Johnson Controls F93B-1 Control

Johnson Controls F93B-1 Control

Johnson Controls

  • $81.00


The Johnson Controls F93B-1 is a specialized deep well air volume control engineered to manage the air-to-water ratio in pressurized water systems. Designed as a direct replacement for the F93B-1C, this mechanical float-style control features a durable plastic float and brass rod assembly to resist mineral buildup and corrosion common in well applications. It serves a critical function by automatically bleeding excess air from the pressure tank, preventing air binding and ensuring the pump operates within its designed duty cycle. The unit includes a 1-1/4" MPT tank connector for a secure interface and a 1/4" gage tap for easy integration of a pressure monitoring device. Rated for a maximum tank pressure of 100 PSIG, the F93B-1 provides the structural integrity required for heavy-duty residential and light commercial water systems where maintaining consistent head pressure is a priority for system efficiency.

Technical Benefits for Contractors

  • Optimized Tank Performance: Specifically tuned for deep well applications to prevent waterlogging and reduce frequent pump cycling.
  • Durable Material Selection: The plastic float with brass rod provides superior resistance to aggressive water conditions compared to standard metal floats.
  • Direct OEM Compatibility: Verified as identical to F93B-1C, allowing for seamless drop-in replacement without piping modifications.
  • Simplified Monitoring: The integrated 1/4" gage tap eliminates the need for additional tees when installing a pressure gauge.
  • High Pressure Threshold: Robust construction supports systems up to 100 PSIG, accommodating a wide range of pump cut-in/cut-out settings.

Common Questions

How does this control prevent air-bound systems?
The F93B-1 maintains the proper air cushion by bleeding off air that accumulates above the water level. When the float drops, the valve opens to release excess air, ensuring the tank doesn't become over-pressurized with air volume.

Can the F93B-1 be used on shallow well systems?
While technically possible, this model is specifically calibrated for deep well air volume control requirements. For shallow wells where air is added via a suction-side snifter valve, a different F92 series control is typically recommended.

What is the difference between the F93B-1 and the F93B-1C?
These parts are functionally identical. The "C" suffix often denotes commercial packaging or bulk distribution, but the technical specifications and 1-1/4" MPT connector dimensions remain the same.

Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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  • why is mine leaking around the brass nut and what do I do to fix it.

    Hi, it could be the nut or the connector thread is damaged. You could try the product listed below if that doesn't fix it you need to replace the valve or the connector. Thanks.

    https://www.gsistore.com/products/hs10001

  • Should I tighten the brass nut that is leaking air?

    Check if the brass nut is threaded or glue to the control. If threaded you could try gently but be careful not to break it in the process.

  • Is the threaded fitting made of steel or plastic?

    It says the body is made of Noryl, but not sure if that includes the threading.

  • Our F93B-1 float valve needs to be replaced but the one that was brought in for us does not have a threaded brass connector with an attachment to attach a plastic tube to vent the gas from the tank out a window as our well lets off methane gas through the pump into the tank. Do you have the correct float for us? Or do we have to replace the brass nut on the bottom to accommodate the adapter for the hose?

    Please see below tech sheet for some of the parts available for this valve. Thank you.

    Tech Sheet

  • my tank became waterlogged. Is this part the issue? I drained and refilled it and it is working normally now but my concern is if this part has failed, it will become waterlogged again.

    Hi, it is hard to pinpoint where the problem is without checking it out in the field. It could be this part or something else so it is best to have a contractor take a look. Thank you.

  • What is the difference between a F93B – one and an F93B – 1C

    F93B-1 is identical to F93B-1C.