling capacity of up to 8 kW.

Air conditioners are a perfect remedy against the heat which is becoming more and more prevalent. They are placed in living areas such as living rooms or offices and are generally unaffected by internal/external factors. In order for your air conditioner to function optimally, you must drain all the condensate.

Why Drain Condensate From the Air Conditioner?

AC systems produce steam, when the steam turns into liquid due to cooling, the residue is called condensate. This liquid is toxic and must be drained. The regulations prohibit the discharge of condensate into wastewater. For this reason, installing a lifting system that allows this evacuation into a ceiling or an alternative route is necessary. If you're searching for the best drain pump for air conditioner in India, your search ends here.

Three Solutions for Removing Condensate from the Air Conditioner.

SFA’s product range offers you three lifting systems for your air conditioner:

●     Sanicondens Clim Deco is a lift pump for ac drain line. Its subtle design makes it discreet.

●     Sanicondens Clim Mini S is a small pump that can easily be integrated into your wall-mounted air conditioner. Silently, it works in two stages: first, the condensate falls into the detector, and then it is emptied using a suction pump.

●     Sanicondens Clim Pack S is an aesthetic solution. It comes in the form of a very easy-to-install kit which contains the Sanicondens Clim Mini S pump, delivered with trunking. This pack brings several advantages like smooth functionality, silent solutions, and aesthetic design.

Each AC drain pump is easy to install. Supplied with a numbered and schematically illustrated user manual, you can easily integrate it into your wall-mounted air conditioning system. For more information, refer to our FAQ section.