Aquastrong 1/30 HP 95 GPH HVAC Condensate Pump, 115V/230V, AC Condensation Remove Pump with Automatic Safety Switch & 19.7ft Tubing for Air Conditioner, Furnace, Dehumidifier,Ice Maker,Water Drain

I’ve had this in my basement catching the A/C condensate for about a year and it still works great. Very quiet and easy to install.

Rating this five stars because I used to have a pump that didn't work, and now i have this one and it works great.One thing to consider is where this will be located: my unit is in my basement in a small, not sound proof room next to where guests sleep, and they can hear every time this is running (which is only for a few seconds). odds are that your unit is in a much more tucked away location, but i would have opted for a quieter model had i known when i purchased this.

Excellent, easy to assemble, collects enough water, is not big, does not take up much space, I recommend them, excellent

Instructions are very difficult, Misspelled words, bad grammar. Not a lot of information.Otherwise, once I figured it out, it works great very quiet. Can’t even hear it.I On a mini split, I installed in my trailer as I didn’t have a downward drain path. I cut the plug off and pulled power from the head unit inside.

Does the job, works as advertised. Been in use for a few years now. Great quality and value

I purchased this product to use as a condensate pump for a mini split system. The mini split was installed on the wall opposite my garage, and I placed the pump on a shelf inside the garage. Initially, it worked fine from July through the winter. However, yesterday, a leak alarm alerted me to a problem. After cleaning the unit, it resumed working—briefly.Later that same day, I noticed it was running continuously again. When I opened the unit for a closer inspection, I discovered water inside the housing and significant corrosion on the electronics. The circuit board has no conformal coating or waterproof protection of any kind. Given that cold condensate runs through this unit, it naturally causes condensation to form inside the housing. Over time, this moisture damaged the electronics, rendering the pump completely inoperable after just nine months.This is a major design flaw. The electronics are not isolated from the pump area, which is unacceptable for a product meant to handle moisture. I’ll be replacing it with a full-size condensate pump that has proper isolation and protection for its internal components.Unless you’re installing this inside a fully controlled environment like within a refrigeration unit, I cannot recommend this product. It is poorly designed for typical mini split installations and is likely to fail prematurely.

I had another one that I replaced with this one. This one is extremely quiet compared to my original one I had. I never hear it running. It does the job perfectly.

Got this as a replacement because our pump on our HVAC went out, was a little concerned that it wasn't going to have the power to move the water as far as it needed to, but holy smokes! The thing is quiet, clean, easy to install, if this thing didn't suck so good I would probably have to buy another one.