Bradford White 415-45867-07 Pressure Switch Kit (-0.96" W.C.)

Bradford White 415-45867-07 Pressure Switch Kit (-0.96" W.C.)

Bradford White

  • $117.15


The Bradford White 415-45867-07 Pressure Switch Kit is the OEM differential pressure switch calibrated to -0.96" W.C. (inches of water column) for Bradford White residential gas power vent water heaters. It closes only when the blower generates the -0.96" W.C. set point at the sensing port, proving combustion airflow before the gas valve is allowed to open. The switch is pictured with a separate formed black silicone hose that connects to the sensing port at installation.

Bradford White's March 2026 residential gas power vent parts list specifies 415-45867-07 as the pressure switch for the RG2PV75H, where earlier parts books listed 415-45867-02, and it also appears in Bradford White's parts book for the C(D,S)W2TW75T10 models. The RG2PV75H runs the 415-54694-00 blower, 415-53995-00 blower temperature switch and 415-53864-00 gasket adapter. It is the higher-rated sibling of 415-45867-06 (-0.88" W.C.), and a separate part from 415-45867-05, 415-45867-01 and 415-45867-02, so match the dash number on the switch you're replacing.

Key Benefits

  • -0.96" W.C. Factory Calibration: The set point Bradford White specifies for the RG2PV75H — the largest of the RG2PV power vent models.
  • Hose Supplied Separately: The pictured formed silicone sensing hose is ready to route to the switch port.
  • Vent Safety Interlock: Holds the gas valve closed until the blower proves draft.
  • Genuine OEM: Bradford White part built to factory tolerance, not an adjustable universal switch.

Common Questions

  • What heaters use the 415-45867-07? Bradford White's power vent parts list specifies it for the RG2PV75H, and its parts book for the C(D,S)W2TW75T10 models lists it as well.
  • Can I substitute the -06? No. The 415-45867-06 is calibrated to -0.88" W.C. for the RG2PV50H and RG1PV55H. Use the -07 where the -07 is specified.
  • The heater locks out with the blower running — now what? Check the sensing hose and its connection, look for blockage in the vent and air intake, and confirm the blower is delivering full speed. If everything checks out and the switch stays open, replace the pressure switch.

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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