The amount of water your air conditioner drains depends significantly on the outdoor humidity levels, the temperature, and the size of your home, making it normal for output to vary widely from a few pints to several gallons per day. On hot, intensely humid summer days, a standard residential air conditioner can easily extract and drain anywhere from five to twenty gallons of water daily as it pulls moisture out of the indoor air. Conversely, on cool, dry, or low-humidity days, the system may produce very little condensation, resulting in just a trickle or seemingly no water draining at all. If your home feels excessively sticky and humid indoors while the AC runs constantly without producing any drainage water, it usually indicates either a completely clogged drain line or an evaporator coil issue that requires immediate professional inspection.
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