LENNOX 85L49 Corporation Draft Inducer Assembly

Draft Inducer Assembly

Lennox Draft Inducer Assembly 85L49 is heavy-duty and compact. It provides optimum ventilation and temperature distribution, minimal sound level and smoke, and excellent air quality. Lennox Draft Inducer Assembly 85L49 is made from steel to ensure highest durability. It is approved by UL, ULC, NSF, CSA, and CE standards for your safety.

The Draft Inducer Assembly, 85L49 is a replacement necessary for maintaining the proper draw of pneumatic systems within HVAC systems. This Draft Inducer Assembly includes a draft inducer motor and air orifice.

The Lennox 85L49 Draft Inducer Assembly changes the air direction at the face of the furnace to assure maximum efficiency."

The Lennox 85L49 Corporation Draft Inducer Assembly is made of galvanized steel for corrosion resistance and maintain flexibility. The Draft Inducer, a major part of the furnace circuit, draws outside air into the furnace for combustion. This helps to improve fuel efficiency and reduce overall emissions.

Protect your home from harmful contaminants by purchasing the Lennox 85L49 Draft Inducer Assembly. This air inducer assembly is designed to help improve fresh air circulation and can be used with most Lennox Aspenaire furnaces, installed with ease and allows the furnace to operate at top efficiency. Order today.

The Draft inducer assembly is the portion of the heating system that controls the supply of cool air through the bottom of the furnace to the burner box. This is what allows you to control how quickly heat gets transferred out of your house and into your home. Remove this component from your Lennox furnace and you will experience a loss of efficiency because cool air cannot be pulled out of your house through natural convection, and you will experience a decrease in how quickly your house is cooled when you shut off the heating system.

This Draft inducer assembly is designed for use with the Lennox Energy Recovery Furnaces. The draft inducer assembly is located at the bottom of the primary heat exchanger and pulls cold air from the outside through dampers to create a negative pressure inside the furnace cabinet. This inducer assembly uses the blower wheel as a rotating stirrer to help thoroughly mix the air and gas used in combustion.