The Carrier EF660015 gas valve (sold under the Bryant and Carrier names) is a 24V furnace valve offered as an OEM-style replacement part. Retailer listings describe it as a 1/2 inch natural gas valve with a 3.0 inch water column setting and an LP conversion kit, so it is not a propane-only part. Confirm your furnace model and the old valve’s part number before you order, and have a qualified technician fit it.
This guide is based on retailer and Amazon listings; the valve was not hands-on tested. It is a fit-check and safety guide, not an installation manual.
Quick specs
| Item | Detail (per retailer listings) |
|---|---|
| Part number | EF660015 (Bryant/Carrier) |
| Voltage | 24V |
| Size | 1/2 in. inlet and 1/2 in. outlet, per one retailer |
| Fuel and setting | Natural gas at 3.0 in. WC, with an LP kit, per one retailer |
| Stages | Single stage, per one retailer |
| Replaces | Older numbers such as EF32CW201, per one retailer; check the compatibility list |
| Amazon ASIN | B00QW2G08G |
Retailers do not agree on every detail, and body material and connection type are not stated, so use the Amazon listing and your furnace’s service manual as the final check.
Is the Carrier EF660015 gas valve right for your furnace?
- Find the model and serial number on the furnace rating plate and look the valve up in the manufacturer’s parts list.
- Match the old valve’s part number, voltage, pipe size, inlet and outlet position and fuel type.
- Check whether your furnace runs natural gas or propane. If propane, the LP conversion kit and the correct pressure settings must be used.
- Confirm that the valve is a direct replacement, not a different control with a different wiring layout.
Installing a replacement gas valve
Gas valve replacement involves gas piping, electrical wiring and combustion settings, and local codes may require a licensed professional. The general order of work looks like this:
- Switch off power and close the gas shut-off valve.
- Label and disconnect the wires, then remove the old valve.
- Fit the new valve with a thread sealant approved for gas, and tighten without over-torquing.
- Reconnect the wiring to the labeled 24V terminals.
- Restore gas and power, then check every joint for leaks with a leak detector solution.
- Check the manifold pressure and operation against the furnace manual.
If you smell gas, leave the building and call your gas supplier or emergency services. Do not operate switches.
Common problems to check first
- Furnace will not light: check the flame sensor, igniter, pressure switch and wiring before you replace the valve.
- No 24V at the valve: the fault is upstream, in the control board or safety circuit.
- Gas smell at the valve: shut off the gas and have the joints checked.
Pros and limitations
Pros
- OEM part number, so it matches a known Bryant/Carrier control.
- 24V single-stage design is common on residential furnaces.
- LP kit is described on retailer pages for propane conversion.
Limitations
- Only fits furnaces that list this part.
- Installation should be done by a qualified person.
- Price and stock vary between sellers, so compare before you buy.
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If this part does not match your furnace, compare the White Rodgers 36C03-333 gas valve, the Coleman Source 1 Evcon furnace gas valve and the Robertshaw standing pilot gas valve. A millivolt alternative is in the 700-506 gas valve fit check.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the EF660015 for natural gas or propane?
Retailer listings describe it as a natural gas valve with an LP kit for propane conversion. Confirm your furnace’s fuel and follow the manual for conversion.
What size are the connections?
One retailer lists 1/2 inch inlet and 1/2 inch outlet. Match the connection type and orientation to your old valve.
Can I install it myself?
Gas work carries real risk, and local rules may require a licensed installer. If you are not trained for it, hire a qualified HVAC technician.
How do I check for leaks after installing a gas valve?
Brush a leak detector solution on every joint with the gas on and watch for bubbles. Do not use a flame to look for leaks.
What does the warranty cover?
Warranty and return terms vary by seller and can change. Read them on the listing before you order.
Conclusion
The EF660015 is a 24V, 1/2 inch single-stage furnace gas valve for compatible Bryant/Carrier equipment. Match the part number to your furnace first, and use a qualified technician for the installation.
