Heil Quaker ICP 1082619 Drain Pan

As a seasoned technician, you know that a compromised condensate drain pan is a fast track to secondary damage and emergency calls. The Heil Quaker ICP 1082619 Drain Pan is a genuine OEM replacement part engineered specifically for horizontal HVAC configurations. Constructed from high-density, corrosion-resistant plastic, this horizontal drain pan is designed to withstand the constant thermal cycling and moisture exposure found in ICP, Heil, and Tempstar evaporator coil assemblies. Using a genuine ICP 1082619 ensures the mounting tabs and drainage pitch align perfectly with the factory specs of models like the FCP2400D3 and EPM36F19AZ, preventing the common "nuisance" leaks caused by poorly fitted universal pans. Measuring approximately 25" x 25", this tray provides the necessary surface area to capture coil runoff before it can saturate your client?s insulation or plenum. When you're dealing with a cracked or brittle HVAC drain pan, swapping in this ICP 1082619 replacement is the standard professional fix to restore system integrity and reliable moisture management.

• Precise OEM Fit: Eliminates the need for field modifications, ensuring direct compatibility with Heil Quaker and ICP horizontal air handlers.
• Corrosion Resistance: High-grade plastic construction prevents the rust and pitting common in older galvanized steel pans.
• Optimized Drainage: Factory-molded pitch promotes efficient water flow toward the primary and secondary outlets, reducing standing water and algae buildup.
• Durable Construction: Engineered to remain stable across a wide range of operating temperatures without warping or becoming brittle.

Is the ICP 1082619 compatible with all Heil horizontal units?
While this Heil Quaker 1082619 fits many popular 24-36k BTU horizontal coil cabinets, you should always verify the specific model number of the evaporator coil to ensure the dimensions and mounting points align.

What causes these plastic pans to crack?
Over time, HVAC condensate pans can become brittle due to localized heat from the furnace or UV exposure if the cabinet is left open. Cracks often develop around the threaded drain connections if they are over-tightened during installation.

Do I need to replace the float switch when I swap this pan?
It is highly recommended to inspect or replace the condensate safety switch during the swap to ensure the system will shut down if the primary drain line ever clogs in the future.

Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.