Brivis Gas Heater Pressure Switch 140Pa NS2-1072-02

BrivisSKU: BS80021375

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Description

This genuine Brivis pressure switch, part number BS80021375, is designed for Brivis gas ducted heating systems. It’s a critical safety component that monitors combustion airflow, ensuring your heater operates correctly and safely. A faulty pressure switch can shut down a unit or prevent it from starting, especially on those cold winter mornings when you need reliable heat the most.

Best For

  • HVAC service technicians replacing faulty Brivis heater components.
  • Maintenance teams working on residential or light commercial ducted gas heating.
  • Competent DIY homeowners maintaining their own Brivis systems.

Compatibility

This pressure switch is specifically made for Brivis gas ducted heaters. It's identified by the part numbers NS2-1072-02 and B021375, and is rated for 140Pa. Always cross-reference the manufacturer's part number (80021375) with your existing component to ensure a perfect match. If you're running a different model, check fittings and specs before ordering.

Features

  • Genuine Brivis replacement part for direct fit and reliable performance.
  • Calibrated for 140Pa operation, matching original Brivis specifications.
  • Critical safety component for monitoring exhaust fan operation.
  • Ensures proper combustion airflow before igniting the burner.

Technical Specifications

Specification Detail
Part Number BS80021375
Manufacturer PN 80021375, B021375
Model Number NS2-1072-02
Pressure Rating 140Pa
Compatibility Brivis Gas Ducted Heaters

What's in the Box

  • 1x Brivis Gas Heater Pressure Switch (140Pa, NS2-1072-02)

Using It on the Job

  1. Isolate Power: Always shut off the main power and gas supply to the ducted heater at the breaker and gas meter before beginning work. Apply lockout/tagout procedures.
  2. Locate Switch: Find the existing pressure switch, typically near the combustion fan or flue pipe on the Brivis unit.
  3. Disconnect: Carefully disconnect the electrical wiring and any sensing tubes from the old switch. Note their original positions.
  4. Install New Switch: Mount the new Brivis pressure switch, reconnect the sensing tubes, and reattach the electrical wiring in the correct orientation.
  5. Test Operation: Restore power and gas. Initiate a heating cycle, carefully observing the sequence to ensure the combustion fan starts, the pressure switch closes, and the main burner ignites safely.

Limitations & Safety Notes

  • Only for use with compatible Brivis gas ducted heating systems as specified.
  • Gas appliance servicing should only be performed by a licensed gasfitter or qualified HVAC technician.
  • Always follow manufacturer's installation instructions and local Australian standards.
  • Ensure power and gas are fully isolated and tagged out before any maintenance.

When troubleshooting a pressure switch fault, always check the integrity of the sensing tubes for cracks or blockages first. A minor air leak in the tube can mimic a faulty switch, costing you a call-back if not properly diagnosed.

Pair With

For comprehensive gas heating servicing, pair this pressure switch with a quality digital manometer for accurate pressure diagnostics and other Brivis gas heater spares like ignitors or control boards from HVAC Shop.

Common Questions for Brivis Gas Heater Pressure Switch 140Pa NS2-1072-02

This pressure switch is designed for Brivis gas ducted heaters, specifically those requiring the NS2-1072-02 (B021375) or Brivis part number 80021375. Always match the part number on your existing component to ensure correct fitment.

This Brivis pressure switch is factory-calibrated and rated for 140Pa (Pascals). This specific rating ensures it accurately monitors the differential pressure required for safe and efficient operation of the combustion fan within your heater.

Yes, in Australia, any work on gas appliances, including the replacement of safety components like a pressure switch, must be performed by a currently licensed gasfitter or qualified HVAC technician. This ensures all work meets Australian standards and safety regulations.

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