Meter Star PG-1 Natural Gas Pilot Assembly Kit for Pilot Light Repair, Compatible with Real Fyre G45 G46 Burners and APK-10 APK-11 Valves

Highlights
- Natural gas pilot assembly: Direct replacement for vented fireplace burners, compatible with Real Fyre G45 and G46 burners and APK-10/APK-11 manual on/pilot off millivolt valve systems.
- Pilot light repair kit: Includes a natural gas pilot burner assembly, 750mV thermopile generator, and 18.1-inch (460 mm) gas supply tube for replacing a worn pilot system.
- 750mV thermopile generator: 36-inch color-coded leads help provide steady voltage for millivolt valve operation and may help address pilot lights that keep going out.
- Direct installation design: Pre-swaged fittings support secure connections, while flexible lead routing helps replacement without system modifications when matched to the listed models.
- Manual pilot control: On/pilot off configuration supports precise flame control and proper gas flow for routine maintenance or repair of vented natural gas fireplace burners.

A pilot light that keeps going out or inconsistent ignition can interrupt normal use of a vented natural gas fireplace. The Meter Star PG-1 Natural Gas Pilot Assembly Kit is designed as a replacement pilot assembly for compatible Real Fyre G45 and G46 burners using APK-10 or APK-11 manual on/pilot off millivolt valve systems. The kit includes a natural gas pilot burner assembly, a 750mV thermopile generator, and an 18.1-inch (460 mm) gas supply tube. The thermopile includes 36-inch color-coded leads to support routing during installation and millivolt valve operation. The assembly is tested at 4.0 in. W.C. and is intended for natural gas pilot light repair in compatible vented fireplace burner systems. For use, match the pilot assembly to the listed compatible burner and valve models, shut off the gas supply before service, and follow the fireplace and valve manufacturer instructions during installation. Pre-swaged fittings and direct replacement design help simplify maintenance when replacing a worn or faulty pilot system.