Real Fyre G10 3/16-Inch Aluminum Pilot Tube - G10-12T
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Real Fyre G10 3/16-Inch Aluminum Pilot Tube - G10-12T
The G10-12T is a 3/16-inch aluminum pilot tube for specified Real Fyre G10 burner applications. The formed tube and attached connector shown provide the individual pilot-line component, separate from the ODS pilot and gas control valve.
Key Features
- Identified as Real Fyre pilot tube G10-12T.
- 3/16-inch aluminum tubing for the specified G10 applications.
- Nominal listed length of 14 inches.
- Pre-formed tube profile with the attached connector shown.
- Single-tube replacement, separate from the ODS pilot and control valve.
Specifications
- Part number: G10-12T
- Component: Pilot supply tube
- Material: Aluminum
- Nominal tube size: 3/16 in
- Nominal length: 14 in; compare the original routing and end details
- Burner family: Real Fyre G10
Compatibility
For Real Fyre G10 burner installations requiring G10-12T. Match the complete burner and valve identification, formed routing and both tube ends. It is not a generic straight replacement tube for all G10 control configurations or other fireplace brands.
Cross Reference
- RH Peterson / Real Fyre: G10-12T
Fireplace Models
Real Fyre G10 burner family where G10-12T is specified. The required part number and original tube configuration must match.
What's in the Box
One formed aluminum pilot tube with the attached connector shown. No pilot assembly, valve or additional loose hardware is shown as included.
Important Note
A qualified gas-appliance technician should verify this gas-carrying replacement and follow the appliance service instructions, including leak testing before operation. Do not assume a matching diameter alone establishes fit, and do not use the tube as a fuel-conversion part.
Why Choose This Part?
The identified aluminum tube provides a focused replacement for a confirmed G10-12T service requirement, with close-up gallery views to help compare its end details.
