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Fenwal 12-F27121-000-06 Detect-A-Fire 325°F

Special Price $319.31 Regular Price $354.44
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SKU
12-F27121-000-06
The Fenwal 12-F27121-000-06 Detect-A-Fire 325F is a heat detector specifically designed for various HVAC systems, including furnaces, air handlers, and unit heaters. It acts as a silent guardian, employing a bimetallic sensor to vigilantly monitor surrounding temperatures. When the temperature rises to a predetermined threshold, typically 325°F, the sensor triggers an alarm, alerting you to a potential fire hazard. This early warning system empowers you to take immediate action, preventing the fire from spreading and safeguarding your property and loved ones. However, it's important to note that this particular model, the 12-F27121-000-06, is considered obsolete by the manufacturer. While it may still function, it's recommended to consider replacing it with a newer, up-to-date model for optimal fire protection in your HVAC system.
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Manufacturer Name: Fenwal
Product Number: 12-F27121-000-06
OEM Part Number: 12-F27121-000-06
Product Description: Detect-A-Fire 325F
Weight:0.31lbs/140.61g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Fenwal 12-F27121-000-06 Detect-A-Fire?

Regularly inspect the Detect-A-Fire for physical damage, corrosion, or debris that could affect performance. Test the system periodically to ensure proper activation at the rated temperature. Keep the sensing element clean and unobstructed. Always follow safety procedures during inspection to prevent accidental triggering.

What are common issues with the Fenwal 12-F27121-000-06 Detect-A-Fire?

  • Corrosion or damage to sensing components.
  • Wiring or connection faults affecting signal transmission.
  • Reduced sensitivity to dirt or contamination.
  • Failure to activate at the specified temperature.
  • False triggering due to conditions.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Disconnect power to the fire alarm, suppression, or monitoring system before installation.

Step 2: Select an approved mounting location where heat can be accurately detected and complies with applicable fire codes.

Step 3: Thread the detector into a suitable listed fitting or junction box and secure it firmly.

Step 4: Connect the detector leads to the control circuit according to the system wiring diagram.

Step 5: Verify all wiring connections are secure and protected from damage.

Step 6: Restore power and perform a system test to confirm proper operation and alarm/release activation.