Can this unit be added to a valve whose thermocouple is bolted into it like a pipe (unlike a valve whose thermocouple is connected via red and white wires).
2039930
It is not designed as a replacement for a water heater gas valve with the integral thermocouple. It does not include any kind of thermostat. This unit is best suited to a furnace or boiler that has a thermostat.
2022306
No, it doesn't. This product only contains the line for the thermocoupler and the tube for the gas to go through that lights the pilot light. And, of course, the mounting brackets for both. If your pilot light button (or is it the ignition button that creates the spark, that is broken??) is broken, that is something that is usually a part of the control valve itself. You might be able to contact the maker of the control valve and get a replacement, or you may have to buy an entirely new control valve, which can get pretty expensive especially if you have to hire a plumber or your local gas provider to install it for you. No, it doesn't. This product only contains the line for the thermocoupler and the tube for the gas to go through that lights the pilot light. And, of course, the mounting brackets for both. If your pilot light button (or is it the ignition button that creates the spark, that is broken??) is broken, that is something that is usually a part of the control valve itself. You might be able to contact the maker of the control valve and get a replacement, or you may have to buy an entirely new control valve, which can get pretty expensive especially if you have to hire a plumber or your local gas... » Read More No, it doesn't. This product only contains the line for the thermocoupler and the tube for the gas to go through that lights the pilot light. And, of course, the mounting brackets for both. If your pilot light button (or is it the ignition button that creates the spark, that is broken??) is broken, that is something that is usually a part of the control valve itself. You might be able to contact the maker of the control valve and get a replacement, or you may have to buy an entirely new control valve, which can get pretty expensive especially if you have to hire a plumber or your local gas provider to install it for you. « Show Less
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Yes you can add to the unit.i love mine.i have not add to mine. It is handy
428412
Yes, you can connect the two together, but you might need to obtain an additional brass fitting depending what type of hose you have. Can be found at any good hardware store. Be sure to use GAS rated Teflon tape (yellow), not water pipe (white).
273530
The connections are threaded. You should be able to elbow the piping over and even down, doing your valves on the horizontal or in other space you create by laying out the piping to do so.
951526
I don't think this is something Bayou Classic does, its a dyi project that can be done with a drill, a step-bit and a ball valve. http://www.hoptomology.com/2012/03/28/how-to-install-a-ball-valve-and-thermometer-in-your-brewpot-using-a-weldless-fitting/
1200497
I believe so. if you look under the frequently purchased together you should see it and a hot and cold valve that you will need.
592090
The one I have came with a thermocouple rod and it need to go in the radiator, the rod should slide through the fins of the radiator. If you have a the version with the threaded thermocouple then the thermocouple need to be in direct contract with the coolant. This would be best of used as the coolant temp sensor.
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I believe it does. If I recall correctly, the connectors are built in the valve housing. I broke the connector when I removed the water lines, (it was difficult to get the tubes out), but popped into the new valve no problem. There is also a YouTube video that is good - see link below. It shows the disassembly and reassembly. Good luck. www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VpP7n3EeQo
916077
Depends who you get it from. Most sellers don't include thermocouples, unless otherwise stated.They are sold separately.
1728212
The sensor is pretty versatile. As long as the flame sensor "the rod portion that extends past the white portion" reaches the flame and is in the flame it will work. It will NOT replace a thermocouple.
1643749
Can you adjust the flow and temperature separately? If so, I don't think you have a standard valve.
695533
One has the temp. control valve to hook to the plumbing, The other is just the parts that extend from the wall. I am not sure why they even offer just the exterior parts with out a way to hook it up.
1278178
Nope. The plunger must pull in to open the valve, to achive what you need would require a major redesign. It might just be possible to "Rube Gldberg" some sort of external set up, remove the solenoid, and mount it beside the valve and use a lever arrangement, but it would be clumsy. Good Luck Terry
1458248
You can. Or if you'd like you could drill a small 3/16" hole through the side. The thermocouple wire is very small.
2212906
You could mount a mixing valve in another location and supply whatever temperature water you wanted to the hot side. Best bet is to not buy this at all. I was not very impressed with mine and ended up going to an alternative route.
1995485
No. You'd have to get a separate valve for that. I've seen them for $10 at hardware stores, very small & push-button operation.