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Crown Boiler Pressuretrol Difference L404F1060 and L404F1367
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melo
Member Posts: 96
Hi,
So I had to get my Pressuretrol replaced. Had to do this ASAP so I went around looking for the right Pressuretrol. The one that was previously installed (recent home buyer so this is from past tenants) was the Honeywell L404F1367.
I looked around but couldn't find it in the first few plumbing stores. However, one store said they had it but when I got there they had the Honeywell L404F1060. They said it was the same thing so I bought it as I needed ASAP.
Is there a difference between the L404F1367 and the L404F1060? It's currently installed and seems to be controlling the pressure fine however I have some issues with the boiler short cycling that I've talked about in another thread. Linked here: https://forum.heatinghelp.com/discussion/181580/crown-boiler-pressure-syphon-increasing-and-other-issues#latest
Thank you for any help
So I had to get my Pressuretrol replaced. Had to do this ASAP so I went around looking for the right Pressuretrol. The one that was previously installed (recent home buyer so this is from past tenants) was the Honeywell L404F1367.
I looked around but couldn't find it in the first few plumbing stores. However, one store said they had it but when I got there they had the Honeywell L404F1060. They said it was the same thing so I bought it as I needed ASAP.
Is there a difference between the L404F1367 and the L404F1060? It's currently installed and seems to be controlling the pressure fine however I have some issues with the boiler short cycling that I've talked about in another thread. Linked here: https://forum.heatinghelp.com/discussion/181580/crown-boiler-pressure-syphon-increasing-and-other-issues#latest
Thank you for any help
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No real difference. Both -- or either -- will be just fine.
They are subtractive, so set the main scale (right one) to 2 psi and the differential to 1 and you should be good.Br. Jamie, osb
Building superintendent/caretaker, 7200 sq. ft. historic house museum with dependencies in New England0
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