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Patterson-Kelley 86-8335-0170 Air Flow Switch

Special Price $176.53 Regular Price $203.01
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86-8335-0170

The Patterson-Kelley, 86-8335-0170 heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems frequently use airflow switches as safety devices. It serves as a vigilant watchdog, keeping an eye on the airflow and making sure it doesn't exceed acceptable operating parameters. The way this mechanical gadget functions is by identifying variations in air pressure brought on by variations in flow rate. The switch sounds an alert or turns the device off to prevent harm when the airflow falls below a predetermined level. Consider it your airflow's tripwire, protecting your machinery and maybe averting fires. In furnaces, air handlers, and other HVAC equipment where reliable airflow is essential, this airflow switch is usually utilized. preserving appropriate airflow, it contributes, keeps things running smoothly, and stops overheating.

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Manufacturer Name: Patterson-Kelley
Product Number: 86-8335-0170
OEM Part Number: 86-8335-0170
Product Description: Air Flow Switch
Weight:0.45lbs/204.12g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Patterson-Kelley 86-8335-0170 Air Flow Switch?

Regularly inspect the switch for dust, debris, or corrosion that may obstruct airflow. Ensure electrical connections are tight and free from moisture. Cleaning and testing the switch support to maintain accurate operation and prevents false triggers. Follow safety procedures when working on energized systems.

What are common issues with the Patterson-Kelley 86-8335-0170 Air Flow Switch?

  • False triggering or failure to activate.
  • Sticking or jammed internal components.
  • Inaccurate airflow readings.
  • Electrical connection failures.

Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off all power and close any valves before starting.

Step2: Remove the old air flow switch from its mounting location.

Step3: Install the new switch securely, ensuring proper alignment with airflow direction.

Step4: Reconnect all electrical connections according to the wiring diagram.

Step5: Open valves and restore power.

Step6: Test the switch to confirm proper operation.

Step7: Follow all safety guidelines to prevent electrical shock or equipment damage.