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Can a probe type Steam low water cutoff be used

Mad Dog
Mad Dog Member Posts: 2,595
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If not, what is the difference. I know, they are more expensive, but is that all. I mean, they both have to perform the same function, right? Mad Dog

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  • JB_2
    JB_2 Member Posts: 68


    why not. they both look for the same thing. continuity. fluid, water. probes should be able to handle the temps?. but if there ever was a claim for a failed boiler, and someone noticed hot water lwco on a steam boiler, they might ask why. john
  • JB_2
    JB_2 Member Posts: 68


    why not? they both look for the same thing. continuity, right? water, fluid, should be able to handle temps. only problem if its marked, and its on the other,and there is a failure, wooops. john
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