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Dayton CFM200.14 ignitor electrode hvac control
Ignitor electrode for Dayton HVAC controls, model CFM200.14, new condition
- Direct replacement for Dayton HVAC systems
- Ignitor electrode initiates burner ignition reliably
- New condition ensures full service life
- Model CFM200.14 matches original equipment specs
- Compatible with Dayton brand heating equipment
Ignitor Electrode for Dayton Systems
The Dayton CFM200.14 is a replacement ignitor electrode designed for HVAC control assemblies. It serves technicians and maintenance teams who need a direct-fit component for compatible Dayton equipment. The part restores reliable ignition function in heating units where the original electrode has worn or failed.
Consistent Spark Delivery Under Cycling Load
The electrode maintains stable performance across repeated ignition cycles rather than only during a single start attempt. Its construction resists the thermal stress and carbon build-up that degrade spark quality over time. This behaviour supports dependable operation throughout extended heating seasons.
Compatibility Limited to Dayton Branded Units
The single specification that decides fitment is the Dayton brand designation; the electrode is not universal across other manufacturers. Installers must verify the exact model cross-reference before ordering. Buyers who need a multi-brand or generic electrode cannot use this part.
Highlights
- Direct replacement for Dayton HVAC systems
- Ignitor electrode initiates burner ignition reliably
- New condition ensures full service life
- Model CFM200.14 matches original equipment specs
- Compatible with Dayton brand heating equipment
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
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Questions about this item
How much power does the CFM200.14 ignitor electrode draw when the furnace runs all day?
The ignitor electrode itself draws negligible power; it only receives a brief high-voltage pulse during each ignition cycle.
What existing components must my system already have for the CFM200.14 to function?
Your system needs a compatible Dayton ignition control module and the correct mounting bracket for this electrode.
Will the CFM200.14 work with the older Dayton control board I am keeping?
It is designed for Dayton-branded equipment; verify the control board's part number matches the electrode's compatibility listing.
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