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Product Highlights
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4 oz.
Description
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Honeywell 107408 Heat Conductive Compound, 4 ounces
A 4 oz heat transfer compound used in sensor wells to improve thermal contact for more accurate temperature sensing.
Key Features:
Compatibility & Applications:
Installation & Operation Notes:
Maintenance & Troubleshooting:
User Reviews & Q&A Summary:
A 4 oz heat transfer compound used in sensor wells to improve thermal contact for more accurate temperature sensing.
Key Features:
- Heat conductive compound / heat transfer compound
- Volume: 4 oz.
- Stated use: for use in sensor wells for more accurate temperature sensing
- Application listed as Maintenance
Compatibility & Applications:
- Intended for use in sensor well applications where improved thermal contact is needed for temperature sensing .
- Must only be used where the manufacturer specifies this exact part number: 107408.
Installation & Operation Notes:
- Installation/application should be performed by a qualified technician or an installer familiar with temperature sensing devices and immersion well applications.
- Refer to the controlled equipment's service/installation manual for the correct sensor/well installation method and any safety requirements.
- Q&A guidance includes practical application tips for deep immersion wells (examples provided by respondents): using a utility syringe with tubing, a cotton swab, or a wooden stick to place compound into the well before inserting the sensing bulb.
- Q&A includes a manufacturer limitation relayed by SupplyHouse: "Do not use above 300°F."
Maintenance & Troubleshooting:
- This compound is commonly used when a temperature sensor in a well is not sensing accurately due to poor thermal contact; applying heat transfer compound is intended to improve heat conduction between the sensor and the well .
- If temperature control remains unstable after applying compound, follow the equipment's diagnostics for the specific sensor/controller and verify correct sensor placement and contact per the equipment documentation.
User Reviews & Q&A Summary:
- Review themes commonly describe it as effective for Aquastat/immersion well temperature sensing applications, with users noting improved sensing behavior after use.
- Several reviewers mention the container size is more than most users need for occasional service work (described as a "lifetime supply" for DIY use), and some comment that it feels expensive but necessary for the application.
- Additional review use-cases include applying it as a heat transfer medium for other temperature-sensing/heat-sink style needs (examples mentioned include mini-split circuit boards and chiller temperature sensors).
- Q&A themes focus on temperature limitation (300°F max use), application methods for getting compound into a deep well, and general "paste-like" consistency feedback.
Specs
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| Product Type: | Heat Transfer Compound |
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| Application: | Maintenance |
| Volume: | 4 oz. |
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Most Liked Positive Review
A lifetime supply for a DIYer
30 years ago when buying a Honeywell Aquastat and a immersion well it would have come with just enough heat conductive paste in a tiny tube. This time there was none. The sensor was not working properly so I bought the smallest quantity of the paste I could find. I used about 1% of it. But it did exactly what it needed to do and the Aquastat began to behave properly. I will probably never buy it again because I have more than I will use in a lifetime. But I suggest that anyone installing an Aquastat be sure the well is making good thermal contact, and this paste assures adequate thermal conduction. It was expensive but necessary.
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Well Maybe
Without before and after temperature testing no way to know if this stuff actually works,in any event I followed recommendations and used it,Aquastat seems to be operating correctly.
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I would buy again
Used for thermowell - worked great
Mike
Westchester, NY
4 months ago
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Was exactly what I needed
Great service and product was exactly what I was needing
Billy
Valdosta Ga
9 months ago
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Yes
We use this on mini split circuit boards for the heat sink that is needed. Easy to apply.
KT
Ohio
9 months ago
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Works Great on Trane Sensors
Works great on Trane temperature sensors used in their chillers.
Kory
VT
10 months ago
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A lifetime supply for a DIYer
30 years ago when buying a Honeywell Aquastat and a immersion well it would have come with just enough heat conductive paste in a tiny tube. This time there was none. The sensor was not working properly so I bought the smallest quantity of the paste I could find. I used about 1% of it. But it did exactly what it needed to do and the Aquastat began to behave properly. I will probably never buy it again because I have more than I will use in a lifetime. But I suggest that anyone installing an Aquastat be sure the well is making good thermal contact, and this paste assures adequate thermal conduction. It was expensive but necessary.
Ed
Plainfirld, VT
2 years ago
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Works as it should.
Would buy again.
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Hammondsport
2 years ago
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Products have never failed so I don't expect this to!
I have not used it yet! So, I will be back to review. Need to shutdown heat to install!
Me
PA
2 years ago
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I would buy again
Great product , fast ship
Nick
Ny ny
3 years ago
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Great product
Great product worked perfectly for my needs, I only wish it came in a smaller amount as I literally needed a small blob and I would of bought it with the pump if I had known.
Kim
Florida
4 years ago
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Good product
They used to include a small tube of this with Honeywell aquastats but quit doing it I think it makes the probe sense more accurately
Dave
Lock Haven PA
6 years ago
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Product Q&A
3 Questions3 Questions
Q: What is the max temperature this product can withstand?
Asked by Dan 7 years ago
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Verified Reply- Supplyhouse.com TeamHoneywell states "Do not use above 300°F"
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Q: What is the density of this compound?
Asked by Jo 11 years ago
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I don't know Its like paste, sticky will not run Arnie
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Q: Whats the easiest way to get this compound into the bottom of an 8" stainless steel immersion well?
Asked by Alf 14 years ago
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You could use a utility syringe with a length of tubing over the end. Insert the tubing into the well all the way to the end and squeeze to compound from the syringe. Then insert the aqua stat probe and remove any excess compound that squeezes out.
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I used a q-tip and lightly covered the sensor also. Greg norton
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I used a wooden popicle stick and pushed in into the hole. About half full and insert the bulb from aquastat and your good.
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