Pentair 473656 low pressure switch for ThermalFlo Titanium heat pumpPentair Low Pressure Switch for ThermalFlo Titanium Heat Pump, 473656 In stock$11499
Pentair 473656 low pressure switch for ThermalFlo Titanium heat pump

Pentair Low Pressure Switch for ThermalFlo Titanium Heat Pump, 473656

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Pentair Factory part 473656, not a generic pressure switch.
  • For ThermalFlo Titanium Listed for the Pentair ThermalFlo Titanium pool heat pump.
  • Low pressure side This is the low pressure switch. Heat pumps also carry a high pressure switch, which is a different part.
  • A safety device Pressure switches exist to shut the unit down before a fault damages the compressor.
  • Direct replacement Swaps for the original switch on an installed ThermalFlo.
  • Refrigerant work Anything on the sealed side of a heat pump is licensed technician territory, not a homeowner job.
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Product details

The Pentair 473656 is the low pressure switch for the ThermalFlo Titanium pool heat pump. It is the genuine Pentair part.

What it does

A heat pump watches refrigerant pressure and shuts itself down if the low side falls outside its safe range. That is the switch doing its job, and it protects the compressor, which is by far the most expensive component in the machine. A switch that has aged can trip early or stick, so the unit locks out on a low pressure fault when the charge is actually fine.

Who should fit it

This is a part on the refrigerant side of the system. Diagnosis and replacement belong to a licensed technician who can confirm the switch is the fault rather than a symptom, and who is equipped to handle refrigerant properly.

Specifications
Brand Pentair
Manufacturer part number 473656
UPC 788379783709
Type Low pressure switch
Fits Pentair ThermalFlo Titanium heat pump
Shipping weight 0.15 lb
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Questions and answers

What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

Which heat pump does this fit?
The Pentair ThermalFlo Titanium. Part number 473656.
Is this the high or the low pressure switch?
Low. The high pressure switch is a separate Pentair part, so confirm which one your unit is calling out before ordering.
Can I fit it myself?
Work on the refrigerant side of a heat pump should be done by a licensed technician. Getting it wrong risks the compressor and, in most places, breaks the terms of the warranty.
Why would the switch fail?
Pressure switches age and can trip early or stick, which shows as a unit that locks out on a low pressure fault when nothing is actually wrong with the refrigerant charge. A technician confirms that before the part is changed.
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