The high-voltage igniter for burners is a critical component of oil and gas boilers, functioning as an electronic step up boost device. It is primarily used for automatic ignition in gas and oil industrial burners, as well as in ground flare systems. This device is renowned for its reliable ignition and long service life.
Technical Specifications for Oil Burner High-Energy Igniter:
1. **Power Supply Voltage**: AC 220V ±10%, 50/60Hz
2. **Compatible Fuels**: Gas, light oil, heavy oil
3. **Instantaneous Temperature Resistance at Ignition End**: 1300℃
4. **Ignition Frequency**: 6–12 times per second
5. **Spark Energy**: 12J
The step-up voltage can reach above 12kV, earning it the name "ignition transformer" in the industrial combustion equipment sector. This transformer is characterized by its high power, strong ignition capability, and rapid ignition, capable of operating continuously for over 8 hours. With a low voltage input and high voltage output, it can generate a powerful ignition spark, with an ignition distance of 5-10mm, and operates within a voltage range of 110-220V.
The high-voltage ignition transformer ensures the safe and fast ignition of fuel and air mixtures, making the start-up of burners safer and more environmentally friendly. The ignition transformer is encapsulated in epoxy resin, providing reliable insulation, resistance to cold, heat, moisture, and oil, and offering a wide temperature adaptability. It has a robust ignition capability, is resistant to short circuits, safe to use, easy to install, and stable in quality. The wires used must have good conductivity, adequate heat-resistant insulation, and some degree of corrosion resistance.
The specifications for the ignition coil can be customized according to customer requirements. The high-voltage discharge from the ignition device generates a spark, which is used in various fuel equipment, including high-pressure hot water cleaners, gas burners, wall-hung boilers, heating stoves, alcohol and oil burners, and industrial burners.
Additionally, the ignition transformer can be applied in various industrial settings that require ignition, such as industrial gas, fuel kilns, boilers, chemical waste gas systems, and tail gas systems in coking and steel plants. Its application range is extremely broad.
