Bell & Gossett 1BN328 HFT-60 HVAC Expansion Tank
Bell & Gossett 1BN328 HFT-60 HVAC Expansion Tank
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Apply for Trade Account & Terms →| Performance Parameter | Engineering Baseline Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) | 1BN328 |
| Model Designation | HFT-60 |
Efficiently manage the thermal expansion of heating water in your closed hydronic systems with the Bell & Gossett HFT-60, identified by part number 1BN328. This expansion tank is engineered to absorb volumetric fluctuations during temperature changes, ensuring consistent system pressure and preventing the air-related issues that lead to inefficiency.
The unit features a heavy-duty butyl rubber diaphragm that acts as a reliable barrier between the system water and the pre-charged air cushion. By isolating the fluid from the air, the tank effectively eliminates water-logging problems, thereby extending the service life of your boiler and system components while maintaining operational stability.
Key System Performance Baselines:
- Diaphragm Integrity: Heavy-duty butyl rubber construction prevents air-water interaction.
- Pressure Stabilization: Designed to absorb thermal expansion in closed-loop hydronic heating systems.
- Water-logging Prevention: Specialized bladder design keeps system fluid isolated from the air charge.
⚠️ Application Profile: Primarily utilized in residential and light commercial closed-loop hydronic space heating systems to manage fluid displacement and maintain system integrity.
