Pro-safe UDP24-CEP Plastic Drip Pan 3 Qt 24 Pack

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE UDP24-CEP is a plastic drip pan designed to capture spills, leaks, and condensate in a wide range of service environments. Each pan measures 10 inches long by 10 inches wide by 2 inches high and holds up to 3 quarts of liquid. The gray and yellow construction is injection-molded plastic, keeping the unit lightweight while maintaining structural integrity under moderate fluid loads. This pan is used by HVAC technicians, plumbers, and maintenance professionals who need a quick and reliable containment solution under equipment, chemical containers, or service points. The pack includes 24 units, making it efficient for stocking a service van or supply room.

These drip pans are suited for residential and light commercial applications where fluid containment is required beneath HVAC equipment, water heaters, storage drums, or portable machinery. The compact 10-by-10-inch footprint fits in tight spaces under equipment where larger pans would not. The 3-quart sump capacity provides adequate volume for minor leaks and condensate accumulation between service intervals. Technicians and facility maintenance crews keep these on hand for rapid deployment during service calls or as a semi-permanent containment measure.

Key Features

• 3-quart sump capacity per pan for reliable fluid containment
• Compact 10 x 10 x 2 inch profile fits tight installation spaces
• Lightweight plastic construction resists corrosion and moisture
• Gray and yellow coloring for quick visual identification on the job site
• 24-unit pack format supports bulk stocking for service fleets or supply rooms

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose drip and spill containment pan suitable for use under HVAC equipment, water heaters, drums, and similar fluid-handling equipment in residential and light commercial service applications.

Installation Notes

Placement of drip pans typically does not require tools, but the install area should be clean and level to ensure accurate fluid retention. Shut off or isolate the equipment above the pan before positioning it to avoid contact with active leaks or pressurized lines. Inspect the pan periodically and empty it before it reaches capacity to prevent overflow. Disposal of collected fluids must follow applicable local environmental regulations.