Cleveland Controls 107239 Plastic Housing Probe Level C

Product Description

The Cleveland Controls 107239 is a plastic housing probe designed for liquid level sensing applications in HVAC and related mechanical systems. This component houses the sensing probe used to detect fluid levels, triggering control logic for pumps, boilers, or similar equipment. Constructed from plastic, the 107239 is lightweight at 1 pound and suited for environments where corrosion resistance is a priority. Licensed HVAC technicians and mechanical contractors typically source this part as a direct OEM-style replacement during service or system commissioning.

The Cleveland Controls 107239 is commonly used in residential and light commercial hydronic or fluid-management systems. It is compatible with a range of Cleveland Controls liquid level control assemblies and is particularly applicable in boiler, condensate, and process fluid applications where reliable level sensing is required. The raw application data lists compatibility with several Cleveland Controls system designations noted in the compatibility section below.

Key Features

• Plastic construction provides corrosion resistance in wet or humid environments
• Lightweight at 1 pound, simplifying handling during installation
• OEM-style housing probe designed for direct replacement in Cleveland Controls level control assemblies
• Compatible with multiple Cleveland Controls control series as listed by the manufacturer

Compatibility

Per supplier data, this part is compatible with the following Cleveland Controls designations: 21-cet-16, 21 cet8, 24 cea10, 24 cga10, 24 cga10.2, 24 cga10.2es, 24 cga6.2s.

Installation Notes

Installation of this probe housing should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician or qualified mechanical contractor. Shut off power to the control system and isolate any fluid supply before removing the existing probe housing. Verify that the replacement probe is fully seated and sealed before restoring power or fluid flow. Follow applicable local mechanical codes and the equipment manufacturer's service documentation.