Taco 7240-LB1 LeakBreaker Water Heater Leak Protection Sensor
Taco 7240-LB1 LeakBreaker Water Heater Leak Protection Sensor
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Apply for Trade Account & Terms →| Performance Parameter | Engineering Baseline Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) | 7240-LB1 |
| Model Designation | LeakBreaker Sensor |
Ensure comprehensive flood protection for your property with the Taco LeakBreaker sensor, part number 7240-LB1. This essential safety component is designed to work seamlessly with your existing water heater system to provide reliable, proactive leak detection and damage prevention.
The LeakBreaker system operates by utilizing a sophisticated sensor placed near the base of the water heater. Upon detecting the presence of moisture, the sensor immediately signals the control unit to trigger the motorized shut-off valve, effectively isolating the water supply and preventing catastrophic water damage caused by tank failure.
Key System Performance Baselines:
- Proactive Detection: Rapidly identifies moisture to minimize flood risks.
- Automated Response: Triggers the valve actuator to close the water supply instantly upon detection.
- Reliable Integration: Engineered specifically for compatibility with Taco LeakBreaker valve assemblies.
- Durable Construction: Built for high-reliability monitoring in residential plumbing environments.
⚠️ Application Profile: Ideal for residential water heaters located in finished basements, attics, or high-value interior spaces where a containment failure could result in significant property damage.
