Allpoints Foodservice H1259 Armored Thermopile 750 Mv 72 in

Product Description

The ALLPOINTS FOODSERVICE H1259 is an armored thermopile designed for commercial gas fryer pilot burner circuits. It generates 750 millivolts (MV) to power millivolt gas valve systems, eliminating the need for external electrical supply at the valve. The unit features a 72-inch armored leadwire with a 2-lead configuration compatible with Type Q313 Honeywell-style connections. At 0.14 pounds, it is a compact, direct-replacement component suited for commercial kitchen service technicians working on gas-fired fryer equipment.

This thermopile is intended for use in commercial gas fryers where a millivolt pilot-powered gas valve controls main burner ignition. It is a direct replacement for the Bakers Pride M1265X thermopile. The 72-inch lead length provides adequate reach in most standard fryer configurations without requiring splicing or extension. Service technicians replacing failed or degraded thermopiles in commercial cooking equipment will find this a straightforward drop-in substitution.

Key Features

• 750 MV output rated for millivolt gas valve pilot circuits
• 72-inch armored leadwire for full reach in standard fryer cabinets
• 2-lead configuration compatible with Type Q313 Honeywell-style connections
• Armored construction protects the lead from heat and mechanical abrasion in fryer environments
• Direct replacement for Bakers Pride M1265X thermopile
• Lightweight at 0.14 pounds for easy handling during service calls

Compatibility

Direct replacement for Bakers Pride M1265X (also referenced as CCC item T-074 and ICS item H1259). Designed for commercial gas fryers using Type Q313 Honeywell-style millivolt gas valve systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified commercial kitchen equipment technician or licensed gas appliance service professional. Shut off the gas supply and allow all burner components to cool completely before removing the existing thermopile. Secure the armored lead away from direct flame contact and ensure the tip is fully seated in the pilot bracket per the equipment manufacturer's specifications. Verify millivolt output with a meter after installation to confirm the replacement is functioning within the gas valve's minimum requirement before returning the unit to service.