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Electric 220V Ceramic Igniter Silicon Nitride Igniter
Brief description
Introducing the Kairui Ceramic Igniter Silicon Nitride Igniter range, an advance in ignition technology for solid wood fuels.
Features:
♦ High electric insulation strength: No breakdown for 1 minute, at
2500V, 50Hz, and room temperature
♦ High application temperature: maximum 12000℃ in air
♦ High power at unit surface, up to 25 W/cm2
♦ Small thermal inertia and fast heating, surface temperature can
be increased to 1100 0C in 15 seconds
♦ Acid and alkali corrosion resistance
♦ Small size and light weight
♦ Long service life up to 5000 h
♦ Power on / off circle can reach 10 million times
♦ Fast Preheat: when preheat temperature is 850 0C, the preheating
time only need 3 to 5 seconds
♦ Low-temperature starting performance: -30 0C reliable starting
♦ High strength at high temperature, suitable for high-speed diesel
engines and various high-temperature ignition
Specification
| Product Name | Electric 220V Ceramic Igniter Silicon Nitride Igniter |
| Size | φ10*120mm |
| Voltage | AC12v/24v |
| Power | 50-60W(±10%) |
| Flange | Ceramic |
| Cable | 300-800mm |
| Lead | In a ф 0. 8mm of Nickel wire(The length depends on the customer) |
| Application | Pellet stove |
Application
Silicon nitride (Si3N4) ignitor is widely used in domestic, industrial and commercial applications. Typical applications include:
• Oil type medium ignition
• Gas ignition
• Burner ignition
• Preheat ignition
•A variety of high-temperature ignition
Company profile
Kairui Corporation specialises in ceramic hot surface igniters and has many years experience of working closely with customers to develop bespoke solutions for innovative appliance manufacturers. Kairui are a trusted manufacturer of hot surface ignition products to many industry sectors.
