Trane HTR12895 Heater
The Trane HTR12895 Heater is a professional-grade belly band crankcase heater engineered to protect residential and commercial refrigeration compressors from liquid refrigerant migration during off-cycles. Operating at 230V with a 40W power output, this 6.5" diameter heater maintains oil temperature above the refrigerant saturation point, ensuring optimal lubricant viscosity and preventing "slugging" on startup. Designed specifically for HVACR technicians, this genuine OEM Trane heating element features 78-inch lead wires for versatile routing and easy integration into existing control circuits, typically wired in parallel to the compressor contactor.
Field reliability depends on consistent thermal transfer. The Trane HTR12895 ensures direct contact with the compressor shell to eliminate hot spots and preheat the crankcase, significantly reducing mechanical stress and bearing wear. Whether you are performing a compressor heater replacement or a new system installation, matching the exact voltage and wattage specifications is critical for preventing element burnout and ensuring the compressor starts smoothly in low-ambient conditions.
Key Benefits for Technicians:- Reduces Refrigerant Migration: Keeps the crankcase warm to prevent refrigerant from condensing into the oil during standby.
- Optimizes Oil Viscosity: Ensures immediate lubrication of internal bearings by preventing oil dilution.
- Universal Band Design: The 6.5" belly band heater fits standard scroll and reciprocating compressors with a matching diameter.
- High-Durability Leads: 78-inch lead length provides ample slack for clean wiring within the electrical cabinet.
- Efficient Thermal Transfer: Engineered for maximum surface contact to provide uniform heating without damaging the compressor shell.
Is the HTR12895 compatible with 208V systems?
While designed for 230V, this heater can operate on 208V systems, though it will produce slightly lower wattage (approximately 33W). Always verify heating requirements for your specific compressor model.
Where should the belly band be positioned?
For maximum efficiency, install the crankcase heater as low as possible on the compressor shell, ensuring it sits below the internal oil level and maintains firm contact around the entire circumference.
How do I test a failed heater in the field?
Technicians should perform a resistance (ohms) check across the leads while the power is disconnected. An open circuit (OL) indicates a failed element that requires immediate replacement to prevent compressor failure.
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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$18.28Trane HTR12895 Heater
The Trane HTR12895 Heater is a professional-grade belly band crankcase heater engineered to protect residential and commercial refrigeration compressors from liquid refrigerant migration during off-cycles. Operating at 230V with a 40W power output, this 6.5" diameter heater maintains oil temperature above the refrigerant saturation point, ensuring optimal lubricant viscosity and preventing "slugging" on startup. Designed specifically for HVACR technicians, this genuine OEM Trane heating element features 78-inch lead wires for versatile routing and easy integration into existing control circuits, typically wired in parallel to the compressor contactor.
Field reliability depends on consistent thermal transfer. The Trane HTR12895 ensures direct contact with the compressor shell to eliminate hot spots and preheat the crankcase, significantly reducing mechanical stress and bearing wear. Whether you are performing a compressor heater replacement or a new system installation, matching the exact voltage and wattage specifications is critical for preventing element burnout and ensuring the compressor starts smoothly in low-ambient conditions.
Key Benefits for Technicians:- Reduces Refrigerant Migration: Keeps the crankcase warm to prevent refrigerant from condensing into the oil during standby.
- Optimizes Oil Viscosity: Ensures immediate lubrication of internal bearings by preventing oil dilution.
- Universal Band Design: The 6.5" belly band heater fits standard scroll and reciprocating compressors with a matching diameter.
- High-Durability Leads: 78-inch lead length provides ample slack for clean wiring within the electrical cabinet.
- Efficient Thermal Transfer: Engineered for maximum surface contact to provide uniform heating without damaging the compressor shell.
Is the HTR12895 compatible with 208V systems?
While designed for 230V, this heater can operate on 208V systems, though it will produce slightly lower wattage (approximately 33W). Always verify heating requirements for your specific compressor model.
Where should the belly band be positioned?
For maximum efficiency, install the crankcase heater as low as possible on the compressor shell, ensuring it sits below the internal oil level and maintains firm contact around the entire circumference.
How do I test a failed heater in the field?
Technicians should perform a resistance (ohms) check across the leads while the power is disconnected. An open circuit (OL) indicates a failed element that requires immediate replacement to prevent compressor failure.
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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The Trane HTR12895 Heater is a professional-grade belly band crankcase heater engineered to protect residential and commercial refrigeration compressors from liquid refrigerant migration during off-cycles. Operating at 230V with a 40W power output, this 6.5" diameter heater maintains oil temperature above the refrigerant saturation point, ensuring optimal lubricant viscosity and preventing "slugging" on startup. Designed specifically for HVACR technicians, this genuine OEM Trane heating element features 78-inch lead wires for versatile routing and easy integration into existing control circuits, typically wired in parallel to the compressor contactor.
Field reliability depends on consistent thermal transfer. The Trane HTR12895 ensures direct contact with the compressor shell to eliminate hot spots and preheat the crankcase, significantly reducing mechanical stress and bearing wear. Whether you are performing a compressor heater replacement or a new system installation, matching the exact voltage and wattage specifications is critical for preventing element burnout and ensuring the compressor starts smoothly in low-ambient conditions.
Key Benefits for Technicians:- Reduces Refrigerant Migration: Keeps the crankcase warm to prevent refrigerant from condensing into the oil during standby.
- Optimizes Oil Viscosity: Ensures immediate lubrication of internal bearings by preventing oil dilution.
- Universal Band Design: The 6.5" belly band heater fits standard scroll and reciprocating compressors with a matching diameter.
- High-Durability Leads: 78-inch lead length provides ample slack for clean wiring within the electrical cabinet.
- Efficient Thermal Transfer: Engineered for maximum surface contact to provide uniform heating without damaging the compressor shell.
Is the HTR12895 compatible with 208V systems?
While designed for 230V, this heater can operate on 208V systems, though it will produce slightly lower wattage (approximately 33W). Always verify heating requirements for your specific compressor model.
Where should the belly band be positioned?
For maximum efficiency, install the crankcase heater as low as possible on the compressor shell, ensuring it sits below the internal oil level and maintains firm contact around the entire circumference.
How do I test a failed heater in the field?
Technicians should perform a resistance (ohms) check across the leads while the power is disconnected. An open circuit (OL) indicates a failed element that requires immediate replacement to prevent compressor failure.
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.
