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Today’s steam boilers contain less water and generate more

steam than ever before! Combined with mineral content, rust

and oils from the system, foaming and volatile water con-

ditions can occur and make the true water level difficult to

detect. The CycleGard is the premier low water cut-off on the

market designed specifically to address the needs of today’s

steam boilers, providing maximum protection against prob-

lems related to foam and volatile water.

How CycleGard Works

While continuously monitoring the water level, CycleGard adds

protection against false signals created by foam and volatile

water conditions. At preset intervals, CycleGard’s Intermit-

tent Level Test removes power from the burner for 60 or 90

seconds. During this test, foam dissipates and the water level

stabilizes– allowing CycleGard to monitor the true water level

in the boiler assuring accurate operation.

CycleGard’s intermittent level test function has made it

the industry standard for steam boiler protection.

The Best Steam Boiler

Protection on the Market!

m Intermittent Level Test – Maximum Protection for Foaming Boilers

m 15 Second Burner Off Delay

m 30 Second Burner On Delay

m Automatic Reset

m Low Water Indicating Light

m Direct Boiler Mounting – Eliminates Blowdowns

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The Best Steam Boiler Protection on the Market! m Intermittent Level Test – Maximum Protection for Foaming Boilers m 15 Second Burner Off Delay m 30 Second Burner On Delay m Automatic Reset m Low Water Indicating Light m Direct Boiler Mounting – Eliminates Blowdowns Today’s steam boilers contain less water and generate more steam than ever before! Combined with mineral content, rust and oils from the system, foaming and volatile water conditions can occur and make the true water level difficult to detect.
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Intermittent Level Test Function To provide added protection to today’s smaller boilers, the CycleGard low water cut-off is equipped with an Intermittent Level Test. This feature adds protection against false signals that can be caused by foam and volatile water conditions inside the boiler. How do you know if the boiler is foaming? Even when water in the gauge glass appears calm and stable, water in the boiler can be experiencing significant foaming and volatility.