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Aquastat wiring
Robert O'Brien
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R is common,B breaks on temp rise,W makes on temp rise
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Aquastat wiring
Hi
Can you explain to me what the R,W,& B terminals on an aquastat, or similar device mean, and how do YOU remember them.
Thanks
Roger0 -
a good way to
remember them is R is common to both
B stands for Burner
W for water (circulator)
So typically R and B operate the burner and when R to B breaks R to W makes and the circulator comes on.0
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