Furnace Pilot Burners
There are no products listed under this category.
Furnace Pilot Burners
There are no products listed under this category.
A pilot burner provides the ignition source that lights the main burner on many gas furnaces, boilers, and water heaters. Pilot burners may work independently or in combination with a thermocouple, spark igniter, or flame sensor as part of a complete pilot assembly.
Furnace Part Source carries a range of pilot burners and pilot assemblies for residential and light-commercial heating equipment, including natural gas and LP propane configurations.
Common replacement parts in this category include:
Before ordering, check the equipment data plate and the existing pilot burner for a part or reorder number. The size and shape of the pilot burner can vary based on fuel type, so natural gas and LP burners are generally not interchangeable.
For best fit, compare:
If you are replacing the pilot burner along with other worn components, such as a thermocouple or flame sensor, you may need to service other parts of the assembly at the same time.
Our catalog includes pilot burners and pilot assemblies from Rheem-Ruud, Williams Comfort Products, Armstrong Furnace, Bradford White, Utica-Dunkirk, Patterson-Kelley, Lochinvar & A.O. Smith, and Velocity Boiler Works (Crown), among other manufacturers.
Not sure which pilot burner you need? Use the model number, serial number, and part number from your unit to narrow the search, or contact Furnace Part Source for help identifying the correct replacement.
No. Natural gas and LP propane pilot burners are sized differently for their fuel type and are not interchangeable without a proper conversion kit, if available from the manufacturer.
A pilot assembly typically includes the pilot burner along with a thermocouple, flame sensor, or spark electrode, and may include mounting hardware or tubing depending on the equipment.
Common signs include the pilot flame failing to stay lit, a weak or discolored flame, or the main burner failing to ignite even when the pilot is lit.
In some cases, yes, if the burner is sold separately from the thermocouple or sensor. Check the product listing or contact us to confirm what is included before ordering.