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Small condensation drip pan used for less then 24 hours
You are looking at a barely used Condensation Drip Pan. All though this pan doesn't look like it. Believe it or not this drip pan was used for less then 24 hours. I purchased this drip pan in the hopes of useing it to evaporate the water from my AC unit. Little did I know this pan would not keep up with the quanity of water that flowed from the unit, thus causing it to overflow. So the next day I went ahead and purchased a larger one. I then went ahead and mounted and wired the 2 of them together in the hopes of solving my concerns. As you can see there are two small holes and a notch at the top. The was so that when it filled it would overflow into the larger one. (LG LISTED TOO). The holes are from where I mounted the 2 together (now filled with heat resitant silicone). Unfortunately it still didn't meet my needs. So I put tem both on a shelf in my garage and they have been there ever since. Probably around 7 years now. Time and not cleaning them has allowed them both to obtain a really used and old apperance.
The dimensions are 10" Length ons are 10.25" Length 4" Width 2" Depth. It was produced by Supco. 117Volt / 160Watt / Model #30-OS Sealed Unit.
