Right Valve is a gas valve manufacturer of numerous gas valves that are direct replacements for branded gas valves but at a much more affordable price. The gas control valves from Right Valve are direct replacements for Robertshaw Unitrol 710 millivolt and low capacity series gas valves and other brand name gas valves. They can be used in almost any gas appliance such as fire places, fire pits, wall heaters, pool heaters, boilers, infrared heaters, commercial cooking appliances, BBQ grills, fryers, furnaces, and commercial water heaters. When you purchase from us not only do you receive a more affordable gas valve at a fraction of the price but there is no sacrificing quality. We also supply natural gas to liquid petroleum(LP) conversion kits for our gas valves. We guarantee our gas valves are as dependable and work as well as gas valve controls sold by large distributors, suppliers, and wholesalers such as Robertshaw Unitrol millivolt and low capacity gas valves, gas valves, White-Rodgers gas valves, Grainger, Woodmans Parts Plus, Patriot-Supply, PexSupply, Hvac Parts Outlet, Dexen, Global Industrial, Drillspot, General Supplies, Controls Central, Mecserflex, American HvacParts, Johnson Supply, Vermolen, Hvacpw, All Parts Inc, Reliable Parts, Johnstone Supply, and gas valves from Ebay and Amazon at a significantly lower price. You will not find gas valves at this price from any other distributor, supplier, or wholesaler and since we are a gas valve manufacturer you can be confident you are getting the absolute best price for your gas valve. To check if we provide replacements for Robertshaw Unitrol gas valves comparable to other companies such as gas valves and White-Rodgers gas valves refer to cross references on their websites. Once you purchase a gas valve from Right Valve you will realize you can purchase the exact same quality and dependability as Robertshaw Unitrol gas valves at a much cheaper price. ALL OUR GAS VALVES ARE CSA CERTIFIED.

Right Valve guarantees that our valve dimensions will enable the existing gas pipe plumbing to fit our gas valve just like the original gas valve, making replacement easy. Why pay more for gas valves that are identical in quality and performance. We are also constantly adding more gas valves to our website so if there is a specific series/model that you require but cannot find it on our website send us a message through our contact form and we will get back contact you promptly.

Gas valves should be replaced by a plumber or someone who is a licensed gas fitter, to insure that there are no gas leaks from the gas valve when installed. An experienced gas fitter knows the proper methods for gas valve installation and for testing whether or not the newly-installed gas valve is leaking or not. The importance of having someone who is a licensed gas fitter will ensure everyone's safety, they will have a knowledge base of, install the gas valve wiring, gas valve pilot adjustment, gas valve troubleshooting, gas valve cross reference, and whether or not you need additional gas valve parts such as a natural gas to liquid petroleum(LP) gas valve conversion kit.

To diagnose if your gas valve needs replacement, it helps to know how gas valves work. Our furnace gas valves contain two valves. The first valve when open supplies gas to the furnace pilot light. If the pilot light flames goes out, a thermocouple heat sensor will sense the flame is missing and stop delivering electricity to the valve, then closes so gas won't leak. The second valve allows gas to reach the furnace burners that heat the air in your home. It opens when the home's thermostat senses the house is too cold, providing any other safety devices in the furnace also allow the valve to open. To tell if your gas valve is on or off and working, see if the pilot light is burning. If not, it's possible the thermocouple has worn out and cannot provide the electricity needed to open the first gas valve.

If the pilot is lit, then test if the correct voltage is present at the electrical connections that activate the second gas valve. If a voltmeter across the electrical connections shows the correct voltage is present (typically 24 volts) then replacing the gas valve is a likely solution. If the voltage is not present, then suspect the home's thermostat or another safety device in the furnace. It is always best to contact a specialist when replacing a gas valve. Currently we manufacturer and supply replacement gas valves for Robertshaw Unitrol gas valve equivalents. We are still in the process of adding additional gas valves to the website so our range of products including pricing is not complete. If you would like to purchase a gas valve but there is no price send us a message with the exact model number you are looking for and we will provide you with pricing.