Evaporator Pump

An evaporator pump is a type of pump used to move liquid from one area to another. It is commonly used in refrigeration systems to move refrigerant from the evaporator to the condenser. The evaporator pump is typically a centrifugal pump, which uses an impeller to draw liquid in and then push it out at a higher pressure. The pump is usually powered by an electric motor, although some models may be powered by a gas engine. The evaporator pump is an important component of a refrigeration system, as it helps to maintain the proper pressure balance between the evaporator and condenser.