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International Environmental 70011411 1/2" Aquastat 96" Lead L85-15F

Special Price $64.38 Regular Price $74.04
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70011411
The International Environmental 70011411 1/2" Aquastat-is a temperature sensitive switch used to control water temperature in heating and cooling applications for HVAC systems. This aquastat is 1/2" pipe size and 96" lead length, so it provides efficient thermal control from L85 to 15°F. It is commonly used in fan coil units, boilers and heat pumps, and it improves system performance by turning on or off components depending on water temperature. It avoids overheating, improves energy efficiency and extends the longevity of the equipment. The aquastat is suitable for commercial and residential HVAC systems, providing the most precise temperature control and the lowest energy usage as well as reliable HVAC system.
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Specifications

  • Type: Aquastat
  • Pipe Size: 1/2"
  • Lead Length: 96"
  • Temperature Range: 85°F - 15°F
Manufacturer Name: International Environmental
Product Number: 70011411
OEM Part Number: 70011411
Product Description: 1/2" Aquastat 96"Lead L85-15F
Weight:0.3lbs/136.08g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the International Environmental 70011411 Aquastat?

Inspect the aquastat sensor and wiring regularly for corrosion or loose connections. Clean electrical contacts to prevent signal loss. Verify calibration to ensure accurate temperature control. Keep the unit dry and securely mounted to avoid operational faults.

What are common issues with the International Environmental 70011411 Aquastat?

  • Inaccurate temperature readings.
  • Failure to trigger heating/cooling.
  • Stuck or welded relay contacts.
  • Corroded or loose wiring connections.
  • Sensor drift causing inconsistent control.
  • Intermittent system cycling or shutdowns.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power to HVAC system and check no voltage with tester.

Step 2: Mount aquastat on designated pipe or surface per manual.

Step 3: Secure sensor and routelead away from heat sources.

Step 4: Connect wiring to terminals matching diagram.

Step 5: Set temperature limits carefully.

Step 6: Restore power and test operation; check for proper cutoff.