💪 Built to Last: Elevate Your Well Management Game!
The Johnson Controls F93B-1C Air Volume Control is a robust solution for deep well applications, featuring a durable Noryl body, corrosion-resistant brass internals, and a long-lasting pressure-tested float. With optional pressure gauge tapping, it combines functionality with professional-grade reliability.
C**E
great
great part , works just fine !
R**B
Exact replacement
Exact fit on our well tank; took an hour to install, draining the tank down took 45 minutes of that.Quality, fit and finish was good, great price and fast delivery.
C**G
Don’t drill a hole
1. Penn is a subsidiary of Johnson Controls.2. Some other review said drill a hole to install a gauge. I suggest blowing into the threads and listening for air flow. You might find a tiny hole already exists just below the threads that’s very difficult to see with the naked eye.
M**Y
It works.
Turned power off to deep well. Drained the water from the existing metal water tank through faucets. Waited until all the water... then air... left the tank. Closed the faucets. Took the old volume control out and put the new one in. This was a fairly easy procedure. Turned power on and waited for tank to fill. I could hear the air escaping the valve, which I did not hear on the old valve. The tank filled properly and I turned the faucets on to bleed air from lines. Pump runs only a fraction of what it did prior to new valve installation. I think the price is a bit high, but if it helps the pump by running less it is probably worth it.
B**1
Exact Replacement
OEM Item
A**R
Worked
Fit tank perfectly
D**B
Works as expected
Works as expected.Note: This model, F93B-1C, does not have a pressure regulator to stop the from air venting below a certain pressure (25 psi). There is a different F93 model that has a regulator to maintain air pressure (stop venting) at 25 psi so you don't lose all your air when the power is out.
Q**M
Can't go wrong with Johnson Controls components
This switch closes the air pressure relief valve when the water level in the tank reaches the appropriate level. The switch was failing and dripping water in the pump house, non-stop. This is the exact same brand/model I replaced, and the one that failed was on the tank when I purchased the property in 2003, demonstrating its longevity. Given this is a farm tank, serving a home with a pool, and the property, it gets a significant workout. I suspect that because the well is inside of a structure, this switch and other components last somewhat longer than they would if the well system was exposed to the elements.
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5 days ago
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