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Igniters / Resistors for Pellet Burners

Brand: BURNiT Model: 15.456.004
Resistance with flange for the ignition and burning. Suitable for Burnit Pell Eco pellet burners...
£29.21
Brand: BURNiT Model: 0000006658
Resistance with flange for the ignition and burning. Suitable for Burnit Pell pellet burners...
£29.21
Brand: Ferroli Model: 0000006708
Igniter / Heating element for pellet stoves La Nordica and others, total length 185mm, 400W
Igniter / Heating element for pellet stoves Pyros, Naturaline, Whitfield and others, total length 163mm, 330W
Pellet burner igniter for Ferroli and others, total length 190mm, 350W
Kit for pellet burners cartridge resistor - igniter with resistor tube, air-canalizing tube HT68005 with threaded connection 1/2" designed to light pellets, wood chips, and other lignocellulose biomasses. For burners FERROLI Cod. 39833292 - Mod. Sun P7 - Sun P12 - SFL 3 Tested f..
£58.21
Brand: Ferroli Model: 0000006702
Kit for pellet burner cartridge resistor - ignitor with resistor tube, air-canalizing tube HT62708 - HT53905, designed to light pellets, wood chips, and other lignocellulose biomasses. For burners: ANSELMO COLA - FERROLI. Tested for more than 10.000 ON/OFF cycles, with rapid ignition time..
£53.55
Heating element for pellet burner GP 20, GP 20+, GP 25, GP 32, Bisolid pellet boilers...
£42.33
Igniter / heating element compatible with a pellet boiler burner Ferroli...
£31.65
Igniter/heating element kit with air duct tube and 1/2" thread, replacement for the original. Dimensions: Length up to the thread: 190 mm Total length: 200 mm Tube diameter: 18 mm Power: 430W The heating element has a 3/8" thread and can be removed from the tube and replaced with..
£43.81
Tube compatible with igniter/heater for Ferroli pellet burner...
£19.47
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Igniters/resistors for pellet burners are used to start and maintain the combustion process in pellet heating systems. They provide quick and efficient ignition of the pellets, reducing the burner's startup time and saving energy.

Modern igniters/resistors are designed for long-term use and easy replacement, facilitating the maintenance of pellet burners.

BalkanEnergy.CO.UK offers resistors for various brands of pellet burners with power ratings from 320W to 430W.

 

How to Choose the Right Igniter for a Pellet Burner?

  • Burner Power: It is important to choose an igniter/resistor that matches the power of your burner to ensure optimal performance.
  • Type of Pellets: Different types of pellets require different ignition temperatures, so it is important to consult the manufacturer's specifications.
  • Quality and Brand: Invest in quality components from reputable manufacturers that guarantee reliability and product longevity.

 

Maintenance Tips for Igniters

  • Periodic Inspection: Regularly check the condition of the igniters and resistors for signs of wear or damage.
  • Cleaning: Cleaning the components of accumulated ash and soot is important to prevent blockages and ensure optimal performance.
  • Timely Replacement: If damage or significant wear is detected, replace the igniters and resistors with new ones.

 

Igniters for Pellet Burners

 

Frequently Asked Questions about Igniters/Resistors for Pellet Burners

 

  1. How often should I replace the igniter in my burner?
    This depends on usage frequency and the quality of the igniter, but replacement is generally recommended every 1-2 years.
  2. Can using the wrong igniter damage the burner?
    Yes, using inappropriate igniters can lead to inefficient combustion and damage to the burner.
  3. What are the signs that the igniter or resistor needs to be replaced?
    Delayed or failed ignition of the pellets, unusual noises, or odors.
  4. Can pellet burner igniters be used for other types of burners?
    No, igniters are specifically designed for a particular type of burner, and using inappropriate components can be dangerous.
  5. What should I do if the burner igniter is not working?
    Check the power supply and connections, clean the components, and replace the igniter if necessary.
  6. Is there a risk of igniters and resistors overheating?
    Yes, improper use or maintenance can lead to overheating and component damage.
  7. What is the difference between electric and ceramic igniters?
    Electric igniters are usually faster, while ceramic ones are more durable and resistant to high temperatures.
  8. How do I clean the igniter of a pellet burner?
    Use a soft brush or compressed air to remove accumulated ash and soot.
  9. Can the igniter be repaired instead of replaced?
    In some cases, repair is possible, but it is generally safer and more effective to replace it with a new one.
  10. What should I do if the pellets do not ignite despite the igniter working?
    Check the quality of the pellets, burner settings, and potential blockages in the system.
  11. Can I replace the igniter in my pellet burner myself?
    Yes, but it is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and take all necessary precautions.
  12. How can I extend the life of igniters/resistors?
    Regularly clean the components, use quality pellets, and follow the manufacturer's maintenance recommendations.