Rheem SP12049D "NG Pilot/24"" Ignition Sensor" "NG Pilot/24"" Ignition Sen

"NG Pilot/24"" Ignition Sensor"

The NG Pilot/24"" Ignition Sensor helps control the flow of natural gas to your appliance or fireplace. It can be used for pilot ignition on low-pressure appliances and furnaces with integral pilot assemblies only when an ignition device is used.

Rheem 's SP12049D "NG Pilot/24"" Ignition Sensor" is engineered to be compatible with most manufacturers of boilers or furnaces requiring a 24"" spark ignitor for gas pilot installations of up to 40,000 Btu/h. The sensor features a 1000-hour average life and requires 1/8"" H x 1-1/8"" L gas supply line and electrical connections. Rheem supports your investment with a 10-year warranty on parts and workmanship and free 24/7 technical support.

The NG Pilot/24"" Ignition Sensor by Rheem is designed to activate or shut off a 24"" gas water heater. It is a pilot assembly with an internal countdown feature. This ignition sensor has a disk, or glass cover, that generates heat to light the gas supply and get your water heater started.

The SP12049D NG Pilot/24"" Ignition Sensor is designed to sense the presence of natural gas. The SP12049D uses the Noveon Flex2 circuit technology, which provides optimized flame behavior and ignition reliability.

The NGPilot 24" Ignition Sensor by Rheem replaces the old pilot assembly on NG(Natural Gas), LP(Liquid Propane) or NG-LP(a combination of both) gas boilers. These devices are designed to sense when the pilot light is lit and transmit information to the main control panel in order to ignite the burner and generate heat for your home.

The Ignition Sensor comes in handy if you lose power to your pilot light. It is easy to install and eliminates the need for cumbersome matches or a lighter. The Sensor has many other uses around the house and can be used with your existing heater ignition system.

This product is a Genuine / OEM Ignition Sensor from Rheem. This part controls ignition-igniter operation, and detects flame. It is used in gas or liquid fuel furnaces and boilers that utilize automatic ignition devices.