What is the difference between 115-volt and 230-volt?

Standard outlets in North American homes are 115-120 volts. 230-volt outlets have 3 prongs but the two straight prongs are sideways so a special 230-volt outlet is needed. Stoves and dryers and some furnaces usually have 230-volt outlets.

Does this pump come with vinyl tubing?

No. See other available models below.

What is an overflow safety switch and how does it work?

On models that come with an overflow safety switch, the switch activates when condensate exceeds 2.7". The switch can be set to NO (Normally Open) to shut the system off or NC (Normally Closed) to activate an audible alarm (alarm not included).

The pump is louder than it should be. What can I do?

The unit must be level and installed on an even surface or wall mounted. Wall mount the unit or add a rubber mat under the pump to help absorb the vibration. Check to ensure lines aren't blocked and the check valve works properly.

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Little Giant VCMA-15ULS 554405 VCMA Series Automatic Condensate Removal Pump (115 Volts), 1/50 Horsepower by Little Giant [Parallel Import]

Little Giant VCMA-15ULS 554405 VCMA Series Automatic Condensate Removal Pump (115 Volts), 1/50 Horsepower by Little Giant [Parallel Import]

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Brand
Little Giant
Material
Plastic
Style
Diaphragm
Maximum Lifting Height
15 Feet
Voltage
115 Volts (AC)
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⚡115V power efficiency

💧65 GPH flow rate

📏15 ft shut-off height

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💧 Pump up your efficiency with the Little Giant VCMA-15ULS—where power meets precision!

COMPACT YET MIGHTY - Sleek 27.94 x 12.7 x 17.86 cm design fits discreetly while delivering 1/50 HP performance.
ENERGY SMART OPERATION - Runs on standard 115V with just 60W power consumption—efficient and cost-effective.
VERSATILE DRAIN OPTIONS - 3 inlet drain holes for flexible installation tailored to your setup.
RELIABLE SAFETY CERTIFIED - cCSAus listed for peace of mind—built to meet rigorous safety standards.
EFFORTLESS CONDENSATE MANAGEMENT - Automatically removes condensate with a powerful 65 GPH flow—keep your systems dry and running smooth.

The Little Giant VCMA-15ULS is a compact, automatic condensate removal pump operating at 115 volts and 1/50 horsepower. It delivers a reliable 65 gallons per hour flow at a 1-foot lift, with a shut-off height of 15 feet, featuring three inlet drain holes and cCSAus safety certification. Designed for efficient, hassle-free condensate management in HVAC and utility applications.

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Brand	Little Giant
Model Number	554405
Product Dimensions	27.94 x 12.7 x 17.86 cm; 1.93 kg
Name List for Name Plates	Diaphragm
Material	Plastic
Voltage	115 Volts (AC)
Wattage	60 W
Quantity	1
Are Batteries Included	No
Item Weight	1.93 Kilograms

Little Giant VCMA-15ULS 554405 VCMA Series Automatic Condensate Removal Pump (115 Volts), 1/50 Horsepower by Little Giant [Parallel Import]

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