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Poagavgs 24' Thermopile Generates Q313A 750 Millivolt Thermopile Assemblies Replacement for Gas Fryer Fireplace Gas Water Heater

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  • Q313A 24" Thermopile Generates 750 Millivolt Thermopile Assemblies
  • Normal working temperature 700-750°C Normal Range 600 to 750mV Lowest Acceptable 540 mV Turndown 141 mV
  • Normally installed on plilot assembly used for fireplaces, frying, heating appliance fits for Gas ovens Gas grills Gas boilers Gas water Heaters and more
  • Fits Empire DV210 DV215 GWT25 GWT35 and GWT50 Models Replaces 1950-001 071515 53374 7533113 0125501 60J79 60J7901 H5882 R942 R1054 2103-512
  • Length 24" aluminium glass fiber cover to make sure the leads are more duable strong anti-aging ability high temperature resistance


Poagavgs 24" Thermopile Generates Q313A 750 Millivolt Thermopile Assemblies Replacement for Gas Fryer Fireplace Gas Water Heater


JJuser
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025
Ordered a pair three weeks ago. Installed first one and it worked well for about two days with an output voltage of 0.57 VDC initially measured at the hookup terminals on the millivolt connectors on the gas regulator to my fireplace logs. Two days later the pilot was still lit but burner flame would not ignite when I switched it on and pilot extinguished simultaneously. Relit pilot and output voltage had dropped to 0.22 VDC. At that point I assumed the regulator was faulty and I replaced it with a new Robertshaw 710-052. Installed the second thermopile and everything worked again with initial output voltage of 0.62 VDC. Again I operated my fireplace logs for two days until suddenly the flame and pilot extinguished again. I relit pilot and the thermopile output voltage had again fallen to 0.2 VDC. I checked the resistance of the second thermopile disconnected and measured 12-13 mega ohms. I believe the proper resistance should be about 1000 mega ohms. I conclude these thermopiles are defective and I am returning them.
Pat Kelly
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025
This worked flawlessly great product!
Arlene Harkin
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2025
Exactly what we needed and ordered from Amazon. Thanks
Tom
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2025
Product came as described.My ANET 14GS deep fryer suddenly stopped working. Found out the pilot was off. Tried reigniting but it would no stay lit. Usually it's the thermopile that caused this according to my research. So I replaced it and it is working again. Easy to fix. I flipped the fryer on the side, removed the bottom panel (4 screws) and have access to the thermopile mount. Unscrew the old one, pull it out and replace. Rewire, and you are done. Max 30min.