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Trane HTR15180 Crankcase Heater 90W 200V

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Special Price $31.91 Regular Price $41.48
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HTR15180
The Trane HTR15180 Crankcase Heater is an electrical heating component designed to maintain proper temperature in the compressor crankcase of refrigeration and air conditioning equipment. The heater generates 90 watts of heat when powered by a 200-volt power supply and is used to warm the compressor oil reservoir, which minimizes the movement of refrigerant and the oil viscosity in HVAC systems remains constant. The heater will be connected to the compressor housing and connected to the system power circuit by lead wires. It is located in the area of compressor crankcase and offers low-level heating all the time, which helps to protect the compressor during the system shutdown or low-temperature.
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Specifications

  • Type: Crankcase Heater
  • Voltage: 200V
  • Power: 90W
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What maintenance is required for the Trane HTR15180 Crankcase Heater?

Periodically inspect the heater for dirt, corrosion, or damage to insulation and wiring. Ensure electrical connections are tight and secure. Clean surrounding surfaces to prevent overheating. Always disconnect power before performing any maintenance for safety.

What are common issues with the Trane HTR15180 Crankcase Heater?

  • Heater failing to warm the crankcase.
  • Electrical connection failures or intermittent operation.
  • Overheating or uneven heating.
  • Physical damage or insulation breakdown.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power to the HVAC system to prevent electrical shock.

Step 2: Locate the compressor and remove any covers blocking access to the crankcase.

Step 3: Position the heater around the compressor crankcase according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Step 4: Secure the heater with clamps or brackets provided.

Step 5: Connect wiring to the power supply following polarity and safety guidelines.

Step 6: Restore power and verify the heater warms the crankcase properly.