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BASO Gas Products H15AR-3 3/8 Inch Safety Pilot Valve 180 Cfh

Special Price $276.54 Regular Price $306.96
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H15AR-3

The BASO Gas Products H15AR-3 is a 3/8-inch safety pilot valve intended for use in a variety of HVAC systems, including boilers, furnaces, and water heaters. It performs an important role in guaranteeing safety by automatically turning off the gas flow when the pilot light goes out, preventing dangerous gas leaks. This valve has a flow capacity of 180 cubic feet per hour and functions at temperatures ranging from 120 to 150 degrees Fahrenheit. Its compact size and consistent performance make it an ideal addition to any HVAC system. The BASO H15AR-3 is a safety device that automatically turns off gas flow in the absence of a pilot light, resulting in a safer and more secure HVAC system.

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Manufacturer Name: BASO Gas Products
Product Number: H15AR-3
OEM Part Number: H15AR-3
Product Description: 3/8"Safety Pilot Vlv 180 Cfh
Weight:0.68lbs/308.44g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the BASO Gas Products H15AR-3 Safety Pilot Valve?

Regularly inspect the valve for gas leaks, corrosion, or dirt buildup to ensure safe operation. Clean the pilot assembly and orifice gently to maintain proper flame performance. Check tightness of connections periodically. Proper maintenance prevents ignition failure and ensures consistent gas flow and safety.

What are common issues with the BASO Gas Products H15AR-3 Safety Pilot Valve?

  • Pilot flame failure due to clogged orifice or dirt buildup.
  • Gas leakage from worn seals or loose fittings.
  • Inconsistent ignition or weak flame performance.
  • Thermocouple or sensing failure causing shutdown issues.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off gas supply and power, and allow system to cool completely for safety.

Step 2: Remove existing valve and clean mounting threads on line.

Step 3: Install new valve with correct gas flow direction and tighten fittings securely.

Step 4: Connect pilot tubing and wiring per manufacturer diagram.

Step 5: Leak test all joints with proper solution, then restore gas and test ignition.

Step 6: Ensure proper ventilation and monitor for leaks during initial operation.