Southbend 1178815 Range Gas Pressure Regulator 3/4" NAT/LP

SKU: 1178815 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Pressure Regulator, Nat/Lp
Maxitrol
Rv48Cl, 3/4" Fpt In/Out, Wc = 4"-10"
Southbend Range Series 400, Hd, Md, S

Description

The Southbend 1178815 Range Gas Pressure Regulator 3/4" NAT/LP controls natural or liquid propane gas flow to maintain a steady pressure level to ensure proper operation of the burner. It also regulates the incoming gas pressure to meet the demands of the range, and maintains a constant flame condition during cooking. This regulator is usually placed between the gas supply line and the range, and is usually fixed to the inlet to regulate the flow of gas. The 3/4-inch connection size enables it to fit standard gas lines, so it can be used in commercial kitchen where pressure has to be controlled accurately.

More Information:

  • ATOSA:301030014||SOUTHBEND:1178815 ,SOU1178815||VULCAN HART:00-498871-00120 ,498871-120

Step1: Turn off the range gas supply and disconnect the power.

Step2: Remove the old regulator from gas line connection.

Step3: Install a new pressure regulator, ensuring correct flow direction.

Step4: Tighten fittings securely to prevent gas leaks.

Step5: Turn the gas on slowly and inspect all joints.

Step6: Test the burner flame for proper pressure and stability.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Southbend 1178815 Gas Pressure Regulator?

    Regularly inspect the regulator for signs of corrosion, leaks, or damage. Clean external surfaces and ensure connections are tight. Proper maintenance ensures consistent gas pressure and safe range operation. Always turn off the gas supply before servicing.

  • What are common issues with the Southbend 1178815 Gas Pressure Regulator?

    • Gas pressure fluctuations.
    • Leaking connections or seals.
    • Regulator diaphragm wear or damage.
    • Difficulty maintaining steady flame.