Flame safety controls

[Frank_Cox]

If you do not understand any part or parts of what this post says, DO NOT Attempt any of these recommendations on your own...
Matter of fact... I recommend you hire an LP or Natural gas certified technician to do the work for you!
LP, Natural, and Butane gases are dangerous and can cause serious injury or even death if the proper safety precautions are not used while using or handling them.
We are making this post in an interest to educate on one of the many ways to make your gas burner safe to use. We are not recommending you to use this process or any part of it.
Be Careful! Use this at your own risk!


Ok, now that that is over. here ya go.
there are several methods and a ton of different parts available for you to use to make your gas burner safe to use for your cooker. one more time... this is dangerous to attempt if you don't understand that already.
For those of you who are going to "flame war" me over this post... I feel it is more dangerous for people to attempt this without any info than it is to have this nice little guide to at least start with.

Here is one method you can use. you will need:

• Pilot assembly similar to this one- http://www.baso.com/Section/Products/Pi ... urner.html
• some pilot tubing. usually 1/4" OD aluminum tubing. comes in a rollhttp://www.amazon.com/Aluminum-Pilot-Tu ... 122&sr=1-1
• A flame safety valve. these things come in all different configs. here is one of my favorites- http://www.baso.com/Section/Products/Ga ... Valve.html
• A thermocouple that matches your valve and the pilot assembly.- http://www.amazon.com/Honeywell-CQ100A- ... 081&sr=8-2
• whatever hardware you need to position these parts securely in a safe place.
• enough pipe and materials to get the pilot safety valve away from the heat of the firebox or any other heat source.

here is a link to the manufacturers installation documentation.
Follow these instructions very carefully!

• Gas Valve- http://www.baso.com/lib/subdomain/baso/ ... ctions.pdf
• Pilot Assembly application guide- http://www.baso.com/lib/subdomain/baso/ ... 20note.pdf
• Pilot assembly application note- http://www.baso.com/lib/subdomain/baso/ ... 20note.pdf
• pilot assembly product info- http://www.baso.com/lib/subdomain/baso/ ... mation.pdf

Ok so here is a pic of one scenario of this valve installed on a burner...

baso1.GIF

here is how a properly installed thermocouple should look when it is used with this style of pilot assembly...

baso3.GIF

here is a pic of the Baso H15 Gas valve that I am recommending...

baso2.jpg

[Jethro1]

Thanks Frank.

[The Czar]

No really...that is WAY SO MUCH better than picking up a manual and trying to wingy dingy it....




but in all reality if a person doesn't understand it...please ask or


or even worse



Just how many of these things can I fit in this post....

[Frank_Cox]

haha, your killin me bud!

[Frank_Cox]

Bumping this thread so people will not blow up.....

[Smokeone]

Good Thinking, OB1!

[The Czar]

Always a good thing not to blow up....