RHEEM 42-101956-09 Ruud Weatherking Factory OEM Protech Parts Furnace Pressure Switch

"-1.00""WC SPST PRESSURE SWITCH"

RHEEM 42-101956-09 Ruud Weatherking Factory OEM Protech Parts Furnace Pressure Switch -1.00""WC SPST PRESSURE SWITCH

RHEEM 42-101956-09 factory replacement pressure switch for gas furnaces: RUUD, THERMO-KING, and others. This is the "-1.00" WC SPST PRESSURE SWITCH that is designed for use with the following Rheem/Ruud furnace models and part numbers:

The Rheem 42-101956-09 Ruud Weatherking Factory OEM Protech Parts Furnace Pressure Switch is a factory sealed Rennai 42-102168-01 RHRNX0543--1.00"WC SPDT PRESSURE SWITCH. It is a pressure switch that is installed in the gas burner assembly. The switch is made of porcelain and is white in color.

These pressure switch assy's feature high reliability semiconductor components which provide higher durability and reliability in commercial applications. They are electrically insulating and can be used for both AC/DC applications, and they resist corrosion from lightning and other harsh weather conditions for greater dependability. They include a high temperature limit switch which will protect the equipment from thermal runaways and from over-pressurization. The lower temperature limit switch protects the equipment against freezing temperatures. The self regulating protection to avoid over-heating or overload is provided by these components to prevent any damage to equipment or sensors during normal operation.

Use Protech Parts 40-09996-01 Replacement Pressure switch for 42-101956-09 RUUD furnaces. Replaces 42-09056, 42-08887-01, 42-10850, and 42-10891.

Preventative maintenance is vital for the longevity of your furnace. Keeping your pressure switch clean and clear will reduce the risk of a service call and ultimately save you money! This repair part is a direct replacement for 42-101956-09 Ruud Weatherking Factory OEM Gas Furnace Pressure Switch.

A Pressure Switch is a sensitive device that can be used to detect and regulate unusual changes in temperature, pressure, and flow.