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High-Quality Aquastat Controllers for HVAC Systems

Explore our range of aquastats, including the reliable Honeywell aquastat models. These controllers are essential for maintaining the correct temperature in boilers and hydronic heating systems, ensuring efficient operation and preventing overheating.

Aquastat Relays for Reliable Temperature Control

Aquastat relays provide accurate temperature regulation for your HVAC systems, especially in boilers. With these relays, you can ensure your heating system operates safely and efficiently, offering enhanced reliability.

Aquastat Boiler Controls for Reliable Temperature Regulation

Explore our collection of aquastat boiler control devices designed to maintain precise water temperature in boilers and hydronic heating systems. These controls help optimize system performance, prevent overheating or short-cycling, and protect critical components by regulating boiler operation based on set temperature ranges.

Frequently Asked Questions

An aquastat is a device used to monitor and regulate water temperature in HVAC systems, particularly in hydronic heating. It ensures that the water temperature stays within a set range for optimal system performance.

We offer a variety of aquastats and temperature control devices, including high limit controls, low limit controls, and combination controls designed for both residential and commercial hydronic systems.

Choosing the right aquastat depends on your system’s requirements, such as the desired temperature range and compatibility with other equipment. Refer to the product specifications or consult with our customer service team for guidance.

Yes, you can replace your old aquastat with a new one, but it's important to ensure compatibility with your existing system. Check the specifications or reach out to customer support for advice.

Installation typically involves wiring the aquastat to your system’s control circuit and adjusting the settings to the desired temperature range. For safety and accuracy, it’s recommended to follow the manufacturer’s instructions or consult a professional technician.

When selecting an aquastat boiler control, consider the voltage (usually 24V), whether you need a high limit, low limit, or combination control, and compatibility with your boiler type (gas, oil, or electric). Also, check if you need features like differential settings or immersion wells. Please review the product specs to ensure it matches your system requirements.