Southbend 1185537 Range Safety Valve W/ 1/4" CCT Pilot Outlet 1/2" FPT

SKU: 1185537 Brand:
Southbend
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Baso Pilot Safety Valve,
1/2" Fpt In/Out, 1/4" Cct Pilot Out Only, Nat/Lp
Southbend Range P16C-T, P16N-T, P32A-Tt, P32C-Tt, P32D-Tt,
P32N-Tt, P48A-Ttt, P48C-Ttt, P48D-Ttt, P48N-Ttt

Description

The Southbend 1185537 Range Safety Valve is a safety equipment meant to improve safety in gas-operated cooking equipment. It has a 1/4” CCT pilot outlet and a 1/2” FPT connection which makes pressure control easy. This valve helps release extra pressure without an instance of gas leakage or an explosion it is safety for equipment and human beings. Some of the advantages are, compliance to safety measures, low incidence of accidents, and durability of appliances. Perfect for use in kitchens.

More Information:

  • SOUTHBEND:1185537 ,SOU1185537

Step1: Turn off Range power supply; ensure system is cool.

Step2: Remove old valve and clean mounting surface.

Step3: Install new valve with correct gas line alignment and tighten fittings.

Step4: Connect pilot outlet tubing securely.

Step5: Check for leaks with soapy solution; restore gas and test ignition.

Step6: Always ensure gas is fully shut off before installation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Southbend 1185537 Safety Valve?

    Inspect the safety valve regularly for gas leaks, corrosion, or loose fittings around the pilot outlet and threaded connections. Keep the valve area free from grease and debris to maintain proper gas flow. Test pilot operation periodically to ensure accurate ignition and shutdown response.

  • What are common issues with the Southbend 1185537 Safety Valve?

    • Gas leakage at pilot outlet connection due to worn seals.
    • Inconsistent gas flow causing ignition failure or weak flame.
    • Valve sticking from grease buildup or debris.
    • Faulty shutoff operation causing inconsistent heating.