Front line penthouse air conditioning drain pipe

Hi can anyone tell me where the overflow/ drain pipe from the inside unit drip tray terminates?

the apartment is second floor so assume this cannot be at the outside unit on the roof.

any help will be appreciated 

mike

You don't  have a drain on the inside  unit...if your inside  unit is dripping..this is caused by  ice  forming on the fan coil inside....this happens when the filters are blocked or dirty  turn the unit of and clean the filters on the inside  unit. 

Thanks but it's not filters, there is a drip tray with a drain pipe the pipe is blocked and the tray overflows after very short while, need to find where drain pipe empties either outside building or in to the waste drain to try and clear blockage.

Get a small piece of rubber  hose...put one end in the drain pipe then suck and blow  in to the pipe ..if that doesn't work  then  try some caustic  drain cleaner..fill the drip tray  up so it's not over  flowing  and leave overnight if the tray is empty in the morning then you have cured  the problem...if its still  full then be careful removing it...if that  fails then call a AC engineer. 

This message was last edited by windtalker on 3/8/2023.

Since your apartment is on the second floor, it's unlikely that the drain pipe will terminate at the outside unit on the roof. However, it could be connected to a pipe that runs down the side of the building and empties into a designated drain.
If you're having trouble locating the drain pipe, I'd recommend checking with the building management or contacting a professional air conditioning technician. They'll have the expertise to help you find the pipe and ensure that everything is working properly.
In the meantime, you might want to look into the best pipe relining system available to reinforce your drain pipes and prevent any potential leaks or damages.