Heil Quaker ICP 1184288 Condensate Trap
When you're dealing with a drainage issue on a high-efficiency condensing furnace, the Heil Quaker ICP 1184288 Condensate Trap is your definitive OEM replacement part. This trap is engineered specifically for ICP N9MS furnaces and various Heil Quaker HVAC units, including popular models like the G9MXT, G9MAE, and N9MSB. As a veteran-grade gas furnace condensate trap, it facilitates the essential removal of moisture produced during the combustion process, preventing the common service call for a tripped pressure switch or water backing up into the collector box.
This genuine ICP 1184288 assembly features a 1/2-inch NPT connection and is constructed from corrosion-resistant, high-density plastic to withstand the acidic nature of furnace condensate. It is a direct "drop-in" condensate drain trap designed to maintain the precise static pressure required for your unit's inducer motor to operate correctly. Replacing a cracked or clogged trap with this factory-authorized replacement part ensures you meet all equipment drainage specifications and prevents secondary heat exchanger damage caused by poor moisture management.
Key Benefits for Technicians:- Direct Compatibility: Exact fit for ICP and Heil Quaker condensing furnaces, eliminating the need for field-modifying universal traps.
- Pressure Optimization: Maintains the critical air seal required for proper HVAC condensate drainage and inducer performance.
- Rugged Construction: Built to handle maximum temperatures of 122?F and the chemical rigors of gas furnace effluent.
- Simple Field Installation: Standardised 1/2-inch NPT threading allows for rapid swap-outs during routine furnace maintenance.
When should I replace the 1184288 condensate trap?
Inspect the trap if you find water in the furnace cabinet or if the unit is failing to stay lit due to a persistent pressure switch error. Cracks or internal sludge buildup that cannot be flushed are clear indicators for a furnace trap replacement.
Does this part work for both AC and furnace drainage?
While typically utilized as a gas furnace condensate trap in 90%+ AFUE units, it is designed to manage the specific drainage and pressure requirements of the ICP-branded heating equipment listed in your service manual.
How do I prevent the trap from freezing or clogging?
Ensure the drain line is properly sloped at 1/8-inch per foot and consider heat tape for runs in unconditioned spaces. For clogs, regular flushing during an annual HVAC tune-up is recommended, though a damaged OEM trap should be replaced immediately to protect the heat exchanger.
Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.
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$8.21Heil Quaker ICP 1184288 Condensate Trap
When you're dealing with a drainage issue on a high-efficiency condensing furnace, the Heil Quaker ICP 1184288 Condensate Trap is your definitive OEM replacement part. This trap is engineered specifically for ICP N9MS furnaces and various Heil Quaker HVAC units, including popular models like the G9MXT, G9MAE, and N9MSB. As a veteran-grade gas furnace condensate trap, it facilitates the essential removal of moisture produced during the combustion process, preventing the common service call for a tripped pressure switch or water backing up into the collector box.
This genuine ICP 1184288 assembly features a 1/2-inch NPT connection and is constructed from corrosion-resistant, high-density plastic to withstand the acidic nature of furnace condensate. It is a direct "drop-in" condensate drain trap designed to maintain the precise static pressure required for your unit's inducer motor to operate correctly. Replacing a cracked or clogged trap with this factory-authorized replacement part ensures you meet all equipment drainage specifications and prevents secondary heat exchanger damage caused by poor moisture management.
Key Benefits for Technicians:- Direct Compatibility: Exact fit for ICP and Heil Quaker condensing furnaces, eliminating the need for field-modifying universal traps.
- Pressure Optimization: Maintains the critical air seal required for proper HVAC condensate drainage and inducer performance.
- Rugged Construction: Built to handle maximum temperatures of 122?F and the chemical rigors of gas furnace effluent.
- Simple Field Installation: Standardised 1/2-inch NPT threading allows for rapid swap-outs during routine furnace maintenance.
When should I replace the 1184288 condensate trap?
Inspect the trap if you find water in the furnace cabinet or if the unit is failing to stay lit due to a persistent pressure switch error. Cracks or internal sludge buildup that cannot be flushed are clear indicators for a furnace trap replacement.
Does this part work for both AC and furnace drainage?
While typically utilized as a gas furnace condensate trap in 90%+ AFUE units, it is designed to manage the specific drainage and pressure requirements of the ICP-branded heating equipment listed in your service manual.
How do I prevent the trap from freezing or clogging?
Ensure the drain line is properly sloped at 1/8-inch per foot and consider heat tape for runs in unconditioned spaces. For clogs, regular flushing during an annual HVAC tune-up is recommended, though a damaged OEM trap should be replaced immediately to protect the heat exchanger.
Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.
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When you're dealing with a drainage issue on a high-efficiency condensing furnace, the Heil Quaker ICP 1184288 Condensate Trap is your definitive OEM replacement part. This trap is engineered specifically for ICP N9MS furnaces and various Heil Quaker HVAC units, including popular models like the G9MXT, G9MAE, and N9MSB. As a veteran-grade gas furnace condensate trap, it facilitates the essential removal of moisture produced during the combustion process, preventing the common service call for a tripped pressure switch or water backing up into the collector box.
This genuine ICP 1184288 assembly features a 1/2-inch NPT connection and is constructed from corrosion-resistant, high-density plastic to withstand the acidic nature of furnace condensate. It is a direct "drop-in" condensate drain trap designed to maintain the precise static pressure required for your unit's inducer motor to operate correctly. Replacing a cracked or clogged trap with this factory-authorized replacement part ensures you meet all equipment drainage specifications and prevents secondary heat exchanger damage caused by poor moisture management.
Key Benefits for Technicians:- Direct Compatibility: Exact fit for ICP and Heil Quaker condensing furnaces, eliminating the need for field-modifying universal traps.
- Pressure Optimization: Maintains the critical air seal required for proper HVAC condensate drainage and inducer performance.
- Rugged Construction: Built to handle maximum temperatures of 122?F and the chemical rigors of gas furnace effluent.
- Simple Field Installation: Standardised 1/2-inch NPT threading allows for rapid swap-outs during routine furnace maintenance.
When should I replace the 1184288 condensate trap?
Inspect the trap if you find water in the furnace cabinet or if the unit is failing to stay lit due to a persistent pressure switch error. Cracks or internal sludge buildup that cannot be flushed are clear indicators for a furnace trap replacement.
Does this part work for both AC and furnace drainage?
While typically utilized as a gas furnace condensate trap in 90%+ AFUE units, it is designed to manage the specific drainage and pressure requirements of the ICP-branded heating equipment listed in your service manual.
How do I prevent the trap from freezing or clogging?
Ensure the drain line is properly sloped at 1/8-inch per foot and consider heat tape for runs in unconditioned spaces. For clogs, regular flushing during an annual HVAC tune-up is recommended, though a damaged OEM trap should be replaced immediately to protect the heat exchanger.
Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.
