How to install a Condensate Pump

Instructional video from Components Direct which explains how to fit a Little Giant Condensate Pump. The pumps can be bought online at:
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[@LouisMorissette]

Thank you!!!

[@thequarterman]

I am using this for my dehumidifier in the basement. Do I need to hook up those 2 black wires to anything or will it run fine without that?

[@dethuiskoker]

i have the same question… can somebody please answer?

[@gabrielimg6370]

What have you done with the two wires?

[@takirarobinson1877]

Can I refill this with water ?

[@xDomglmao]

how to install the temperature sensor?

[@bobmcgee7805]

isn't it code to use a reducer into Solvent weld pipe... not push fit

[@362chop]

My pump recently died and i am going to replace my little giant 15UL pump, is it remove the old one install the new and plug in procedure?? Looks like it just want to be sure thank you.

[@htwareh4406]

after you put water ...just finished or next time you need to put more?

[@stompalomp2968]

Hi, what is the adaptor you use to connect to the soil pipe called? Can’t find anything similar anywhere and think it might solve a problem for me! Thanks!

[@paultanner3888]

would like to know aswell!

[@zappy321123]

Me too

[@stompalomp2968]

@@zappy321123 It's a "Mechanical Soil Pipe Boss Connector" - connects 40mm waste pipe to your mains downpipe.

[@zappy321123]

@@stompalomp2968 Top man thank you! For some reason mine goes outside into the guttering so in the winter it freezes over!

[@davidb2019]

Was anyone able to find the adapter I searched and searched and did a visit to 3 different plumbing supply houses in Colorado but cannot find one. The pipe I am tying into is in a bad place and this would be extremely helpful.

[@caovantuy]

I'm looking to temperature condensate pumps with temperature 180 C? Can you help me, pls

[@innesbeattie339]

Why can you not attach this to the boiler drain pipe?

[@GimliTehDwarf]

Im assuming because of the heat would kill the internals

[@charliesamson8243]

how far can you go with the water in a long tube and can you go up and down ? like up and out side?

[@JETPRESSLTD]

Hello Charlie Samson, The length of the pipe does not really have a limit. There is a non-return valve in the outlet so that will stop anything going back down the pipe into the pump reservoir. Vertically, you cannot pump any higher than 4.3m above the pump itself but as long as it is below this at its highest point then I see no reason why it could not go up and down over obstacles as much as it likes. With regard to running out side please remember that the condensate will be stationary in this pipe when the pump is not running, particularly if the pipe run is up and down over obstacles because It will collect in the low points. If this is outside then there is a good chance that the water will freeze in the winter and block the pipe so you will not be able to pump the condensate away. Best to lag any outside runs or avoid running outside altogether or until the final drain point. Then make sure that the final drain point is lower than where it exits the wall or building to ensure that it drains away and no condensate collects there.

[@NoNotALaughingMatter]

2:48 is putting that into a soil pipe, with that adaptor legal in the European Union?

[@syberritual3907]

Out of interest, why not just connect the white hose to the soil pipe? I mean, my one has gone on my boiler, but the white pipe simply dispenses water, so don't get why it needs to go via a pump?

[@paultanner3888]

If there is no pipe to go DOWN to, you might need to pump the water UP to a pipe to get it down the drain. It's a elevation issue need.

[@yanabi83]

Because sometimes the water needs to be elevated upwards to get to a gutter. They're 50 quid and takes a few minutes to fit. Many ppl need them. I do.

[@janlewkowicz4398]

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