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Bench Test Aquastat L7224U?
abro42
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hi and hello
I have access to a new Aquastat L 7224U-1000 controller. Can I power up on the bench and ensure LED display readouts are consistent with literature? Sounds like applying 120VAC to L1 and L2 will power device.
Thoughts?? Best way to bench test?
I have access to a new Aquastat L 7224U-1000 controller. Can I power up on the bench and ensure LED display readouts are consistent with literature? Sounds like applying 120VAC to L1 and L2 will power device.
Thoughts?? Best way to bench test?
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If it's new why do you have to bench test it? There are better aquastats with more features.
You could power the device, jump out t-t and see if it's sending 120 from C1 & B1. But it won't tell you if the well sensor is working properly unless you stick it in a well, stick the well in a pot of water, heat it up, and check with a good working thermometer...be careful.
Before I did all that, I would just install it and do those checks.There was an error rendering this rich post.
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Like your reply. Its extra work of coarse so will forgo doing what I was hoping to achieve. Plus sounds kinda dangerous as you memtioned.
What aquastats can you recommend I investigate as a replacement for the Honeywell L7224U and has more features??
thx...appreciate your help and experience.
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