Beckett CB501ULHTSP Plenum Condensate Pump 115V 50ft

Product Description

The BECKETT CB501ULHTSP is a high-temperature, plenum-rated condensate pump designed for demanding HVAC drainage applications. Rated to handle condensate at temperatures up to 212 degrees F, this pump operates on 115 volts, 60 Hz, and draws 360 watts. It delivers a maximum lift of 50 feet, making it well suited for high-rise or long-run discharge installations. The unit ships with a built-in safety switch, a one-gallon tank, a replaceable check valve, and a pre-wired terminal block. Licensed HVAC technicians and mechanical contractors install this pump as part of split-system, mini-split, or air handler drainage setups where condensate must be lifted and discharged remotely.

This pump is intended for plenum-location installations and is tested to UL2043 for plenum applications. Its high-temperature rating makes it appropriate for use with high-efficiency condensing equipment, commercial air handlers, and any system where condensate temperatures may approach or reach 212 degrees F. The robust plastic housing and replaceable internal components support long service intervals in both residential and light commercial environments.

Key Features

• High-temperature rated for condensate up to 212 degrees F
• Plenum-rated construction tested to UL2043
• 50-foot maximum lift capacity for long or high-rise discharge runs
• Built-in safety switch prevents overflow and protects connected equipment
• Replaceable check valve extends service life and simplifies maintenance
• Pre-wired terminal block speeds installation and reduces field wiring errors
• One-gallon tank provides adequate reservoir volume for typical HVAC drainage loads

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation condensate pump for residential and light commercial HVAC systems requiring plenum-rated, high-temperature condensate removal.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician or mechanical contractor. Disconnect and lock out power to the air handler or condensing unit before connecting or servicing the pump. The 1/2-inch O.D. copper outlet discharge connection should be secured with approved fittings and routed to an appropriate drain per local plumbing and mechanical codes. Verify the safety switch is wired into the low-voltage control circuit to shut down the system on high-water conditions.