Hayward FDXLEGL1930 exhaust gas temperature limit for H-Series pool heatersHayward Exhaust Gas Temperature Limit for H-Series Heaters, FDXLEGL1930 In stock$3699
Hayward FDXLEGL1930 exhaust gas temperature limit for H-Series pool heaters

Hayward Exhaust Gas Temperature Limit for H-Series Heaters, FDXLEGL1930

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Hayward Factory part FDXLEGL1930, made by Hayward for its own heaters.
  • H-Series and Universal H-Series Listed as a replacement part for both heater families.
  • A safety device The exhaust gas temperature limit watches flue gas temperature and cuts the heater when it climbs past the safe point.
  • Direct replacement Goes in the same position as the original limit.
  • Check the manual first Hayward heaters vary across the range, so confirm the part against your heater manual before you order.
  • Sold as the limit alone Just the part you need for a heater that is otherwise sound.
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Product details

The Hayward FDXLEGL1930 is the exhaust gas temperature limit used on H-Series and Universal H-Series pool heaters. It is a genuine Hayward part, made by Hayward for its own equipment.

What it is watching

The limit sits in the exhaust path and monitors the temperature of the gas leaving the heater. If that temperature climbs beyond the safe point, the limit opens and the heater stops. It is a protective device, so when it fails the heater will usually refuse to run rather than run unsafely.

Before you order

Hayward builds a range of H-Series heaters and the parts are not interchangeable across all of them. Check your heater manual against the part number so the limit you receive is the one your model calls for. This listing is the limit on its own, for a heater that only needs this part replaced.

Specifications
Brand Hayward
Manufacturer part number FDXLEGL1930
UPC 0610377313919
Type Exhaust gas temperature limit
Fits Hayward H-Series and Universal H-Series pool heaters
Sold as Single replacement part
Shipping weight 0.08 lb
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What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

Which heaters does this fit?
Hayward lists it for H-Series and Universal H-Series pool heaters.
Is it a genuine Hayward part?
Yes. It is made by Hayward, part number FDXLEGL1930.
What does an exhaust gas temperature limit do?
It monitors the temperature of the exhaust gas leaving the heater and interrupts operation if that temperature rises past the safe threshold.
How do I confirm it is right for my heater?
Check the part number against your heater manual. Hayward uses different limits across the H-Series range, so the manual is the reliable reference.
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