OEM Carrier Discharge Gas Thermostat HN68GA295 for Model 07ED044401

This OEM discharge gas thermostat (part number HN68GA295) is the factory-authorized replacement for the Carrier 07ED044401 commercial chiller/compressor unit. The discharge gas thermostat continuously monitors refrigerant discharge line temperature at the compressor outlet. When discharge temperatures exceed a safe operating threshold, the thermostat triggers a protective shutdown, preventing catastrophic compressor damage from overheating, refrigerant slugging, or oil breakdown. Common failure symptoms include nuisance high-discharge-temperature fault codes, compressor lockout at startup, or a unit that trips on safety but shows no refrigerant or mechanical fault.

• Specs: Factory-calibrated discharge gas sensing | Designed for high-pressure refrigerant discharge line mounting | Compatible with Carlyle compressor platforms | OEM-matched setpoint and reset characteristics
• OEM vs Generic: This is a Carrier Factory Authorized Part — the exact sensor specified for the 07ED044401 platform. Aftermarket substitutes may carry incorrect trip setpoints, risking either nuisance shutdowns or, worse, insufficient compressor protection and premature failure.
• Install Difficulty: 3/5 — Requires system pump-down and refrigerant recovery before replacing the discharge line sensor. Tools needed: manifold gauge set, refrigerant recovery unit, adjustable wrench, leak detection equipment. Always follow Carrier service bulletin procedures for compressor thermostat replacement.
• Warranty: 1-year OEM factory warranty. In stock — ships same business day from our warehouse.

Compatibility: Engineered specifically for the Carrier 07ED044401 commercial compressor/chiller platform using OEM part number HN68GA295. Verify your unit's data plate and service manual before ordering to confirm this is the correct discharge thermostat for your specific compressor model. Have a question about fitment? Our HVAC parts specialists verify compatibility before you order — contact us today.