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Field Controls is a U.S. manufacturer of advanced HVAC components specializing in venting, combustion air systems, and IAQ. Their products—including draft controls, vent dampers, and power venters—enhance safety, efficiency, and airflow in residential and commercial systems.

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Field Controls Replacement Parts

Field Controls is a trusted American manufacturer specializing in advanced HVAC components for venting, combustion air systems, and indoor air quality (IAQ). Field Controls has been serving HVAC professionals, OEMs, and contractors with high-performance solutions for nearly a century. The company’s core offerings include draft controls, vent dampers, combustion air systems, and power centres designed to optimize fuel efficiency and safety in oil, gas, and solid fuel heating appliances. Their venting and combustion products help ensure proper airflow and flue gas management, supporting both residential and commercial heating systems. Field Controls also manufactures a wide range of replacement motors, pressure switches, regulators, control boards, and humidifier accessories, ensuring long-term serviceability and system performance.

At PartsHnc, we offer a wide range of Field Control parts, including motor kits, 18" duct air purifiers, direct connect combustion air systems, steam humidifiers (16 GPD 120 V), power vents (24 V), and automatic vent dampers. Our inventory also includes oil vent dampers, chimney caps, motor assemblies, draft regulators, and more.

FAQs

Why is my Field Controls UV air purifier not working?

It could be due to a burned-out UV lamp or failed ballast; check indicator lights and replace the lamp annually.

How often should I replace Field Controls UV lamps?

Typically every 12 months, even if the lamp still lights — UV effectiveness drops over time.

What does a Field Controls vent damper do?

It closes the vent when the burner is off to prevent heat loss and improve furnace efficiency.

How do I troubleshoot a Field Controls power venter?

Check for blockages, motor function, and pressure switch operation — these are the most common failure points.

Are Field Controls products compatible with all furnace brands?

Many are universal, but always verify model compatibility, especially for venters and draft controls.