| Connection Type: | Two Lead |
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| Length (Inches): | 36" |
You can either use the Robertshaw 1950-532 or the Honeywell Q313A1139 or Q313A1170.
I have a Superior fireplace insert as well, DVR-5000 series. I used this part to replace their part number 094699. I would say that this part would replace your themopile but I would suggest that your problem is more likely a thermocouple failing. The theromocouple is a "quick-shutoff" for the pilot light. The Thermopile is a separate device used to turn the main gas valve on. The thermopile creates 250 - 750 millivolts between it's two leads. This voltage is needed to function "ON" the main gas valve. The themocouple costs somewhere in the $10.00 range so maybe replacing both is the better solution. Heck , you've got the fireplace apart, may as well do the whole job, eh! The price of both is still less than the $73.00 your neighborhood outlet wanted.
Can't say for certain, BUT remove the original and compare. I had same issue with a Regency insert and took a gamble based on pricing. Had to adapt the PG9 to work with the original style pilot burner. Got it installed and works fine. Buy one and try it. If the other item is an exact replacement, it may be worth the extra cost in case there are fitment issues like mine. Good luck !!
You would have to make sure all of the specifications of this product match up to what you need for your furnace. You can take a look at the manual for more information - http://s3.pexsupply.com/manuals/1265899985564/25681_PROD_FILE.pdf