Carrier 34347075101 Condensate Drain Pan

Condensate Drain Pan

This Carrier condensate drain pan holds up to 3 gallons of condensate (water). It is made from polypropylene and built for strength and durability. This drain pan will allow you to collect any condensation that is produced when the heating and air conditioning units are used. Carrying a one year warranty, the Carrier 34347075101 condensate drain pan has a durable polypropylene construction, making it rust resistant. For optimal performance, use this unit in temperatures that range from 20° to 120° Fahrenheit.

The Carrier Condensate Drain Pan is used in manufactured homes to collect condensate from air conditioning units. This unit is compatible with the following systems: 1LN-10000 Series through 1LA-XXXXXX Series Air Conditioners, 93GN-, 94GN-, and 95GN series packages.

The Carrier T-034 Condensate Drain Pan is the perfect solution to your drain pan needs. The pan features a ridged lip that directs condensate into the drain tube and away from delicate unit wiring or circuit boards. You can depend on the Carrier condensate drain pan to keep your equipment safe.

The Carrier condensate drain pan is used for a mobile home air conditioning conditioner and fits models DA036, DA100, and PA036.

The Carrier condensate drain pan has a lipped design that prevents spillage when draining the unit. It is designed to fit underneath of system. The pan has a single 4" inlet and 4" outlet. The inlet comes with a compression fitting.

The Carrier Condensate Drain Pan is designed to be connected to the cooling coils that bring air to a central HVAC system. The drain pan connects to the condensate line and drains into a drip pan that sits below the cooling coils, forming an easy, beneficial solution that can help the indoor air quality.

The Carrier 34347075101 condensate drain pan is an assembly that is used to collect the excess water produced by an air conditioning system when it is operating. This device should be cleaned regularly, as it can become clogged and will lead to water spilling onto the attic floor (as well as a slippery, dangerous walking surface).