Franklin Electric Company, Inc.

Little Giant Pump Company

Other

James J Coffey

Lee W Davis

Jon David Currier

Steven C Gray

Petr Sramek

David Thomas Springer

D W Hearn, Jr

Lindell W Gay, Jr

DeForest W Hearn, Jr

A wastewater sump assembly for receiving and disposing of undesired fluid and, in some cases, solid waste (collectively 'wastewater'). A sump basin includes an upstanding wall a base and a top. A sensor in the form, e.g., of a float switch extends into the basin and is operable to actuate a pump to remove collective wastewater from the basin. The sensor depends from a sensor support that is supported distally within the basin in a vertical manner and is supported proximately within the basin in a horizontal manner, with securement of the sensor support not requiring traversal of the basin top and with the distal basin support not needing to be accessed vertically through a pump access aperture in the top.

Sewage basin pump control support

The present invention provides an improved, modular condensate pump assembly that has a collection tank which can be disposed at any convenient location to collect liquid condensate. A removable support plate is supported on the collection tank, and a pump extending into the collection tank is supported by the support plate. A liquid volume control float, also supported by the support plate, communicates with the pump to activate the pump to remove liquid condensate from the collection tank when the condensate liquid reaches a predetermined volume.

Modular condensate pump assembly

Condensate pump

Combined pump and motor

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Oklahoma City, OK, United States of America

James J Coffey