Robertshaw
Robertshaw 41-410 271N HS Ignitor Thermostat
Universal hot-surface igniter with silicon-carbide element, plug-in connection and 5 1/4 in leads for 120 V AC furnaces
- TypeLearning Thermostats
- Universal replacement fits many furnace brands
- Silicon carbide element withstands 392 °F lead-wire temperature
- Plug-in 120 V AC connection simplifies installation
- 5 ¼ in lead length eases routing in tight cabinets
- Flat-tip 2 in probe matches common ignitor mounting
Robertshaw 41-410 Universal Ignitor
This Robertshaw 41-410 hot surface ignitor serves as a universal replacement part for gas-fired heating systems. It uses a silicon carbide heating element and a plug-in electrical connection for straightforward installation. The component operates on 120V AC input voltage and carries a maximum lead wire insulation temperature rating of 392 degrees F.
271N HS Flat Tip Design
The flat tip style and 2 inch probe length determine physical fit inside the burner assembly. A 5 1/4 inch lead length provides the wiring reach needed for the connection point. Compatibility spans multiple brands including Amana, Honeywell, Trane and White-Rodgers among others listed.
Suits Technicians Replacing Failed Ignitors
HVAC professionals and experienced DIYers repairing compatible furnaces will find the correct specifications here. Buyers needing a different tip style, probe length or voltage rating should look at something else. This item is restricted from sale in zero states.
Highlights
- Universal replacement fits many furnace brands
- Silicon carbide element withstands 392 °F lead-wire temperature
- Plug-in 120 V AC connection simplifies installation
- 5 ¼ in lead length eases routing in tight cabinets
- Flat-tip 2 in probe matches common ignitor mounting
Specifications
| Brand | ROBERTSHAW |
|---|---|
| Type | Learning Thermostats |
Questions about this item
What does the 120V AC input voltage mean once the ignitor is installed in a furnace?
It matches standard household current so the ignitor draws power directly from the furnace control board without a separate transformer.
How does the plug-in electrical connection limit installation options?
The plug mates with the existing furnace harness; if the original connector differs you must splice leads or use an adapter kit.
What clearance is needed for the 2 in probe length and 5 1/4 in lead wires when mounting the flat-tip ignitor?
The burner compartment must accommodate a two-inch probe reach plus a five-and-a-quarter-inch lead run to the control-board plug.
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