Emerson Climate Technologies
Emerson Climate Technologies 767A-371 Hot Surface Igniter 120V AC 19 1/8 in
Silicon-carbide hot-surface igniter operates on 120V AC with a 19 1/8 in lead and flat tip for direct OEM replacement
- TypeStandard
- Silicon carbide element withstands 392 °F operating temperatures
- 19 1/8 in lead length fits standard furnace cavities
- Flat tip design ensures reliable flame contact
- 120 V AC rating matches common residential systems
- OEM replacement spec simplifies field installation
What this igniter does
The White-Rodgers 767A-371 is a direct OEM replacement hot surface igniter for gas-fired heating equipment. It operates on standard 120V AC household current and uses a silicon carbide heating element to light natural gas or propane burners reliably.
Build and connection details
The unit is hardwired into the appliance with leads measuring 19 1/8 in and a probe length of 2 1/4 in. Insulation on the lead wires is rated to 392 Degrees F, and the flat tip style matches the original mounting pattern used by many furnace manufacturers.
What the package includes
Only the igniter itself is supplied; no brackets, wire nuts or control modules are bundled. Installers must reuse existing hardware or source compatible fasteners separately to complete the repair.
Highlights
- Silicon carbide element withstands 392 °F operating temperatures
- 19 1/8 in lead length fits standard furnace cavities
- Flat tip design ensures reliable flame contact
- 120 V AC rating matches common residential systems
- OEM replacement spec simplifies field installation
Specifications
| Brand | White-rodgers |
|---|---|
| Type | Standard |
Questions about this item
What voltage does the 120V AC hardwired connection require?
The igniter operates on a 120V AC supply through a hardwired electrical connection.
What are the probe length and total lead length for mounting clearance?
The probe measures 2 1/4 in and the lead wire is 19 1/8 in long.
How is the silicon carbide element installed and what common step is missed?
Mount the flat-tip probe in the burner assembly and connect the leads; the step often missed is verifying the lead insulation rating against the 392 Degrees F maximum.
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