Carrier 296041 40RM500076 CONDENSATE PAN

PAN CONDENSATE

Carrier 296041 40RM500076 CONDENSATE PAN. Condition: New, Type: Condensate Pans, Manufacturer Part Number: 296041, Brand: Carrier, Compatible Part Numbers: 40RM500076.

296041 40RM500076 CONDENSATE PAN

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The condensate pan is designed to collect and drain condensation from equipment. The pan is constructed of aluminum for long-lasting durability.

A condensate pan is a component of the air conditioning system that collects and drains off condensed moisture. It is installed near the evaporator coil to provide a place for the moisture to drain. The condensate pan typically has a drain line connected to a drain pipe in your home's basement or crawlspace. When there is no drainage path from your air conditioning unit, excess water will spill onto the ground around your unit. This condition may lead to mold and mildew formation, which can result in damage to surrounding areas, such as wood decks or landscaping materials. This product works with Carrier air conditioners.

PAN, CONDENSATE - 40RM500076

This is a pan that sits under an air conditioning system and catches the water that condenses out of the air. It is designed to catch excess condensation and direct it away from the coils, thereby protecting it and extending its life.

Condensate pans need replacement on a regular basis. We recommend that you replace your condensate pans every six months or after 5,000 gallons of water has been processed in the system.

This product is a brand new Carrier 296041 40RM500076 CONDENSATE PAN. This product comes with a 1 Year warranty from the date of purchase. This Condenser has a Condenser Coil and the Product Dimensions are 2.2"H x 17.3"L x 14.1"W The condensate pan traps and routes condensate, which is water that forms on coils (coils are cooled by air). Condensate pans exit the evaporator coil, located inside the comfort system, through a drain line to an indoor drain or outdoor connection.