Whale AK1854 HeatAir Gas Overheat Stat Switch - AK1854

Whale AK1854 HeatAir Gas Overheat Stat Switch – AK1854

The Whale AK1854 HeatAir Gas Overheat Stat Switch is a genuine safety thermostat switch designed for Whale HeatAir underfloor gas heaters commonly used in caravans, motorhomes, and campervans. Its primary role is to monitor the temperature of the heater and interrupt gas heating if temperatures exceed safe limits, preventing overheating and protecting the heating system.

Why Choose This Overheat Stat Switch?

• 🛡 Genuine Whale OEM Part – Built to original manufacturer standards for dependable performance and fitment.

• 🌡 Overheat Protection – Cuts off the gas heater if the temperature climbs above safe operating levels.

• 🔧 Direct Replacement – Designed as a suitable replacement for worn, faulty, or damaged overheat stat switches.

• 🚐 Reliable Safety Component – Essential for maintaining safe operation of underfloor heating systems.

Typical Applications

This overheat stat switch is used in Whale HeatAir gas underfloor heaters, providing an added layer of thermal safety by ensuring the system shuts down in overtemperature conditions.

⚠️ Always confirm compatibility with your specific HeatAir model before ordering.

Technical Specifications

• Brand: Whale

• Part Number: AK1854

• Type: Gas Overheat Stat Switch / Safety Thermostat

• Function: Monitors and interrupts gas heater operation if unsafe temperatures are detected

• Application: Whale HeatAir Underfloor Gas Heaters

• Includes: Switch with temperature sensor and mounting hardware (where applicable)

Why Buy This Sensor Kit?

• ✔ Ensures heater safety by preventing high-temperature operation

• ✔ OEM quality and compatibility with Whale HeatAir systems

• ✔ Simple replacement for a common safety fault

• ✔ Cost-effective essential safety component

Installing the correct overheat stat switch helps maintain safe and reliable performance from your Whale HeatAir underfloor heater, protecting both the equipment and its users from overheating risks