Little Giant Condensate Pump

I have a brand new Little Giant Condensate Pump for sale M#vcma-15uls. Could be used for multiple purposes in homebrew. Cheapest price I can find on it online is $38 plus tax/shipping. I'll ship it for $30. First to PM me gets it.

what exactly can you do with this?

Possibly pumping ice water through a coil for cooling is just one option.

don't need that, what else can it do for me? make me want it! can i move fermented beer with it? is it food safe?

Got a temp rating for it? Or a model number so I can look it up? I need to replace mine with one that can handle higher temps for a steam based humidifier.

Not sure if the plastic is food safe. I just know with a little ingenuity and creativity the right person could use it for a great Diy project. What that project us exactly, I don't know.

The model number is listed. Specs can be found with a simple search.

I do hvac and we use these for ac condensate I can't imagine in what way they would be a good fit in brewing. I can almost guarantee they are not food safe. Not trying to be a jerk just stating the obvious

Mknox4354 said:

I do hvac and we use these for ac condensate I can't imagine in what way they would be a good fit in brewing. I can almost guarantee they are not food safe. Not trying to be a jerk just stating the obvious

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Maybe in a keezer? They can get pretty swampy.

How would they not be a perfect fit for somebody trying to use it for pumping ice water through an immersion coil. In hotter climates the ground water is very warm. I'm a service tech in the hvac industry Btw.

It IS good for pumping ice water through an IC. When I brew indoors, I do the same thing. Different pump but same concept. It works very well.

Mknox4354 said:

? And how are you channeling this water to the pump

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???? I don't know, I don't own one or a keezer. Just putting out ideas.
Take it easy...

evandena said:

???? I don't know, I don't own one or a keezer. Just putting out ideas.
Take it easy...

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Sorry my bad man

Mknox4354 said:

Sorry my bad man

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In my ten seconds of googling, I thought they were designed to collect the moisture, condense it, and pump it out.
I could be completely wrong, so feel free to ignore

I was thinking about using one of these for a glycol pump, but I dont it is designed for a 24x7 operation.

A glycol pump doesn't have to run 24/7. Wouldn't you run as needed?

This would be for a tap system, I want to keep the lines cold all the time.