Do Gas Logs Have a Pilot Light
Gas Fireplaces Have Traditionally Used a Standing Pilot Light to Ignite the Flames. Because That System Does Not Use External Electricity, the Fireplace Works...
Gas fireplaces have traditionally used a standing pilot light to ignite the flames. Because that system does not use external electricity, the fireplace works if the power goes out. Newer generations of gas fireplaces use an electronic ignition system, requiring electricity to start up.
Where is my gas fireplace pilot light?
Where’s the Pilot Light Located? The pilot light is located under the replica logs and connected to a gas line. In most cases, the pilot light is constantly lit, but if it isn’t, verify that the gas valve is in the on position.
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Should I leave the pilot light on in my gas fireplace?
We recommend that you turn off your gas fireplace pilot light seasonally. Turning off your gas fireplace’s pilot light can save a substantial amount of energy and money. It is important to remember that not all gas fireplaces have “standing” pilot light, or, a pilot light that is “always on”.
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