Condense pump Refco Combi

Refco COMBI condensate pump is a completely new design equipped with a series of customized and unique features. The product offers many installation options, including internal mounting of both the water sensor and the pump, side by side or vertically. In addition, the water sensor can be installed in an indoor unit with the pump installed next to the unit or in the ceiling. It uses a digital water level sensor that provides silent pump operation, universal voltage and user configurable water flow.

Product features:

• NO FLOAT SWITCH- the water level is monitored by an digital water sensor. The advantage of using digital sensors is their reliability. The lack of float switch allows easier installation and reduces the risk of malfunction.
• The pump removes up to 42 litres of water per hour. Thanks to such a large flow range, it is compatible with almost any system. The product is suitable with devices from 1.75 kW to 35kW.
• The device has a USB port that allows access to the pump's work history, which greatly facilitates diagnostics.
• Thanks to the built-in diode, the product is able to communicate up to seven pump states, including alarm states. The advantage of this function is acceleration of solving unwanted problems and its service.
• Manual configuration during installation optimizes water flow and sound level. The pump is equipped with two dip-switches that allow four ways to set the power level.
• universal power supply (100-240 VAC)
• Built-in non-return valve to prevent backflow.
• protection to automatically switch off the air conditioner in the event of pump malfunction.
• The warranty starts with the moment of installation, not as in the case of other pumps, with the moment of purchase.
• in case of complaint, it is not necessary sending the whole device, only a diagnostic file is sufficient, which can be downloaded from the device by connecting it to a computer. The only thing you need is a USB cable, a computer and an Internet connection.

Technical data:

ATTENTION: Check if the air conditioner is equipped with an air purifier (ionizer) or other component that can generate high-frequency electromagnetic fields. If the condensation sensor is located nearby, change its location so that it is as far away from the potential source of interference as possible.