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Erie Valve, Actuator, and Control Replacement Parts

Erie replacement parts are commonly used with compatible HVAC control, hydronic heating, and zoning applications. This brand page may include PopTop actuators, actuator replacement parts, valve body parts, zone valve body parts, and related Erie control components. Because many Erie parts are selected by exact part number and system application, compare the product listing with the existing actuator, valve body, or control component before purchasing.

Choosing the Right Erie Replacement Part

Start by checking the part number on the existing Erie component. For PopTop actuators and actuator parts, confirm the actuator model, voltage, control signal, wiring requirements, and valve compatibility. For valve body and zone valve body replacements, compare the valve series, connection size, flow direction, piping configuration, and equipment application. Similar Erie valves or actuators may not be interchangeable if the body style, electrical rating, or control setup is different.

Common Erie Parts on This Page

Available Erie products may include actuator parts, PopTop actuator models, valve body parts, and zone valve body components for compatible systems. These parts are often used where a heating, cooling, or hydronic control system requires a specific Erie replacement. Use the full part number, such as AG13U02A, AG13A230, AG14D02A, VT3335, or VS3327 when applicable, to compare the listing with the component being replaced.

Confirm Compatibility Before Purchase

Use the exact Erie part number whenever possible. If the original label is missing or difficult to read, compare the equipment model, valve body markings, actuator label, wiring, voltage, connection size, and service documentation before selecting a replacement. For valves, actuators, and control components, proper compatibility is important for system operation, so review the equipment documentation or consult a qualified HVAC professional before installation.