plcarrk
11-28-2006, 11:33 AM
Hi:
I'm doing some basic research for a Central Air unit I will have installed in the Spring. The HVAC installer who installed my gas furnace last week did mention that when installing central air, he would have to figure out how to drain the condensate since I don't have a floor drain nor a sink in the basement. However, I do have a sump pump which drains water from around the foundation during rain and snow melting. Can the condensate be drained by the sump pump? Many potential problems with central air are caused by difficulties with the condensate: fungus, mold, slime, rust,freezing.
Thanks
I'm doing some basic research for a Central Air unit I will have installed in the Spring. The HVAC installer who installed my gas furnace last week did mention that when installing central air, he would have to figure out how to drain the condensate since I don't have a floor drain nor a sink in the basement. However, I do have a sump pump which drains water from around the foundation during rain and snow melting. Can the condensate be drained by the sump pump? Many potential problems with central air are caused by difficulties with the condensate: fungus, mold, slime, rust,freezing.
Thanks