Town Foodservice Equipment 249011 Pilot Safety Valve W/ 3/8" NPT Reducer Bushings 1/4" CCT Pilot Out 1/2"

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Nat/Lp, Gas Safety Valve, 3/8" Fpt In/Out,
"K" Type 1/4" Cct Pilot Out Only,
Robertshaw Ts11 Safety.
Cecilware Grill Ag 24, 36, 48, <1/86
Ag 1824, 1836, 1848, 2424, 2436, 2448, >1/86
Star Griddle 451, 452
Vulcan Griddle Mgg
Wyott Grill

Description

The Town Foodservice Equipment 249011 Pilot Safety Valve provides dependable gas flow control that ensures safety during cooking operations. The valve operates with natural or LP gas through its 3/8" FPT inlet and outlet and utilizes a 1/4" CCT pilot connection for exact control. The safety valve functions with Robertshaw TS11 systems to operate Cecilware AG grills and Star 451/452 griddles and Vulcan MGG units. The durable construction with easy design enables simple installation and the "K" type pilot improveoperational safety measures. The safety valve performs an essential function by ensuring stable cooking environments for high-performance equipment.

More Information:

  • APW WYOTT:2065607||CECILWARE:L020A ,L020F ,L344A ,L344F||GRINDMASTER:L020A ,L020F ,L344A ,L344F||HOBART:00-820299 ,820299||STAR MFG:2V-9495 ,9495||VULCAN HART:00-820299 ,820299 ,VH00-820299 ,VH820299

Step1: Turn off the gas supply before beginning installation.

Step2: Locate the pilot safety valve within the gas line assembly.

Step3: Disconnect the thermocouple and gas connections carefully.

Step4: Remove the existing safety valve from its position.

Step5: Install the new valve with correct orientation.

Step6: Reconnect all fittings securely to prevent leaks.

Step7: Restore gas supply slowly.

Step8: Test pilot operation and check for leaks.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Town Foodservice Equipment 249011 Pilot Safety Valve?

    Regularly inspect the valve for leaks, corrosion, or debris. Test its operation periodically to ensure proper pressure release. Clean carefully without using hard chemicals, and follow safety instructions when working with pressurized systems to prevent accidents.

  • What are the common issues with the Town Foodservice Equipment 249011 Pilot Safety Valve?

    • Valve may fail to open or close properly.
    • Leaks around the connection points.
    • Corrosion or buildup affecting performance.
    • Inconsistent pressure release or malfunction under load.