How To: Professional AC Drain Line Assembly (Residential)

How I run a condensate AC drain line as a professional from AC units located in attics.

[@carmenspina7967]

Thanks for sharing....Nice!

[@nc7494]

the set up in my attic unit and I though it was brilliant 👍🏼

[@elgkas9928]

That is a great example of how a drain install should be done. Too bad most HVAC contractors do not want to take the time to do it right.

[@Menik559]

Im going to show all my crew members this. This is how it is done! 👍🏽

[@alirahal5900]

Very professional setup.

[@JerseyMikeHVAC]

Thank you, brother.

[@PJam2019]

That's brilliant about having the secondary drain on the pan with the ball valve and float switch. Definitely saves techs a lot of time and seems like a safe, smart thing to do.

[@JerseyMikeHVAC]

I like how a piece that costs maybe 2 bucks can bring the benefits I outlined in the video.

[@mustafaoksum4039]

👍👍👍

[@antoniosantiago2770]

As a service tech I love I think it should aiways be done this way, 2 safety switches and the pan drain also piped in, 2 is one and one is none..AWESOME, companies always want to cut corners to save pennies, in the long run this will save you time hence more dollars after a service call for clogged drain

[@JerseyMikeHVAC]

Yup. A lot of installers don't think about the techs either, until they become one themselves.

[@wim0104]

man, if only this was done as standard.

[@e3a3c3]

Good setup unless the float switch fails. Think I'll stick with the float switch on the main drain, and the pan drain open with its own pipe to the outside. Belt and suspenders.

[@JerseyMikeHVAC]

Maybe, but both float switches would have to fail to reach that point.

[@e3a3c3]

@@JerseyMikeHVAC Right, thanks. I missed the second switch.