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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 Ignitor With 5-1/4" Leads, N Style Mounting Block, Left Tab, Insulation 200°C, Electrical Connection, Molex Side Lock Connector with .092” Male Pins, Replaces R/S 41-408
Hot Surface Ignitor With 5.25" Leads, 200° Insulation, Electrical Connection Receptacle with .093" Male Pins, Replaces R/S 41-405
Universal Nitride igniter upgrade kit
Silicon Nitride 80V Hot Surface Ignitor, With White Teflon Coated Leads, Terminal Amp Receptacle With .084" Female Socket, Must Be Used With Hot Surface Ignition for Residential Furnaces (Silicon Nitride Replacement Only) Replaces Lennox 768A-4 (41K5601 & LB-109261A)
Hot Surface Ignitor
Hot Surface Ignitor with 5-1/4" Leads, NM Style Mounting Block, right tab, Insulation 200°C, Connector with Brackets, Includes Ceramic Wire Nuts. Replaces R/S 41-414
Hot Surface Ignitor With 5-1/4" Leads, M Style Mounting Block, Insulation 200°C, Electrical Connection, Receptacle with .093" Male Pins, Connector with Mounting Adaptor, Replaces R/S 41-404
Silicon Nitride 80V Hot Surface Ignitor, With White Teflon Coated Leads, 2 Terminal Amp Receptacle With .093 Female Socket, Must Be Used With Hot Surface Ignition for Residential Furnaces (Silicon Nitride Replacement Only) Replaces Amana 768A-2 (Amana/Goodman 11111701)
Hot Surface Ignitor with 11" leads, Y Style Mounting Block, Oblong Base, Insulation 200°C, Stripped Ends, Includes Ceramic Wire Nuts, Includes Gasket. Replaces R/S 41-406
Hot Surface Ignitor With 5-1/2" Leads, A Style Mounting Block, Sealed Combustion, Insulation 200°C, Electrical Connection, Molex Internal Keyed Connector with .093" Male Pins, Includes Gasket, Replaces R/S 41-401
Hot Surface Ignitor with 4-1/2" Leads, G Style Mounting Block, Insulation 200°C, Amp Terminal Connector, Includes Ceramic Wire Nuts. Replaces R/S 41-407
Hot Surface Ignitor Mini With 7.5" (+/- 1") Leads Including Electrical Connector. Replaces R/S 41-603
Hot Surface Ignitor With 5.25" Leads, 200° Insulation, Electrical Connection Receptacle with .093" Male Pins
Silicon Nitride 80v Hot Surface Ignitor, With White Teflon Coated Leads, 2 Terminal Amp Receptacle With .084" Female Socket, Must Be Used With Hot Surface Ignition for Residential Furnaces (Silicon Nitride Replacement Only) , Replaces Thermo 768A-143 (380650)
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