Southbend 1182594 Range Safety Valve 1/4 MPT X 7/16 CC W/ 240" Stem Hood Orifice

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Description

The Southbend 1182594 Range Safety Valve is a vital part that is used in gas-operated cooking equipment. It is equipped with a 1/4 MPT connection and a 7/16 CC hood orifice of 240 stems to allow precise regulation of gas flow. This valve acts semi-automatically to stop the supply of gas if a flame is put off to avoid the accumulation of flammable gas and subsequent explosions. Advantages include increased safety, conformity to the standards, and equipment protection, which makes the product suitable for commercial and home applications

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Manufacturer Name: Southbend
Product Number: 1182594
OEM Part Number: 1182594
Product Description: Southbend Range 1182594 Pilot Safety Valve – your trusted partner in ensuring a safe and reliable cooking environment. Crafted with precision and engineered for durability, this essential component is designed to keep your commercial kitchen running smoothly. Measuring at a compact 4 inches in length, 3 inches in width, and 2 inches in height, this valve is the epitome of space efficiency, making it a seamless addition to your kitchen setup. At just 0.74 pounds, it won't weigh you down either. Crafted with utmost precision, this pilot safety valve guarantees unparalleled safety for your kitchen staff and equipment. Its compact design ensures it can easily fit into any compatible appliance, and its lightweight build won't add unnecessary bulk. 

Key features set this valve apart: 

1) Exceptional safety standards

2) Precise engineering

3) Compact dimensions for easy installation

4) Lightweight design

5) Durability for long-lasting use, and 

6) Compatibility with various appliance

Similar Models:60139101 - Pitco, 2V-60139101 - Star-Mfg
Dimensions:
Length:4in/10.16cm
Width:3in/7.62cm
Height:2in/5.08cm
Weight:0.74lbs/335.66g

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Step1: Turn off the range gas and power supply before starting installation.

Step2: Locate the safety valve within the gas system.

Step3: Disconnect all gas line connections carefully.

Step4: Remove the existing valve from its position.

Step5: Install the new valve securely.

Step6: Reconnect fittings tightly.

Step7: Restore the gas supply slowly.

Step8: Check for leaks and proper operation.

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  • How difficult is it to install this safety valve?

    Installation is straightforward and hassle-free, thanks to its user-friendly design and clear instructions.

  • Does this valve offer precise control over the pilot flame?

    Absolutely, it provides precise control, ensuring optimal efficiency for your kitchen equipment.

  • What sets the Southbend Pilot Safety Valve apart from other options?

    Its durable construction and Southbend's reputation for quality make it a standout choice for safety and reliability.

  • What maintenance is required for the Southbend 1182594 Safety Valve?

    Regularly inspect the safety valve for signs of corrosion, dirt buildup, or sticking that could prevent proper operation. Clean the range valve seat and exterior gently to remove debris, and ensure connections are secure. Always depressurize the system before servicing to maintain stable equipment operation.

  • What are the common issues with the Southbend 1182594 Safety Valve?

    • Valve sticking due to dirt or debris buildup.
    • Leakage around the valve seat when closed.
    • Spring fatigue is causing improper pressure release.
    • Corrosion affecting movement and sealing.