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Nitride Hot Surface Furnace Ignitor

Furnace hot surface igniter kit. The igniter gets very hot and glows bright orange to light the gas burner. If the igniter is cracked or defective, the furnace won’t heat.

Carrier furnace igniter. The igniter gets very hot and glows bright orange to light the gas burner. If the igniter is cracked or defective, the furnace won’t heat.

Mini hot surface igniter

Gas furnace igniter

Furnace igniter

Furnace igniter kit

Hot surface furnace igniter kit.
If the electrical connnector on your old part is different than the new igniter, it can be cut off and spliced onto the new igniter wires using the provided wire nuts.

Hot surface igniter

Igniter assembly (120 volt)

Furnace Igniter (80 volt) *** please see related item if 120 volt igniter is needed***

Burner Igniter

Hot surface igniter

Hot Surface Ignitor Kit

Igniter replacement kit
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