White-rodgers H06E030S1 Thermocouple 30 Inch Lead

Product Description

The WHITE-RODGERS H06E030S1 is a universal replacement thermocouple designed for gas-fired HVAC systems, water heaters, and heating appliances that use a standing pilot ignition system. The thermocouple monitors the pilot flame and generates a small millivolt signal that holds the gas valve open. If the pilot goes out, the signal drops and the valve closes, preventing unburned gas from flowing. This unit features a 30-inch lead length and a stainless steel probe, making it a direct-fit choice for a wide range of residential and light commercial heating equipment. Licensed HVAC technicians and plumbers are the primary installers.

This thermocouple is suited for residential furnaces, boilers, floor heaters, wall heaters, water heaters, and other standing-pilot gas appliances where a 30-inch lead length is required. The universal connection fitting is compatible with standard gas valve thermocouple ports commonly found across the industry. Its stainless steel construction stands up to the high-temperature environment of a pilot burner assembly. This is a stock replacement part kept on service trucks for fast field repairs on a broad range of heating systems.

Key Features

• 30-inch lead length suits a wide range of appliance configurations
• 30-inch stainless steel probe built for high-temperature pilot environments
• Universal connection fitting threads onto standard gas valve thermocouple ports
• Stainless steel construction resists corrosion and heat degradation
• Compact and lightweight at 0.1 pounds for easy handling in tight spaces

Compatibility

Designed as a universal OEM-style replacement thermocouple for residential and light commercial gas appliances equipped with a standing pilot ignition system and a standard thermocouple port gas valve.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician or plumber in accordance with local codes and the appliance manufacturer instructions. Shut off the gas supply and allow the appliance to cool completely before removing the old thermocouple. Hand-tighten the connection nut at the gas valve, then snug with a wrench — do not overtighten, as this can damage the fitting. Verify pilot flame engulfs the probe tip fully before returning the appliance to service.