The Taco LTA-2 is an electronic low water cut-off designed to protect hot water boilers from dry firing conditions. Built with a microprocessor-based control platform and engineered for durability, this unit detects low water levels with precision and shuts down the boiler to prevent damage, system failure, or safety hazards.
Ideal for closed-loop hydronic heating applications, the LTA-2 is UL-listed, designed for indoor use, and provides consistent performance in both residential and commercial boiler installations. With automatic reset functionality and extended probe range, it’s a dependable solution that helps contractors meet safety requirements with confidence.
While the LTA-2 is designed for streamlined integration, installation should be completed by a licensed HVAC or plumbing professional. Proper grounding, wiring, and probe placement are critical for system accuracy and safety. Always follow the manufacturer's installation manual and local code requirements.
For Hydronic Pros: The LTA-2 helps you protect system investments by providing early shutdown in low water scenarios. It reduces liability, improves compliance with inspection requirements, and supports long-term equipment performance. Its automatic reset and wide probe range simplify servicing and diagnostics on the job.
For Facility Maintenance Teams: Easy access to the test function and reliable reset logic make this cut-off ideal for use in mechanical rooms where quick troubleshooting and safety compliance are priorities.
Low water conditions can cause serious damage to boilers. The Taco LTA-2 offers a cost-effective way to mitigate those risks, providing peace of mind and improved system uptime. Backed by Taco's reputation for quality, this cut-off is a smart addition to any boiler installation that values safety and performance.
Weight | 1.930000 |
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Height | 3.05 |
Length | 6.35 |
Width | 4.2 |
Recommended | 2845 |
Brand | Taco |
Manufacturer Part Number | LTA0243S-2 |
Overall Width | 4 13/32 in |
Item Returns | This item can be returned |