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A pump for every application
All A/C systems require the removal of condensate water (generated by the evaporator) in an effective and safe way. The condensate amount can vary depending on the type of environment that the unit is placed in. That’s why Aspen Pumps have developed a pump to suit all installation types.
Domestic living room - Silent+ Mini Aqua® A/C system type: Mini wall split. Considerations: Quiet, aesthetically pleasing. Air quality: Pet hair, dust, skin, microorganisms.
Glass structured buildings - Silent+ Mini Orange® A/C system type: Mini wall split. Considerations: Glass walls, hung ceilings, shallow ceiling voids. Air quality: Dust, skin, microorganisms.
Urban offices - Silent+ Mini Lime® A/C system type: Mini wall split. Considerations: Partitions, retrofit, existing service equipment & channels. Air quality: Fumes, industrial dust, skin & microorganisms.
Office Canteens - Mini Blanc® A/C system type: Mini wall split. Considerations: Easy access for maintenance. Air quality: Grease, high humidity.
Galleries & Museums - Mini Tank A/C system type: Ducted wall unit. Considerations: Shallow ceiling voids, concrete ceilings, historic buildings. Air quality: Dust, skin, microorganisms.
Built to be the best
Aspen Pumps are at the forefront of condensate pump technology. As engineers, we understand the complexity of installations and so create market leading products that are designed to best suit the application and environment. We pride ourselves on providing professionals with everything they need for the perfect installation.
Find out more at
aspenpumps.com
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