Facebook Pixel
Sign-Up Bonus
Get 500 Reward Points instantly when you join.
Redeem Instantly
50 points = $1 off at checkout.
Earn as You Shop
$1 spent = 1 point every time you order.
Member Perks
Unlock exclusive member-only savings and offers.

Register and Earn 500 Reward Points
Toggle Nav
Search
Toggle Nav
Join Our Loyalty Program
main product photo

IBC TECHNOLOGIES P-849 DHW Flow Sensor

Rating:
5 5 1
1  Review Add Your Review
Special Price $57.58 Regular Price $66.22
Out of stock
SKU
P-849
IBC Technologies P-849 DHW Flow-Sensor is an essential hot water flow sensor that can be used for precise water flow measurement in HVAC systems. It is activated when the water movement is detected and signals the boiler or water heater to turn on so that hot water can be delivered efficiently. It’s a common IBC high-efficiency condensing boiler and combi boiler sensor that minimizes performance by preventing operation and energy waste. Benefits are easy system efficiency, reduction in stand by heat loss, and increased user comfort by giving cold water on demand. The long lasting construction Provides superior performance and it is an essential component for maintaining an energy efficient and reliable domestic hot water system.
Add to Wish List
HVAC Controls & Electrical, Control & Sensing Devices
Manufacturer:
https://www.partshnc.com/media/catalog/product/p/-/p-849.jpg

Specifications

  • Type: Domestic Hot Water Flow Sensor
    Write Your Own Review
    You're reviewing:IBC TECHNOLOGIES P-849 DHW Flow Sensor
    Your Rating
    Product Questions (2)
    Customer Questions
    What maintenance is required for the IBC TECHNOLOGIES P-849 Flow Sensor?

    Regularly inspect the sensor and surrounding piping for debris, corrosion, or leaks. Clean the sensor gently and ensure secure electrical connections. Maintenance ensures accurate flow measurement and secure hot water system operation.

    What are common issues with the IBC TECHNOLOGIES P-849 Flow Sensor?

    • Inaccurate or drifting flow readings.
    • Clogged or obstructed sensor.
    • Loose or corroded wiring connections.
    • Intermittent signal output.

    Installation Steps

    Step 1: Turn off power and close water supply before installation.

    Step 2: Select a straight section of the domestic hot water line for mounting.

    Step 3: Cut the pipe and install the sensor in line, ensuring correct flow direction.

    Step 4: Secure all fittings and check for leaks.

    Step 5: Connect the sensor wires to the control system following the wiring diagram.

    Step 6: Restore water flow and power, then test the sensor for proper operation.