Warren-Webster

targetman

Thanks Steamhead. I was unable to find any numbers.

targetman

Warren-Webster

I found this on a steam coil in a early 60's Carrier air handler. I assume it's a trap.

Steamhead (in transit)

Yes it is

a "blast trap" I believe. You should be able to get parts for it from Tunstall- get the numbers off the trap and give them a call.

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Steamhead (in transit)

It's a series 19-T heavy-duty F&T trap

the exact number is based on the size of the pipe connections:

3/4"= 0019-T

1"= 019-T

1-1/4"= 119-T

2"= 219-T

Info from the Webster Service Details book, circa 1928-1930. Note that there is no 19-T trap listed with 1-1/2" pipe connections. The cap with the hex head at the left of the trap in the photo is where the thermostatic element is. It looks similar to the 02H radiator trap cap.

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targetman

Steamhead, is this trap capable of lifting the condensate?

Steamhead (in transit)

Any trap can

as long as it's installed properly. See page 159 of "The Lost Art of Steam Heating" for more.

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