Johnson Controls G96HGH-5 Dual Solenoid Gas Valve 1/2" FPT 250000 BTU 25V

SKU: G96HGH-5 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Dual Solenoid Valve
[ Nat Gas ] [ 1/2" Fpt Gas In/Out ] [ Nc ] [ 25 V ]
[ Width 4-1/8" ] [ 250,000 Btu ] [ 1/4" Cct Pilot Out ]
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Description

The Johnson Controls G96HGH-5 Dual Solenoid Gas Valve is a gas control part applied in compatible commercial heating and cooking parts to control the flow of natural or propane gas. It has 1/2-inch FPT connections and a 250,000 BTU capacity and is operated on a 25-volt control circuit to switch the flow of gas to the system according to system signals. This valve is installed in the gas train and assists in safe startup, shutdown, and modulation. In practice, it is used during service or replacement to get the proper gas control and system operation again.

More Information:

  • GARLAND:1754901 ,GL1754901||JOHNSON CONTROLS:G96HGH-5

Step1: Shut off electrical power and close the gas supply valve before servicing the equipment.

Step2: Label and disconnect all wiring, then remove the old gas valve from the gas line.

Step3: Apply approved gas-rated thread sealant to the pipe threads and install the new valve in the correct flow direction.

Step4: Reconnect the wiring terminals according to the equipment diagram.

Step5: Restore the gas supply and check all fittings for leaks using a soap-and-water solution.

Step6: Turn power back on and test ignition and gas valve operation to ensure safe performance.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Johnson Controls G96HGH-5 Dual Solenoid Gas Valve?

    Regularly inspect the valve for gas leaks, secure electrical connections, and proper coil operation. Keep the unit clean and free from grease, dust, or debris that may affect solenoid movement. Check inlet screens for blockage and ensure stable voltage supply. Replace seals or coils if irregular operation or sticking is observed.

  • What are common issues with the Johnson Controls G96HGH-5 Dual Solenoid Gas Valve?

    • Solenoid coil failure preventing valve opening.
    • Gas leakage from worn seals or fittings.
    • Valve sticking or delayed response.
    • Blocked inlet screen reducing gas flow.
    • Electrical connection faults or voltage drop.
    • Overheating during continuous operation.