Bohn 28911201 Pressure Transducer Commercial Refrigeration

Product Description

The BOHN 28911201 is a pressure transducer designed for use in commercial refrigeration systems. A pressure transducer converts refrigerant pressure into an electrical signal, allowing the system controller to monitor and respond to pressure conditions in real time. This part is a Heatcraft commercial appliance component, built to integrate with the electrical and refrigeration controls found in commercial walk-in coolers, walk-in freezers, and similar low- and medium-temperature refrigeration equipment. Licensed refrigeration technicians and HVAC-R service professionals handle installation and replacement of this component.

The 28911201 is used in commercial refrigeration applications where accurate pressure sensing is critical to system performance and protection. It fits within the Heatcraft parts and accessories lineup, making it a direct-replacement component for commercial refrigeration units that require a factory-style pressure transducer. Typical installation scenarios include service calls where a failed or out-of-range transducer is causing controller faults, nuisance trips, or inaccurate pressure readings at the system board.

Key Features

• Converts refrigerant pressure to an electrical signal for system controller input
• Designed as a Heatcraft OEM replacement component
• Suitable for commercial refrigeration control and monitoring circuits
• Direct factory-style fit for applicable Heatcraft commercial appliance systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement pressure transducer for Heatcraft commercial refrigeration systems requiring part number 28911201.

Installation Notes

Pressure transducer replacement on commercial refrigeration equipment must be performed by a licensed HVAC-R technician holding the appropriate EPA Section 608 certification. Before servicing, recover refrigerant from the circuit in accordance with EPA regulations and relieve system pressure before disconnecting the transducer. Disconnect all electrical power to the unit before handling wiring connections. Follow the equipment manufacturer's wiring diagram when reconnecting the transducer signal leads to the system controller.