This Brivis pressure switch is a critical component for maintaining safe and efficient operation of your Brivis gas ducted heater. It's built tough for the Australian climate, ensuring reliable performance in residential setups.
As any tech knows, a faulty pressure switch can shut down a unit faster than a Friday afternoon call-out, so having the correct genuine part is essential for a quick fix.
Best For
HVAC technicians, gas fitters, and skilled homeowners maintaining or repairing Brivis gas ducted heating systems.
Compatibility
- Brivis gas ducted heater models requiring part number 80023219 or B023219.
- Designed for units specified with NS2-1154-00 pressure switches.
- Rated for 50 Pascal (Pa) differential pressure.
If you're running a different model, cross-reference the part numbers and pressure specifications before ordering.
Features
- Genuine Brivis replacement part, ensuring direct fit and OEM performance.
- Monitors crucial air pressure within the heating system's flue or combustion chamber.
- Activates or deactivates the burner based on detected pressure differential.
- Accurate 50 Pascal (Pa) set point for reliable operation.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Part Number | BS80023219 |
| Brivis PN | 80023219, B023219 |
| Model Number | NS2-1154-00 |
| Pressure Rating | 50 Pa |
What's in the Box
- 1 x Brivis Gas Ducted Heater Pressure Switch NS2-1154-00 50Pa (BS80023219)
Using It on the Job
- Always isolate power to the heating unit at the main switchboard before starting any work.
- Identify the existing pressure switch and carefully disconnect the electrical leads and pressure tubing.
- Mount the new Brivis pressure switch securely in the correct orientation.
- Reconnect the pressure tubing firmly and ensure electrical connections are clean and tight.
- Restore power and perform a full functional test of the heating system, checking for proper ignition and operation cycles.
Limitations & Safety Notes
- Installation and servicing of gas appliances must be performed by a licensed gas fitter in accordance with Australian standards.
- Ensure this switch's 50 Pa rating matches the original component and heater manufacturer's specifications.
- Only use this part for the Brivis models it is designed for.
- Always perform a complete system check after replacing any safety-critical component.
When you're troubleshooting a Brivis gas heater, always check the pressure switch tubing for cracks or blockages before you condemn the switch itself. A tiny split can give you the same fault code, and it's an easier fix.
Pair With
Consider pairing this with other Brivis heating spares like ignitors, flame sensors, or a new control board. You might also need a digital manometer for accurate pressure diagnostics during service.