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YORK 025-29583-002 Suction Pressure Transducer, 0–125 PSI

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The YORK 025-29583-002 is a suction pressure transducer designed to measure refrigerant suction pressure in compatible YORK HVAC and chiller systems. It measures pressure across a 0–125 PSI range and provides a 0.5–4.5 V DC output with a 5 V DC supply.

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Description

The YORK 025-29583-002 suction pressure transducer is an electronic pressure-sensing component used in compatible commercial HVAC and chiller equipment. It measures suction-side pressure and sends an electrical signal to the system controller for pressure monitoring and equipment control.

This replacement part is associated with YORK YVAA and YVFA chiller systems. Manufacturer service information specifies a nominal output range of 0.5–4.5 V, while product listings identify a 5 V DC supply and a 0–125 PSI measurement range. Confirm the existing part number and equipment compatibility before ordering.

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Specification

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Brand

YORK

Part Number

025-29583-002

Product Type

Suction pressure transducer

Pressure Range

0–125 PSI

Supply Voltage

5 V DC

Output Signal

0.5–4.5 V DC

Typical Application

Compatible YORK HVAC and chiller systems

Referenced Equipment

YORK YVAA and YVFA chillers

Applications

– Suction pressure monitoring in compatible HVAC systems
– Commercial chiller maintenance and replacement
– Refrigeration pressure measurement
– Pressure feedback to compatible equipment controllers
– HVAC service and troubleshooting

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