Bradford White 415-45560-00 Sensor
For contractors maintaining Bradford White water heaters, the 415-45560-00 Flammable Vapor Sensor is a critical OEM component. This genuine Bradford White replacement part is engineered to uphold the integrity of the Flammable Vapor Ignition Resistant (FVIR) system, often referred to as the Defender Safety System®. It directly supersedes part numbers 239-45560-00 and 265-45560-00, ensuring seamless integration and precise functionality. Designed to detect the presence of flammable vapors, this sensor prevents hazardous conditions and system lockouts, which is vital for residential water heater applications. Proper installation by a qualified technician ensures your unit operates safely and in compliance with manufacturer specifications, protecting the overall system and extending equipment life.
Key Benefits:
- Accurate Flammable Vapor Detection: Safeguards the water heating system by identifying hazardous vapor presence.
- Genuine OEM Replacement: Ensures precise fit, form, and function, maintaining system design specifications.
- Direct Compatibility: Replaces older part numbers 239-45560-00 and 265-45560-00 for straightforward servicing.
- System Safety Compliance: Essential for the continued operation of the Bradford White Defender Safety System®.
- Enhanced System Reliability: Contributes to the long-term, dependable performance of the water heater.
Common Questions:
What is the function of the 415-45560-00 sensor?
This sensor is a key component of your Bradford White water heater's Flammable Vapor Ignition Resistant (FVIR) system, designed to detect flammable vapors in the surrounding environment and prevent ignition, ensuring safe operation.
Is this sensor compatible with my Bradford White water heater?
The 415-45560-00 is an OEM replacement for specific Bradford White residential gas water heaters, including models within the Defender Safety System, PE2XR504T, PE4403S, PE440T, and PE4503 series. Always verify compatibility with your unit's specific model and serial number.
When should the flammable vapor sensor be replaced?
Manufacturers recommend replacing the sensor if it has been exposed to flammable vapors, as its detection capabilities may be compromised. It should also be replaced if diagnostics indicate a malfunction or if the water heater enters a permanent lockout state due to a sensor fault.
Can I reset the 415-45560-00 sensor after a lockout?
While some systems allow for a temporary reset, if the sensor has tripped due to actual vapor detection, it is strongly recommended to replace it. A reset may only temporarily clear the error, and the sensor may not function at full capacity afterward, leading to future lockouts and potential safety risks.
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.
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