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Johnson Controls K16RA-48H Coaxial Thermocouple 48" Thick Capillary Nickel Plated 11/32"-32 20-30mV

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The Johnson Controls K16RA-48H Coaxial Thermocouple is a component that produces a millivolt signal when it detects the heat at the point where two different metals are joined. The signal output varies between 20 and 30 millivolts depending on the temperature of the flame, to signal the safety control that the flame is present. This thermocouple is mounted at the burner assembly, the sensing tip is placed directly in the flame, and the threaded capillary is attached to the mounting bracket. It has a 48-inch coaxial lead, thick capillary construction, and an 11/32-32 threaded connection.

Dimensions

  • Length: 5 In
  • Width: 3.25 In
  • Height: 1 In
  • Weight: 0.3 lbs
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Product Notes

  • 48" Heavy Duty Coaxial Thermocouple, 20-30 Mv
  • With Thick Cappillary.
  • Coaxial Thermocouple Threads = 11/32"-32.
  • Johnson Controls K16Ra-48C
  • Nickel Plated
  • Blodgett Model?
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What maintenance is required for the Johnson Controls K16RA-48H Thermocouple?

Keep the thermocouple tip clean and free from carbon buildup to ensure accurate flame sensing. Inspect the capillary tube regularly for kinks, cracks, or heat damage. Ensure threaded connections remain tight and corrosion-free for stable signal transmission and better burner operation.

What are common issues with the Johnson Controls K16RA-48H Thermocouple?

  • Cracked or damaged capillary tube reducing sensing accuracy.
  • Corroded or loose threaded connections affecting continuity.
  • Carbon buildup on probe leading to false flame readings.
  • Intermittent pilot flame detection failures.
  • Overheating causing sensor degradation and unstable output.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Shut off gas supply and allow unit to cool completely.

Step2: Disconnect old thermocouple from pilot and control valve.

Step3: Clean pilot assembly area before installing new unit.

Step4: Position new thermocouple tip directly in pilot flame.

Step5: Thread connector into valve and tighten lightly.

Step6: Route tubing away from heat sources and sharp edges.

Step7: Restore gas and test for stable pilot operation.