Product Overview
PVI Industries 107775 Hot Surface Ignitor
The PVI Industries Hot Surface Ignitor 107775 is a replacement ignition component used in compatible PVI gas-fired equipment. As part of the burner ignition assembly, it generates the heat required to ignite the fuel-air mixture during startup. This part is identified by PVI part number 107775 and features a 1-inch insertion configuration for replacement and maintenance applications.
Part Details:
- Element Length: 2"
- Element Style: M Shaped
- Mounting Base Height: 1"
- 40-75 OHMS
- 4.25-4.75 AMPS
- Ignites fuel in HVAC systems
- Ensures efficient and reliable heating operation
- High-quality construction for durability and longevity
Documentation:
FAQs:
Q: What is the PVI Industries 107775 Hot Surface Ignitor?
A: The PVI Industries 107775 is a hot surface ignitor used in compatible PVI gas-fired heating equipment. It generates the heat needed to ignite the fuel-air mixture during the startup sequence of the burner system.
Q: What does a hot surface ignitor do?
A: A hot surface ignitor heats to a high temperature when energized, allowing the burner to ignite without a traditional spark ignition system. It serves as a key component within the combustion and burner ignition assembly.
Q: Why should I verify the manufacturer part number before ordering a replacement ignitor?
A: Verifying that the replacement ignitor matches PVI part number 107775 helps ensure the component is intended for the equipment application and ignition assembly being serviced
Q: What equipment uses the PVI 107775 ignitor?
A: Available sources indicate that the ignitor is used in compatible PVI heating equipment. Some distributors reference applications involving water heaters, boilers, and heating systems, but a complete manufacturer model compatibility list was not provided in the available sources.
Q: What is the insertion length of the PVI 107775?
A: The manufacturer documentation identifies the PVI 107775 as a 1-inch insertion hot surface ignitor.
Q: How can I determine if I need to replace my hot surface ignitor?
A: Common indicators include ignition failure, delayed burner startup, or equipment lockout conditions related to the ignition sequence. Always verify the part number and equipment compatibility before ordering a replacement.
Q: Why is matching the correct ignitor important?
A: Hot surface ignitors are designed to meet specific electrical and dimensional requirements. Using the correct replacement part helps ensure compatibility with the burner assembly and ignition controls used by the equipment manufacturer.
Q: What part number should I look for when replacing this ignitor?
A: The replacement part number is 107775. Verify that the part number on the existing component or equipment documentation matches before purchasing.
Q: Is the PVI 107775 used in low-NOx applications?
A: The manufacturer technical data references the ignitor for Low NOx TurboPower applications. Compatibility should be confirmed against the specific equipment model. (Based on the supplied tech sheet information.)
Q: What is the difference between a hot surface ignitor and a spark ignitor?
A: A hot surface ignitor lights the burner by heating an element to ignition temperature, while a spark ignitor creates an electrical spark to ignite the fuel-air mixture. Distributor descriptions specifically identify the PVI 107775 as a hot surface ignitor.
