Little Giant VCMA-15UL 115 Volt, 65 GPH, 1/50 HP Automatic Condensate Removal Pump for HVAC/Refrigeration Systems/Dehumidifiers (no safety switch), 6-Foot Cord, Black/White, 554401

I have 2 of them. They do the job well. I use them to drain the condensate from my portable ac units. They're quiet, move the water quickly, and best of all I don't have to empty buckets daily. If you use them on seperate ac units from your furnace, be sure to get the model WITHOUT the extra switch and wiring for furnace control. I would definitely buy again when these go bad. Money well spent.

The Little Giant VCMA‑15UL is a compact, well‑built condensate pump that does exactly what it’s supposed to do—quietly and reliably remove excess condensation from HVAC systems, dehumidifiers, and similar equipment. What I like: Quiet operation: Runs smoothly with very little noise, even during frequent cycles. Easy installation: Clear instructions, straightforward wiring, and flexible inlet options make setup simple. Strong performance: The 65 GPH capacity is more than enough for typical residential applications. Built‑in safety switch: Nice added protection to shut down equipment if the water level gets too high. Durable construction: Solid housing and quality internal components that feel like they’ll last. What could be improved: The pump is compact, but the check valve could be a bit sturdier. Still works fine, just feels light. The discharge barb is plastic—metal would inspire even more confidence. Overall: A dependable, efficient pump that’s perfect for HVAC condensate removal. For the price, it delivers great performance and peace of mind. I’d definitely recommend it for replacements or new installs.

it works as intended although it does leave a lot of water in the pan before the switch turns on, i guess that's to keep working and avoid sediment or something but it just seems like a good way to invite mold growth. but i'm no expert so whatever.

This pump was easy to install. Got tired of paying HVAC installers / repair people between $200 and $300 to install condensate pumps so I ordered the pump and installed it myself. (I'm a 75-year-old female.) The tank on my previous pump was inadvertently broken when a new water heater was installed (by a professional) next to it. This pump worked fine for 2 months when suddenly I noticed a puddle on the floor next to the utility closet in which it sat. Couldn't figure out the problem because I thought I could hear the pump cycle on and off. I ordered a new unit and installed it. Afterward, I decided to test this old unit in the kitchen sink. The pump worked fine (shot water up to my ceiling). Then I saw the problem. The tank had cracked. I don't know how it could have happened because it sat in a utility closet between my furnace and water heater. Seldom do I ever even open the door to that closet. Makes no sense to me. I'm saving the pump just in case my new pump stops working and the tank is still intact.

Bought to replace and had been working amazing for us. Would recommend.

Bought as a back up, haven’t used yet will update when I do. Brought based off a YouTuber.

Works as it should

Always had issues with condensation in summer and tripping over the hose that runs across the basement floor to the drain from my furnace. Omg so easy to install. I had hose run up and across the ceiling of the basement and run to the washer drain in 10 minutes. In 30 I had the AC running and reducing the high humidity in here. I used a big cup and poured into the reservoir before turning on the AC and plugging in this. Have to run the in pipe at an angle for it to work the float. But that was no issue. I have it straight down and the last foot at a slight angle and she's working like a dream. I'm ready for summer weather. It also has 3 inlets. So I'm getting a new dehumidifier and installing it next to the furnace so I can run hose from it to this pump and won't have to worry if dehumidifier is full cuz it will get pumped out. Not sure why I didn't do this sooner but this is my first house and I'm still learning even after 7 years here. It's so quiet I never hear it.

Esta es una bomba americana con enchufe americano que necesita un transformador (¡más caro que la bomba!!) para funcionar en España

Pump works exactly as described. Not terribly loud, moves water. Easy to set up and install.

Worked great, grommet holes available for various install positions. Quiet. Better than the original as the original broke…, happy purchase

Don’t pay for these guys through your HVAC contractor. They will ask for more money when this is exactly what they use. These work, exact quality and fit. It’s a winner.

This has been installed and is working beautifully . Does the job it is supposed to.