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Condensate Return Pumps and Boiler Feed Units | Boiler Supplies

Hoffman Watchman Series condensate units sit on BoilerSupplies.com in two families: Hoffman Domestic Condensate Units and Simplex Condensate Return Tanks, which includes the Hoffman 9 Gallon Condensate Unit. Heating contractors install them on steam systems to collect condensate and pump it back to the boiler. Read the nameplate on the unit coming out: model, receiver size and motor details. Order by that model, or send the nameplate details to BoilerSupplies.com for a quote.
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About Hoffman Watchman Series Condensate Units

Hoffman Specialty Watchman Series condensate units are documented in Xylem's product literature. A Watchman Series unit is a receiver with a pump and a float switch that collects condensate from the heating returns and pumps it to the boiler.

BoilerSupplies.com lists two Hoffman families: Hoffman Domestic Condensate Units and Simplex Condensate Return Tanks. The products are the Hoffman Condensate Units in the Watchman Series and the Hoffman 9 Gallon Condensate Unit, also a Watchman Series unit. Simplex means one pump on the receiver. A replacement is picked from the nameplate of the unit it replaces.

 

Key facts

  • Xylem publishes the product literature for Hoffman Specialty Watchman Series condensate units.

  • BoilerSupplies.com lists Hoffman Condensate Units in the Watchman Series and the Hoffman 9 Gallon Condensate Unit.

  • A Hoffman condensate unit is a receiver with a pump and a float switch.

  • On a Hoffman Watchman Series condensate unit, the float rises with the water level and starts the pump, and the pump stops once the level drops.

  • A simplex condensate unit has one pump on the receiver.

 

How does a Hoffman Watchman condensate unit work?

A Hoffman Watchman condensate unit runs on its float switch. Condensate from the steam system drains into the receiver, the float rises with the level and starts the pump, and the pump sends the water on to the boiler. The pump stops once the level has dropped, and the cycle repeats as more condensate comes in.

 

What do heating contractors call a Hoffman condensate unit?

Condensate return tank, condensate pump and condensate receiver are the names most often used for a Hoffman condensate unit as a whole. Strictly, the receiver is the tank, the pump is bolted to it, and the float switch runs the pump. BoilerSupplies.com lists the Hoffman Watchman Series under Simplex Condensate Return Tanks and Hoffman Domestic Condensate Units.

 

Which nameplate details identify a Hoffman condensate unit?

The model on the nameplate of the Hoffman unit in place now identifies it. Add the receiver size and everything on the motor plate, copied out or photographed. If the nameplate is gone, photos of the whole unit and of its piping connections stand in for it.

 

What does simplex mean on a condensate unit?

Simplex means the unit has one pump on the receiver. That single pump handles the condensate the receiver collects, started and stopped by the float switch. BoilerSupplies.com lists the Hoffman units under the family name Simplex Condensate Return Tanks, along with Hoffman Domestic Condensate Units.

 

Write down the Hoffman model, the receiver size and the motor plate details, then call BoilerSupplies.com at 1-770-957-9599 or toll free 1-800-780-3776.