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Locate every condensate source and physically trace its discharge.
Map pans, slopes, traps, pumps, possible neutralization, discharge, freeze protection and alarms to prevent leaks, odours and mould.
Locate every condensate source and physically trace its discharge.
Poor slope, incorrect trap, dirty pump or freezing discharge can cause overflow and equipment shutdown.
Acidic/corrosive condensate, water near electricity, concealed overflow or non-compliant discharge: professional correction.
Helps choose the next step; does not replace design, permits or professional diagnosis.
Checked 2026-08-22.
These links connect this page to the next useful checks and decisions without repeating the full content.
This section connects envelope, air, fire, structure, water and code instead of treating each project in isolation.
This section covers issues that can block a project, cause a loss or become expensive once concealed.
This section connects water, soil, climate, safety, materials and seasonal use to existing projects.
This section completes gas, soil, water, fire, climate and structural interfaces.
This section connects systems that become costly or regulated when a primary project triggers them.
This section covers interfaces that become important when multiple home systems interact.
These checks target costly problems that often appear only after opening assemblies, conversions or changes of use.
This section connects systems that cross utility, plumbing, HVAC, envelope and metering boundaries.
This section connects small details that become costly once finishes are closed.
This section connects projects where multiple systems, owners or rules meet.
This section helps verify systems after work and document the values that make a home safer to operate.
These details are small on a drawing but can control water, structure or durability.