High Energy Arc Igniters

Description

The function of a burner is to ignite and burn the fuel by efficiently and completely mixing it with combustion air in the furnace. Prior to the invention of High Energy Arc Igniter, a pilot burner smaller than the main burner usually ignited by electric spark for a proven ignition energy source required to light off the main oil burner. High Energy Arc Igniters are now being applied to all new modern burners. These Igniters eliminate the use of pilot gas igniter by directly igniting the oil with low voltage, high amperage spark. A typical High Energy Arc Igniter system consists of spark rod assembly, spark tip, cable assembly, exciter box, retractor assembly etc., High energy can be provided with less weight, lighter wire and greater portability by using a high voltage capacitor-discharge system. A large-value capacitor stores energy during the arming sequence, releasing it in a fraction of a second when it is switched on. To use the energy efficiently, the igniter must be designed for high voltage. We have developed various igniters for all types of burners. Depending upon the customer requirement, we can supply a suitable High Energy Arc Igniter. Our HEA Igniters are very efficient, light weight, compact design and needs less space.   Exciter: Input voltage: **0VAC/**0VAC Output Voltage: > ***0 VDC Stored energy: *2 joules Spark rate: 4 spark/sec Duty cycle: *5 sec ON/*0sec off Dimensions (Approximate): Width***0 mm Height***0 mm Depth- **0 mm. Flexible Cable: Length: **5 mm max Operating Voltage: ***0 VDC max Bend Radius: **0 mm min Construction: PVC coated conduit Spark Rod: Length: ***0 mm Operating voltage: ***0 VDC Construction: SS tube/ SS flexible hose Retractor Assembly: Pneumatic power cylinder: **0 mm stroke Operating pressure: *0 to **0 psi Solenoid valve: two position four way solenoid valve Solenoid operating voltage: **0 VAC /**0 VAC Mechanical Limit switch: 1 form C for close and open positions