CARRIER HK02ZB041 LOW PRESSURE SWITCH LOW PRESSURE SWITCH

LOW PRESSURE CONTROL

The Carrier HK02ZB041 low pressure switch is compatible with select gas-fired central heating systems and is used in conjunction with the low pressure control to monitor and maintain the proper pressure in your system.

When your furnace produces low pressure, you want it to turn off. The HK02ZB041 LOW PRESSURE SWITCH knows this. It also knows that turning off will likely lead to a pipe freezing and burst at -7°, or a laundry load getting dingy and smelling bad at 12°. At 0°, the Carrier HK02ZB041 LOW PRESSURE SWITCH is a rockstar -- but when things get low, the HK02ZB041 LOW PRESSURE SWITCH acts like an adult: sensing the danger and shutting it down.

The Carrier HK02ZB041 low pressure switch is a factory original replacement part that can help you repair your air conditioner. This switch can help prevent damage to your air conditioner if the coolant pressure becomes too low.

The Carrier HK02ZB041 is designed with a low pressure control switch. This switch is used to detect very low pressure situations, and may be used in many different applications.

The Carrier HK02ZB041 Low Pressure Switch is a solid state pressure switch that features a built-in LED visual indication of high/low pressure. This pressure switch is designed to operate in conjunction with many Carrier units, and it helps to protect the unit and extend its life span.

The Carrier HK02ZB041 low pressure switch is designed to control the on/off operation of a heating or cooling system. This low pressure switch turns the unit off when the preset trigger value is reached, and automatically resets when normal conditions return, then activates the system again. This product is UL listed for residential and industrial heating and cooling applications.

The Carrier HK02ZB041L is a low pressure switch designed for use with residential heating systems equipped with modulating or proportional limit controls (100 percent). It is used to disconnect the power to the blower motor when the pressure drops below approximately fifteen inches of water column.