Beckett
Beckett CB121UL 115V Condensate Pump
Removes condensate in tight HVAC and mini-split spaces with a quiet, compact design and multi-directional mounting options
- Compact design fits tight HVAC and mini-split spaces
- Quiet operation suits indoor ceiling or wall mounting
- Dual mounting slots enable multi-directional placement
- 115 V power suits standard residential circuits
- UL listed for condensate removal safety
Compact Condensate Removal
The Beckett CB121UL is a 115 V condensate pump built for tight HVAC and mini-split installations. Its small footprint allows placement inside air handlers, ceiling voids or wall-mounted units where space is at a premium. Dual mounting slots on the tank support multi-directional orientation for flexible routing.
Upgrade From Gravity Drains
This pump replaces reliance on gravity fall or bulky external reservoirs when a condensate line cannot slope continuously. The jump is worth it whenever the drain route must rise, run horizontally over distance or terminate above the unit. It also removes the need for oversized collection pans in confined mechanical rooms.
Integration In A Build
The unit wires directly to 115 V control circuits and connects to standard vinyl or copper drain tubing. Its quiet operation suits occupied spaces such as bedrooms or offices without audible disturbance. The compact tank frees up surrounding volume for refrigerant lines, electrical conduit or insulation. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to chemicals present in the product.
Highlights
- Compact design fits tight HVAC and mini-split spaces
- Quiet operation suits indoor ceiling or wall mounting
- Dual mounting slots enable multi-directional placement
- 115 V power suits standard residential circuits
- UL listed for condensate removal safety
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What are the dual mounting slots on the tank used for?
They allow multi-directional placement so the pump can be installed inside the air conditioner, within a ceiling compartment or wall-mounted unit.
How is the pump powered and what wiring step is often missed?
It runs on 115 V; the installer must provide a properly grounded 115 V supply and ensure the float switch leads are connected to the equipment safety circuit.
When should the float switch and tank be inspected or replaced?
Check the float switch for free movement and clean the tank at each cooling season start; replace the switch if it sticks or the tank if cracks appear.
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