Robertshaw
Robertshaw 1950-001 36'' 2-lead thermopile thermostat
A thermopile for standing-pilot systems with a 36 in cable, 3/8 in probe diameter, 2 in probe length, 250 to 750 mV output and two-lead connection
- TypeLearning Thermostats
- 36-inch cable reaches pilot assemblies easily
- 250–750 mV output powers gas valves reliably
- CSA certified for safety compliance
- PG9 pilot adaptor and Tinnerman clip included
- Universal fit for TP-75 series systems
Robertshaw 1950-001 Thermopile Thermostat
This Robertshaw 1950-001 thermopile thermostat generates 250 to 750mV for standing pilot systems. The 36-inch cable and 3/8-inch diameter probe suit standard HVAC installations. It includes a PG9 pilot adaptor and Tinnerman clip for secure mounting. The unit carries CSA certification for safety compliance.
Suits gas appliance repair
Technicians servicing gas fireplaces, heaters or boilers with standing pilot ignition will find this thermopile a direct fit. The two-lead design matches universal TP-75 series requirements. Installers needing electronic ignition components or different voltage outputs should select an alternative part.
Verify pilot system type
Confirm the appliance uses a standing pilot system compatible with a 250 to 750mV thermopile. Check that the 3/8-inch probe diameter and 2-inch probe length match the existing pilot assembly. Ensure the 36-inch lead length reaches the gas valve terminals without strain.
Highlights
- 36-inch cable reaches pilot assemblies easily
- 250–750 mV output powers gas valves reliably
- CSA certified for safety compliance
- PG9 pilot adaptor and Tinnerman clip included
- Universal fit for TP-75 series systems
Specifications
| Brand | ROBERTSHAW |
|---|---|
| Type | Learning Thermostats |
Questions about this item
Does the 36'' thermopile need a standing-pilot gas valve to operate?
Yes — the unit is rated for standing-pilot systems and produces 250 to 750 mV to power the valve directly.
Will the included PG9 pilot adaptor and Tinnerman clip fit the TP-75 series burner I already have?
The thermopile is listed as compatible with the TP-75 series, and the supplied PG9 adaptor plus clip are the standard hardware for that platform.
How can I confirm the 1950-001 is generating the correct millivolt output after installation?
With the pilot lit and the leads disconnected, a multimeter set to DC millivolts should read between 250 and 750 mV across the two leads.
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