Imperial 1134 Range Gas Safety Solenoid Valve 50/60Hz 120V

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Imperial 1134 Gas Safety Solenoid Valve is a Range part for models such as AR-C, AR-NV, ARTL series, M series etc. This valve works at voltage 110-120V, frequency 50/60Hz with a power of 5W to provide safe and efficient control of gas flow in commercial kitchen applications. Even in Electromechanical and Control Equipment malfunctions, it has a provision that turns off gas supply, minimizing fire risks and guaranteeing optimal functioning. This is perfect for ensuring compliance and safety in any equipment that uses gas as a power source and is a better upgrade or replacement part for the better performance of the equipment.

Dimensions

  • Length: 2.25 In
  • Width: 1.625 In
  • Height: 3 In
  • Weight: 0.63 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Solenoid,Valve Safety Gas 110-120V, 50/60Hz,5 W, 0.05A
  • Fits American Range~
  • Models:
  • Ar-C, Ar-Nv, Artl1-C, Artl1-Nv, Artl2-C, Artl2-Nv, Artl3-C,
  • Artl3-Nv, M-1, M-2, Ma-1, Ma-2, Msd-1, Msd-2, Sag
Provides electrically controlled gas flow management for the burner circuit. The Imperial 1134 Range Gas Safety Solenoid Valve operates at 120V, 50/60Hz and uses an electrically actuated mechanism to control the gas supply path. When the appropriate electrical signal is applied, the valve changes position to permit gas flow, when the signal is removed, the valve returns to its closed state.

Gas Flow Control:
Controls the movement of gas through the supply pathway using an electrically operated solenoid mechanism. The internal valve position changes in response to the electrical signal from the equipment control circuit, allowing gas delivery to be coordinated with the required operating sequence.

Solenoid Actuation:
Uses an electromagnetic coil to generate the force required to move the internal valve mechanism. The 120V electrical input energizes the coil when activation is required, producing the mechanical movement necessary to open the gas pathway. Removal of the electrical signal allows the valve mechanism to return to its normal closed position.

Replacement Guidelines:
Replace the Range Gas Safety Solenoid Valve if it is damaged, corroded, leaking, or no longer provides proper gas-flow control. The part number 1134, 120V voltage specification, and 50/60Hz frequency should be verified before replacement to ensure the correct gas safety solenoid valve is selected. Replace the valve if deterioration affects gas flow control, valve operation, connection integrity, or normal range operation.

Common Failure Symptoms:

  • Gas flow remaining closed when activation is required.
  • Valve failing to respond to the electrical signal.
  • Visible damage to the valve or coil assembly.
  • Irregular gas delivery associated with improper valve operation.

Equipment Compatibility:
The Imperial 1134 Gas Safety Solenoid Valve is specified for equipment requiring a 120V, 50/60Hz, 5W solenoid valve configuration. Verify the equipment model, part number, electrical specifications, and valve configuration before purchase.

Technical Specifications:
Brand: Imperial
Part Number: 1134
Product Name: Gas Safety Solenoid Valve
Voltage Rating: 120V
Frequency: 50/60Hz
Equipment Type: Commercial Range

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Imperial 1134 Solenoid Valve?

Inspect the valve regularly for debris, corrosion, or leaks that could impede operation. Clean internal components with appropriate solvents and ensure connections are tight. Proper maintenance prevents malfunction and ensures consistent fluid or gas flow.

What are the common issues with the Imperial 1134 Solenoid Valve?

  • Valve fails to open or close completely
  • Electrical coil malfunctions or short circuits
  • Gas leaks due to worn seals
  • Inconsistent gas pressure or flow.

What is the Imperial 1134 used for?

The Imperial 1134 is a gas safety solenoid valve used in a range. It serves as a dedicated valve component within the appliance's gas-control arrangement.

What makes the Imperial 1134 a solenoid valve?

The Imperial 1134 uses an electrically actuated solenoid mechanism to operate the valve. This allows its operating state to be controlled through the appliance's electrical system.

What does the safety role of the Imperial 1134 indicate?

The safety role identifies the valve as part of the range's gas safety system. Its purpose is distinct from components used solely for routine burner adjustment.

How does the Imperial 1134 participate in range operation?

The valve participates in the range's gas-control sequence by providing a controlled point within the gas circuit. Its operation works with the appliance's associated control components.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Ensure the gas supply is turned off and the power is disconnected before starting.

Step2: Remove the existing solenoid valve from the range, noting wiring and gas connections.

Step3: Position the new solenoid valve in place and secure it with the fittings.

Step4: Reconnect the gas lines, ensuring all connections are tight and leak-free.

Step5: Reattach electrical wires according to the design.

Step6: Restore power and gas, then test the range to confirm proper operation.