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High or Low Limit & Circulator Strap-On Aquastat, 65-200-Degree(F) range, 5-30-Degree(F) Adj Differential, L6006C1018
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Description
Features:
- Electrical ratings: Full load 9.8A PLUS 360VA, Ignition 250 VA pilot duty
- Single-pole double-throw switching
- Range of 65 to 200 degrees Fahrenheit with 5- to 30-degree differential
- Brackets for horizontal or vertical mounting
Specs
| Application: | High Limit Strap-On Circulator Control Low Limit |
|---|---|
| Switch Action: | SPDT |
| Temperature Range (F): | 65°F to 200°F |
| Electrical Rating: | 8A @ 120 Vac 0.25 A @ 0.25 to 12 Vdc 5.1A @ 240 Vac |
| Electrical Ratings (ALR): | 30.6A @ 240 Vac 48A @ 120 Vac |
| Min Temp Differential: | 5°F |
| Differential: | 5° to 30°F Adjustable |
| Max Temp Differential: | 30°F |
| Height: | 5-5/8" |
| Width: | 2" |
| Depth (Inches): | 2-1/8" |
| Max Ambient Temp (°F): | 150°F |
| Well Included: | No |
| Mount: | Horizontal Vertical Strap-On |
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These are garbage, but at least they're expensive
I would buy again
Good products.
Works as it should
I would buy this again.
I would buy this product again, but
Great for boiler thermal purge
Definitely worth it. Local supply house sold us wrong item.
yes
These are garbage, but at least they're expensive
Nice quality product
Product Q&A
18 QuestionsQ: Can one of these aquastats run two separate modine fans on the same heating loop?
Asked by Rorudoo 2 years ago
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Verified Reply- SupplyHouse StaffHello, thanks for writing in. No, you would need one aquastat per unit.
Q: Can I wire this aquastat to 24v to open and close a three way valve?
Asked by Adam 11 years ago
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Verified Reply- Supplyhouse Staffsure can.
Q: Does this have capilary tube and bulb of at least three feet
Asked by Dave 12 years ago
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No it is mounted below unit and has a strap to attach to pipe Ken Jackson
It only Six to seven inches long Sent from my iPhone
Hi This model is mounted to a pipe (3/4 inch copper) in my case and the bulb (temperature sensor ) is under the control and relay connected by a small copper tube. There was no way in this model to mount the temp sensor away from the relay housing since the mount is what makes the physical contact with the pipe and the tube is short and rather rigid.
Q: I noticed one of these strapped on to a Modine heater in the laundry room area of our basement (installed by prior owners). The temp dial is set to 150 degrees and the differential dial is set to 5. It runs off the Buderus oil boiler and one thing I notice on a heat call in our basement is that the Modine will blow hot air initially and then when the downstairs thermostat shuts off because the heat call is satisfied, it still keeps blowing cold air for awhile afterwards. Is this normal or should I adjust any of the dialed settings and would that prevent it from blowing cold air? Any suggestions???
Asked by Newbie 12 years ago
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Hi Yes the behavior you see is most likely intentional. I have one of these Aquastats on a blower using a System 2000 boiler and the system 2000 will continue to circulate the hot water after the Thermostat shuts off and until 5 minutes. So in my case it continues to blow warm air which is ideal. (On ~ 150 off ~ 125.) However if another device calls for the boiler, the hot water line will stop to my blower and the blower will run for a while because the line has not cooled. Originally my system used to blow air controlled by the thermostat only. So I got cold air initially (for a short period until the boiler warmed up.) And then it shut off waiting for another call for heat. It left the boiler warm too. I'm guessing yours was originally way too. So there is most likely a relay that could turn your blower on only when _both_ the temperature and the thermostat are on, if the cool air bothers you . Disclaimer get an electrician to check it out. The other possibility is your boiler does have the ability to circulate hot water for a while after the thermostat turns off. Check your boiler manual. Cheers
The item is an aquastat and it measures the temperature of the hot water flowing through pipes feeding the Modine. It turns the Modine fan on when the water temperature drops and off when the water temperature reaches the desired setting. It does not measure the room temperature.
This is normal.
Q: I have hydro air system: h.w.boiler with circulators and central heating/cooling airhandler with h.w.coil. I want to use aquastat to circulate the water through the coil (until reach min. 120F) before fan is turn on. After T'stat satisfied both fan and circ. off. Is this aquastat is correct application for it or should I get different model?
Asked by Bania 13 years ago
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I used the aquastat on my wood boiler (heat and domestic hot water) to activate a dump zone when the system reached a certain temp. (used as a normally open switch, when setpoint reached going low temp - to hi temp the circuit was closed)
If you are controlling 2 items that you want to turn on and off at the same time one aquastat will work. If you want to turn them on and off at different times you will need more then one.
Should work fine. I use it to control flow on a hot water coil in my coal furnace. The aquastat turns the pump on when the water in the coil is around 150 and shuts off around 135. That way I'm not ciculating cold water into the top of my hot water tank.
Q: What are the lengths of the cap tubes? Part numbers?
Asked by Doug 14 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffThis aquastat does not have an extended capillary, but it does include a bracket for strap-on mounting.
The capillary sensor itself is about 3 inches long, as shown in the photo. The tube between the sensor and the unit is only long enough to reach the sensor bulb which is within the back of the unit. This unit is designed only to strap directly on to the pipe and the directions indicate it requires one inch or greater diameter. I am using it on a half inch pipe and need to modify it by adding some spacers as the bracket is wider than a half inch. When the unit is installed it is on the pipe and the capillary sensor is held to the pipe by the unit itself. The sensor is not visible or accessible when the unit is clamped onto the pipe. If you need a unit with a remotely mounted sensor that is a different model, also available at PEX.
Q: i need an aqua stat that i can strap on the outside of boiler pipe that will turn circulator pump on when temperature reaches 165 and will turn it off at 150 , will this one work ,if not could you recomend one that would. thanks
Asked by 14 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffThis aquastat meets all your specifications. It works as a circulator control, features a bracket for strap-on mounting, has a temperature range of 65°F to 200°F, and an adjustable differential between 5°F and 30°F.
Q: how do i wire the aquastat l6006c to a switching relay ra832a or where does it wire
Asked by 15 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffThis unit would not wire to a switching relay. Please refer to Page 14, Figure 22 of the manual below. http://s3.pexsupply.com/manuals/1303919167040/54523_PROD_FILE.pdf
Q: I need an aquastat that has a high limit of 130 degrees and a low limit of 100 degrees what do I get? Also I assume for water circulation situations, the pump wires in at the "B" and "W" terminals on the aquastat.
Asked by 15 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffThis unit has a temperature range of 65°F to 200°F, with a differential adjustable between 5°F and 30°F.
Q: I just purchased a L6006C 1018 Honey well aquastat controller, there was no paper work in the box I dont know how to wire it, I have a hot water boiler and Ive mounted to the 1 1/4 pipe coming out of the boiler, I want it to shut down the burner in case the existing aquastic rins out of control and keeps going beyond the hi limit, could you tell me how to wire it. Thanks
Asked by Geo 15 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffPlease refer to the manual below. http://s3.pexsupply.com/manuals/1303919167040/54523_PROD_FILE.pdf