Built for reliable ignition control in commercial fryers, this armored thermopile delivers consistent millivolt output and robust physical protection to support continuous kitchen use. Technicians will appreciate the solid 750 MV signal and the 36-inch lead length that simplify retrofit and replacement tasks. Service managers benefit from reduced downtime through straightforward spade terminal connections designed for two screw mounts.
LongDescription#@#Armored Thermopile, 36", 2 lead wire, 750 MV, PG9 adapter, spade terminals for (2) screw mounts, for fryers, replaces Frymaster: 8102033 (ICS item H1258) (NET Price)#@@#Cleaning Instructions#@#Unplug fryer before service. Remove oil and allow unit to cool. Wipe exterior and control panels with a mild detergent and a soft cloth. Clean burner and pilot areas using a brush and vacuum to remove grease and debris. Inspect and wipe thermopile and wire leads; avoid soaking electrical connectors. Check seals and replace if cracked. Rinse washable parts with hot water and mild soap, then dry completely. Regular cleaning reduces bacteria, fire risk, energy use, and equipment failure.#@@#Additional Info#@#AllPoints 51-1346 armored thermopile delivers 750 mV output with 36" dual lead wire and PG9 adapter; spade terminals fit two screw mounts for fryer control systems, compatible with Frymaster 8102033, CSA-listed, 0.31 pounds.#@@#General Info#@#Description #@#
Built for reliable ignition control in commercial fryers, this armored thermopile delivers consistent millivolt output and robust physical protection to support continuous kitchen use. Technicians will appreciate the solid 750 MV signal and the 36-inch lead length that simplify retrofit and replacement tasks. Service managers benefit from reduced downtime through straightforward spade terminal connections designed for two screw mounts.
#@@# Lead Wire#@#
The 36-inch lead simplifies routing in crowded fryer cavities and reduces the need for extension splices, keeping installations neat and secure. Electricians appreciate the length when aligning sensors to control modules without tension on terminations.
#@@# Millivolt Output#@#
Providing 750 MV ensures stable control signal levels for reliable pilot operation across compatible gas control systems. Operators experience fewer false shutdowns and more consistent heat retention during peak service.
#@@# Armored Construction#@#
Armored jacketing protects the internal thermopile from abrasion, heat, and incidental contact inside fryer assemblies. Maintenance staff will see longer component life and fewer emergency replacements under heavy use.
#@@# PG9 Adapter#@#
The integrated PG9 adapter supports secure conduit entry and maintains a tight seal against grease and steam intrusion in fryer environments. Kitchen engineers can preserve enclosure integrity and reduce the risk of signal degradation.
#@@# Spade Terminals#@#
Dual spade terminals configured for two screw mounts enable fast, secure electrical connections during field service. Technicians complete swaps quickly and maintain consistent contact pressure for dependable performance.
#@@# Component Compatibility#@#
Designed as a direct replacement for common fryer thermopiles and specified to substitute Frymaster 8102033, this unit fits existing mounting patterns and control schemes.
#@@#Delivery Details#@#
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• Delivery times may vary based on location.#@@#deliverynotes#@#NA#@@#Maintenance Guide#@#Install the AllPoints 51-1346 armored thermopile per guidelines for reliable pilot sensing in fryers. Inspect the 36" lead wires and PG9 adapter for abrasion and corrosion monthly. Tighten spade terminals to torque values and replace oxidized crimps. Clean surfaces to prevent grease buildup that degrades signal. Record resistance and millivolt output; compare against specifications and replace the component if readings fall outside tolerances.
