Robertshaw 1820-019 Pilot Uni-Kit

The Robertshaw 1820-019 Pilot Uni-Kit is a specialized service solution engineered to replace high-demand ITT-General PG9 type pilots including the PG9A41 series. As an aerated pilot burner, it combines the stable attributes of an incinerator pilot with the precision of a target type burner, ensuring non-linting performance in challenging environments. This kit is built for millivolt gas systems and features a 90° left-hand flame pattern for optimal sensor impingement. It includes a high-output 1950-532 thermopile with 36-inch leads, generating the necessary 750mV to power your electromagnetic gas valves. Field conversion is streamlined with the inclusion of both Natural Gas and LP orifices, along with a 1/4-inch tubing adaptor that allows for direct connection to existing lines without the need for cutting or flares. For contractors handling furnace pilot replacement or fireplace ignition repair, this 1820 series assembly provides a reliable thermopile pilot generator setup that eliminates the need for air shutters or extra shielding.

• Universal Compatibility: Specifically designed to replace hard-to-find ITT-General PG9 models, reducing truck stock requirements.
• Complete Igntion Registry: Includes a factory-matched 750mV thermopile and multi-gas orifices (NG/LP) for immediate site adaptation.
• Simplified Installation: Features a special 1/4" tubing adaptor with nut and ball sleeve to preserve original fuel lines.
• Stable Flame Geometry: The 90° left-hand pilot flame ensures consistent millivolt generation and rapid main burner ignition.
• Maintenance-Free Design: Aerated, non-linting characteristics prevent common pilot outages caused by dust and debris buildup.

• What gas types is this pilot kit compatible with? The kit is dual-fuel rated and ships with both Natural Gas and Liquid Propane orifices to match your appliance's manifold pressure requirements.
• Will this replace a standard thermocouple pilot? This model is a thermopile generator kit (750mV) and is intended for millivolt systems. Confirm if your gas valve requires a standard thermocouple or a power-generating thermopile before installation.
• What should I do if the pilot won't stay lit? Verify lead connections at the gas valve and check the thermopile output with a multimeter. Ensure the 90° flame is properly engulfing the top 1/3 of the thermopile element for maximum millivolt production.

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