Allied/Len Gordon Power Touch #10 Air Button – Bone/Beige (951002-000)

The Allied Innovations Power Touch #10 Air Button in Bone/Beige is a durable replacement trigger for Len Gordon spa control systems, designed for technicians and DIY spa owners who need a reliable fix for older equipment. Note: this part has been discontinued by the manufacturer and is replaced by the B225WF with a 1-3/4" mounting hole.

• Brand & Part: Allied Innovations, Power Touch #10 Air Button, part number 951002-000
• Color & Finish: Bone/Beige plastic that blends with most spa interiors
• Mounting Hole Size: Designed for a standard 1-3/4" opening (replacements use the B225WF variant)
• Compatibility: Intended for Len Gordon Power Touch spa control systems and related replacement part ecosystems
• Sensor Compatibility: Must match the air sensor type in use to ensure proper activation and avoid sensor damage
• Durability: Built for spa environments with a durable, corrosion-resistant plastic construction
• Manufacturer Status: Discontinued by Allied Innovations; continue availability through compatible replacement parts like the B225WF
• Service Guidance: Follow installation and distance guidelines provided for air-button control to ensure reliable performance

The Power Touch #10 air button offers a straightforward, maintenance-friendly path to restore spa control functionality after wear or failure. Its bone/beige aesthetic and single-piece design help it blend into most spa panels while delivering dependable actuation for jets, pumps, and other surface-level controls. When upgrading or replacing, pair this button with the recommended B225WF mounting option to ensure proper fit and long-term reliability, and verify sensor compatibility before reassembly.

Allied/Len Gordon Power Touch #10 Air Button [Bone/Beige] (951002-000)

Discontinued by manufacturer

Replaced with B225WF

Hole size 1-3/4"


Service Note: Control Distances
The air button should match the type of air sensor in use. A low volume button may not activate a latching air sensor. Likewise, a high volume button may damage a monetary air sensor.