ROBERTSHAW 710-502 Gas Valve Standard Opening 70000 Btuh

Robertshaw 710-502 gas valve is used in commercial heating systems, hot water heaters, ovens and furnaces. It offers precise control of gas flow and ignition for efficient and safe operation in diverse heating and cooking applications.

Working Mechanism:

• The gas valve regulates the flow of gas into the appliance.
• It allows a small amount of gas for pilot ignition.
• When the thermostat calls for heat, it sends a signal.
• The valve opens fully, igniting the main burner.
• The main burner provides the desired heat output.
• It includes safety mechanisms like thermocouples to shut off gas if the pilot goes out.
• The valve maintains consistent temperature by adjusting gas flow.

Features:

• It features a dial marking for on, off and pilot for easy and clear control of gas flow.
• This gas valve has a low capacity and compact dimensions of 3-13/16 inch height, 4-21/32 inch length and 1-29/32 inch wide to make it space-efficient.
• It can be operated at ambient temperatures ranging from -40 to 175 degrees F for reliability in extreme weather conditions.
• This gas valve features a 1/4 inch tubing pilot outlet and a maximum inlet pressure of 14 inch WC for installation in versatile gas supply setups.
• It is integrated with an inlet filtered screen to prevent debris from entering the gas line, enhancing safety and longevity.
• This gas valve is compatible with natural, manufactured, mixed, LP and LP / air mixtures.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What factors should I consider while choosing a gas valve?

A.

• Match the gas type.
• Check pressure rating and size.
• Choose the right valve type and material.
• Consider actuation method.
• Prioritise safety features.
• Verify standards compliance.
• Consider the installation environment.

Q. How do I clean and maintain Robertshaw 710-502 standard opening gas valve?

A.

• Shut off gas supply.
• Clean exterior with a damp cloth.
• Inspect for leaks regularly.
• Lubricate moving parts as needed.
• Consider professional servicing if necessary.

Q. When should I replace a standard opening gas valve?

A.

• It leaks or shows signs of corrosion.
• It fails to open or close properly.
• It is damaged or worn beyond repair.
• It doesn't meet current safety standards.
• It is more than 10-15 years old (depending on usage).