产品详情
Highlights
- Perfect Replacement for Outdoor Patio Heaters: Specifically designed to replace faulty thermocouplers in most propane-powered outdoor patio heaters (NOT universal—check compatibility first). Features a total length of 13.7" (350mm), 4.8mm flat terminal for dump switch connection, and M8*1 nut for secure valve attachment, making it ideal for heater repair.
- Flame Failure Safety Protection: Acts as a critical safety device—automatically shuts off the gas valve if the pilot flame goes out (closing valve time 25mV) for reliable performance. Resists corrosion from outdoor elements, ensuring long-lasting use even in varying weather conditions.
- Easy Installation in Minutes: No complex tools needed—simply fix the thermocoupler head to the pilot bracket or mounting plate with clips, keep the tip 5mm away from the burner hole (right height), tighten the M8 nut to the gas valve, and connect the terminals to the tilt switch. Open the valve for 5-10 seconds to heat the head, then release—works instantly if installed correctly.
- Portable & Outdoor-Ready: Lightweight design (only 0.88 ounces) for easy carrying and storage. Exclusively built for outdoor use, it pairs with radiant-heat patio heaters to maintain warmth, making it a must-have replacement part for extending your outdoor heating system’s lifespan.
Thermocouple is a replacement sensor for patio space heaters the head need to be heated always
Operation Instructions
1). install the thermocouple on a pilot bracket or heater mounting plate fixed by clips
2). Keep the tip at around 5mm distance from the burner hole in right height.
3). Faston the thermocouple nut M8 on the valve end tightly (Check if your valve end thread if 8mm before you buy)
4). Connect two flat terminals well with the current tilt switch terminals.
5). Open gas and push your valve around 5-10s till the thermocouple head is heated enough.
6). Release your hand and it work properly
If when you release hand, gas valve shut off again, Please check
a. If your thermocouple is always be heated on flame
b. If the thermocouple end is well connect with valve
c. If the terminals connect tilt switch well.
