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Robertshaw 41-203 Igniter 120V AC 11 1/2 in lead
Provides 120V AC ignition with an 11 1/2 in lead and includes two porcelain nuts
- ColorTransparent
- 120 V AC input suits standard mains supply
- 11 1/2 in lead gives flexible mounting options
- Two porcelain nuts included for secure connection
- Transparent body allows quick visual inspection
- Robertshaw brand delivers reliable ignition performance
Robertshaw 41-203 Igniter Overview
The Robertshaw 41-203 is a 120V AC igniter designed for gas-fired heating equipment. It includes two porcelain nuts for secure mounting and features a transparent body. This component suits HVAC technicians and maintenance staff replacing a worn igniter in compatible furnaces or boilers.
Replacing Worn Igniters
The unit replaces an existing igniter that has cracked or failed to spark reliably. A jump to this model is worth it when the original part shows carbon tracking or the ceramic insulator is damaged. The 11 1/2 in lead length must match the appliance wiring harness for a direct fit.
Fit For Direct Replacement
This igniter suits buyers who need a direct replacement with the same voltage and lead length. It is not for systems requiring a different input voltage or a shorter or longer lead. Buyers who need a different mounting style or a hot-surface igniter should look at other parts.
Highlights
- 120 V AC input suits standard mains supply
- 11 1/2 in lead gives flexible mounting options
- Two porcelain nuts included for secure connection
- Transparent body allows quick visual inspection
- Robertshaw brand delivers reliable ignition performance
Specifications
| Color | Transparent |
|---|---|
| Brand | ROBERTSHAW |
Questions about this item
What lead length does the Robertshaw 41-203 igniter have for reaching the burner assembly?
The igniter includes an 11 1/2 in lead that connects to the 120V AC supply, giving enough reach for most furnace burner compartments without splicing.
How is the Robertshaw 41-203 igniter mounted, and what step do installers often miss?
The igniter mounts with the two included porcelain nuts; the step often missed is tightening both nuts evenly so the ceramic element stays aligned and does not crack from uneven stress.
Which component of the Robertshaw 41-203 igniter typically requires replacement after repeated heating cycles?
The ceramic igniter element itself is the wear item; it becomes brittle after many ignition cycles and should be replaced when the furnace fails to light reliably.
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