Resideo Gas pressure switch 45900438-209B
SKU 45900438-209B
Brand Resideo
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Key specifications
| Nominal pressure | 1.5 bar |
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| Maximum working pressure | 3 bar |
| Measurement accuracy | ±0.1 bar |
| Maximum current | 1 A |
| Supply voltage | 220 V |
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Description
The Resideo Gas pressure switch 45900438-209B is a safety component for gas-fired heating systems, monitoring gas pressure in the supply line. It operates at a supply voltage of 220 V and has a nominal pressure of 1.5 bar, with a maximum working pressure of 3 bar. The switch provides measurement accuracy of ±0.1 bar and can handle a maximum current of 1 A. It is designed to prevent boiler instability and accidents by ensuring gas pressure remains within safe limits.
Further details
| Applications | heating systems for residential and commercial buildings. industrial heating systems. heat supply systems. |
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| Diagnosis | confirm that the switch is actually changing state when the gas pressure is present, and clean or replace the impulse line before condemning the switch itself |
| Replacement criteria | check that the setpoint has been adjusted for the actual minimum and maximum pressures of the installation, not just the values printed on the label |
| Role in system | monitor gas pressure in the supply line and send a signal to the burner control only when the pressure is inside an acceptable band |
| Typical failures | torn diaphragm, blocked impulse tube, setpoint drift after thermal cycling |
Choosing and fitting
When selecting a gas pressure switch of this type, verify the medium (gas), the required switching range and differential, the connection type (thread or hose spigot), the contact rating, and the approval class for the application. The switch is typically installed in the gas train between the filter or regulator and the gas valve, using an impulse line connected to the upstream side. Before ordering, measure the actual minimum and maximum pressures of the installation to ensure the setpoint can be adjusted accordingly.
Signs of failure
Common failures of gas pressure switches include a torn diaphragm, a blocked impulse tube, or a drifted setpoint after thermal cycling. These issues often present as burner lockouts that resemble ignition problems, because the burner control receives no permission to open the gas valve. When diagnosing a lockout, confirm the switch changes state when gas pressure is present, and clean or replace the impulse line before condemning the switch.
All specifications
| Nominal pressure | 1.5 bar |
|---|---|
| Maximum working pressure | 3 bar |
| Measurement accuracy | ±0.1 bar |
| Maximum current | 1 A |
| Supply voltage | 220 V |
Part numbers
| SKU | 45900438-209B |
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| Additional article | 534.676.906 |