Eskabe Thermocouple

1194202

Models: DVEL8, DVEL12

Status: In Stock

US$11.99

Description

Description

The Eskabe Thermocouple for DVEL12, part number 1194202, is a replacement safety sensor designed for use in Eskabe DVEL12 direct-vent non-electric wall heaters. It senses the presence of a pilot flame and sends a signal to the gas valve to keep the gas flow open only when the flame is present, helping prevent unburned gas from accumulating. This thermocouple is manufactured to match original equipment specifications so it installs directly into the heater’s pilot assembly when replacing a worn or failed thermocouple sensor.:contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

The thermocouple is intended for maintenance or repair when the heater exhibits issues such as failure to stay lit at the pilot or interruptions in normal operation, which can be caused by a degraded or open thermocouple. Proper sensing of the pilot flame is critical to safe combustion operation in gas appliances, as it ensures the gas valve only remains open when a stable flame is detected. Installation should follow the heater’s service and safety instructions, confirming the thermocouple tip is properly positioned in the pilot flame and all connections are secure.:contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

What’s Included: One (1) Eskabe thermocouple sensor for DVEL12 heater.

Installation Limits: For replacement use only on compatible Eskabe DVEL12 direct-vent heaters; install with the unit powered off and follow the model’s service instructions to correctly seat and secure the thermocouple to the pilot assembly.

Compatibility: Compatible specifically with Eskabe DVEL12 direct-vent non-electric wall furnace models requiring the 1194202 thermocouple sensor.:contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

Replacement Thermocouple for the Eskabe DVEL8 and DVEL12

Features

Features

  • Replacement thermocouple sensor for Eskabe DVEL12 heaters
  • Manufacturer part number 1194202 for correct parts identification
  • Monitors pilot flame presence to signal the gas valve
  • Direct replacement matching original equipment specifications
  • Helps prevent unburned gas when pilot flame is not present
  • Used when original thermocouple fails or pilot won’t stay lit
  • Install per model service instructions with proper flame positioning

Specifications

Specifications

Product Type: Thermocouple Sensor
Brand: Eskabe
Manufacturer Part Number: 1194202
Application: Pilot flame sensing in direct-vent wall heaters
Function: Signals gas valve to stay open only when pilot flame is present
Compatible Models: Eskabe DVEL12 direct-vent non-electric wall furnace

 

Install this thermocouple with the heater powered off, ensuring the sensing tip is properly positioned in the pilot flame and all connections are secure per the model’s service instructions for safe operation.:contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}

 

Support

Support

 
Product FAQ

Q. What is the Eskabe 1194202 thermocouple?

A. It is a pilot flame-sensing safety component used in Eskabe DVEL12 direct-vent heaters to signal the gas valve to remain open only when the pilot flame is present.:contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}

Q. When should this thermocouple be replaced?

A. Replace it when the pilot will not stay lit, the thermocouple is visibly damaged, or it fails continuity tests during service.:contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}

Q. Is this a direct original equipment replacement?

A. Yes; it is manufactured to match the original thermocouple specifications for the Eskabe DVEL12 heater.:contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}

Q. Can I install this myself?

A. Yes; installation can be done with the heater powered off, following the model’s service instructions to position the thermocouple tip in the pilot flame.:contentReference[oaicite:7]{index=7}

Q. What happens if this thermocouple fails?

A. A failing thermocouple can cause the gas valve to close prematurely, preventing the pilot from staying lit.:contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}

Q. Why is the thermocouple important?

A. It helps ensure safe operation by confirming the presence of a pilot flame before allowing the gas valve to remain open.:contentReference[oaicite:9]{index=9}

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