LTS / LTS1 by HARTELL

LTS-1 is a Heavy-Duty Reservoir Style Drain Pump designed for moving large quantities of gray water and condensate. Used in commercial and industrial air-conditioning systems, large refrigeration units, bar sinks, laundry sinks, and multiple HVAC unit installations to tie several condensate drains into one disposal lift pump. Simple installation saves time. LTS/LTS1 by HARTELL.

Hartell #LTS, Condensate / Waste Water Lift Pump Features:
• Large two-gallon polypropylene reservoir
• Suds-proof reservoir
• Integral junction box
• 8' cord and plug
• Unitized construction
• Fits inside 24" base cabinets
• Fits under utility / laundry sinks
• Allows sink installation without breaking concrete
• No main stack vent connection required (check local codes)

The HARTELL LTS is a heavy-duty pump designed for moving large quantities of water. Used in commercial and industrial air-conditioning systems, large refrigeration units, and multiple unit installations to tie several drains into one disposal pump.

Please review the Instruction sheet - Hartell #LTS, LTS-1 Condensate / Waste Water Lift Pump.

Hartell #LTS, Condensate / Waste Water Lift Pump Specifications:
• Motor: 1/3 HP @ 1725 RPM
• Electrical: 115V, 5.6A
• Inlet size: 1-1/2" NPT female
• Discharge size: 1" NPT female
• Reservoir capacity: 2 gallon
• Maximum temperature: 130°F
• Sealed reservoir: vapor seal
• Actual weight: 24 lbs.
• Shipping weight: 30 lbs.

Hartell #LTS,  Lift Pump Performance Specifications **:
• 4 Foot Lift - 48 GPM
• 8 Foot Lift - 39.5 GPM
• 12 Foot Lift - 26.4 GPM
• 16 Foot Lift - 4.7 GPM
• Maximum Lift - 16.5 Feet
*Note - Actual flow will vary with line losses.

Hartell #LTS, Pump Applications:

Hartell condensate pumps are perfect for use as wastewater drain pumps for icemakers, beverage dispensers, drinking fountains, water coolers and dehumidifiers.

The "Lift" or "Head" of the pump refers to the height the pump is required to "lift" the water up to the drain. The distance the water needs to travel horizontally once the lift is achieved is referred to as the "Run". The "run" does not effect the lift or flow rate of the pump unless it exceeds 50 feet. "Runs" of 50' or more will decrease pump output by about 10%. 

Condensate is produced at a rate of up to a gallon per hour by a residential central air conditioning unit or gas condensing furnace. The installer will feed the condensate from the appliance drain into the pumps inlet port.