Auxiliary Discharge Pump – For CRP & IDC Series Oil-Water Separators

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Clean Resources Auxiliary Discharge Pump System

Manufacturer Part Number: F10245

Move treated condensate to a remote or elevated drain with the Clean Resources F10245 auxiliary discharge pump. The separator gravity-feeds the pump's collection container, and the pump transfers the treated water onward when a direct downhill drain route is impractical.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Supports remote or uphill discharge routes.
  • Collection container receives treated water from the separator.
  • Vertical flow switch controls pump operation.

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer Clean Resources
Manufacturer part number F10245
Motor 1/3 HP
Current 4 A
Switch type Vertical flow switch
Container capacity 15 gal
Discharge hose 3/4 in diameter
Dimensions 15 in W × 15 in D × 32 in H
Compatibility Clean Resources CRP and IDC separators

What's Included

  • Auxiliary discharge pump and collection container assembly

Installation & Maintenance

The separator must gravity-feed the pump inlet. Place IDC-350 and CRP-500 through CRP-1000 units on a suitable stand with their outlet above the pump inlet and the hose running downhill. Verify the pump's electrical nameplate and the required lift and discharge route before installation.

Compatible Accessories & Related Products

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is an auxiliary pump useful?

Use it when the final drain is too far away, uphill, or obstructed so the separator cannot discharge directly by gravity.

Can the pump pull water uphill out of the separator?

The separator must drain downhill into the pump container. The pump then transfers the collected water to the final drain.

Which separators need a stand?

Clean Resources specifies a stand for IDC-350 and CRP-500 through CRP-1000 installations using this pump.

Does the pump remove compressor oil?

No. It moves treated condensate after the oil-water separator; it does not replace condensate treatment.

What is the container capacity?

The published container capacity is 15 gallons.

Will it work for any lift height or distance?

Confirm the required lift, distance, and discharge conditions against the pump's performance data before ordering.

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