• Diagram showing an electrical component, specifically an Ignitor - Spark Electrode for Infra-Red IR Burner by Chicago Brick Oven, with two wires labeled "3," connected by a gap measuring 0.125 inches with a tolerance of ±0.031 inches.
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Description

IGNITOR - SPARK ELECTRODE

This 3-prong ignitor with spark electrode and flame sensor ensures safe, reliable ignition for your infrared burner. The spark ignites the flame, while the sensor confirms its presence, preventing gas leaks. Replace your old ignitor for a worry-free grilling experience.

Ignitor - Spark Electrode For Infra-Red IR Burner

Ignitor - Spark Electrode For Infra-Red IR Burner

$89
$89
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Package Includes:

  • Lights your infrared burner quickly with a spark electrode.
  • 3-prong design for secure connection

Flame sensor ensures gas only flows when a flame is present.

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Description

IGNITOR - SPARK ELECTRODE

This 3-prong ignitor with spark electrode and flame sensor ensures safe, reliable ignition for your infrared burner. The spark ignites the flame, while the sensor confirms its presence, preventing gas leaks. Replace your old ignitor for a worry-free grilling experience.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Ignitor-Spark Electrode?

This is a 3-prong ignitor that combines a spark electrode and a flame sensor specifically designed for infrared burners.

How do I know if this ignitor is compatible with my burner?

What does the Spark Electrode do?

What happens if the flame sensor doesn't detect a flame?

Why should I replace my ignitor?