Beckett CP651ULHTSP Condensate Pump 65 Ft Plenum Rated

Product Description

The BECKETT CP651ULHTSP is a high-temperature, plenum-rated condensate pump designed for HVAC and refrigeration systems that produce hot or highly acidic condensate. Rated to handle condensate up to 212 degrees F, this pump is built for installations where standard condensate pumps fall short. It operates on 115 volts, 60 Hz, with a 375-watt motor and delivers a maximum vertical lift of 65 feet. Power connects through a hard-wired terminal block. The two-float design provides reliable level sensing, and the unit is constructed with materials capable of handling high-acidity condensation in demanding system environments. Licensed HVAC technicians and plumbers install this unit in both residential and light commercial applications.

The CP651ULHTSP is suited for high-lift condensate removal in installations where the drain line must rise significantly before reaching a suitable discharge point. Its UL 2043 listing qualifies it for plenum-space installations, making it appropriate for air handling units and fan coil units installed in plenum ceilings or above-ceiling spaces. The high-temperature rating makes it a practical choice for condensing boilers, steam systems, and commercial HVAC equipment where condensate temperatures exceed the range of standard pumps.

Key Features

• High-temperature rated for condensate up to 212 degrees F
• UL tested to UL 2043 for plenum-rated installations
• 65-foot maximum vertical lift for high-rise drain routing
• Two-float design for reliable level sensing and motor control
• Hard-wired terminal block power connection
• Handles high-acidity condensation common in high-efficiency equipment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation condensate pump for HVAC systems, condensing boilers, and refrigeration equipment that generate high-temperature or high-acidity condensate and require a plenum-rated pump with extended vertical lift.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician or plumber in accordance with local mechanical codes. Disconnect power to the system before connecting or servicing the pump. The terminal block wiring connection requires appropriate strain relief and should comply with NEC requirements for the installation environment. Verify that the discharge line diameter and routing are compatible with the 1/2-inch O.D. copper outlet before mounting the unit.