Carrier HH18HV131 Limit Switch

Carrier HH18HV131 Limit Switch

Carrier

  • $97.00


The Carrier HH18HV131 Limit Switch is a critical OEM replacement part designed for precise thermal regulation in Carrier, Bryant, and Payne HVAC systems. Engineered as a high limit safety device, this automatic reset switch features a 130-30 degree operating range, meaning it trips at 130°F to prevent furnace overheating and automatically resets when temperatures drop by 30°F. Reliable thermal protection is essential for preventing damage to the heat exchanger and ensuring blower motor synchronization. When troubleshooting furnace short cycling or blower fan issues, replacing a drifting or failed limit control with a genuine HH18HV131 ensures the system maintains ANSI safety standards and peak heating efficiency. This snap-disc style switch is built for long-term durability in high-cycle environments, providing contractors with a dependable HVAC repair solution that matches original factory specifications for fit and performance.

Key Benefits
  • Precision Thermal Regulation: Features a calibrated 130°F trip point with a 30°F differential for accurate furnace over-temperature protection.
  • Automatic Reset Functionality: Eliminates manual intervention by restoring system operation once the plenum temperature returns to safe levels.
  • Direct OEM Compatibility: Verified cross-reference for part numbers 60T13-203493 and HH18HV131B, ensuring a drop-in fit for specific Carrier air handlers and furnaces.
  • Safety Compliance: Acts as a primary failsafe to prevent heat exchanger stress and potential safety hazards associated with restricted airflow.
Common Questions

What causes a limit switch like the HH18HV131 to trip repeatedly?
Frequent tripping is usually a symptom of restricted airflow. Check for a clogged air filter, blocked supply registers, or a failing blower motor that isn't moving enough air across the heat exchanger.

How can I tell if the limit switch has failed rather than just tripping?
A technician should check for electrical continuity. If the switch remains open at room temperature or fails to close after a cooling period, the internal contacts have likely reached their end of life and require replacement.

Can this switch be used in any furnace model?
No. Limit switches are rated for specific temperatures and mounting positions. Always verify that the L130-30 specification and the HH18HV131 part number match your specific equipment's requirements to ensure safe operation.

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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