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515 HotRod Universal Nitride Ignitor Overview

120 VAC Silicon Carbide Replacement

Benefit Feature Function

Easy to Install

Twice the Ignition Surface Area Consistent, more forgiving ignition

Simple, Universal Mounting Bracket

Adapts to over 150 OEM ignitors

Improved ReliabilityNitride Design

More Robust than Silicon Carbide Ignitors

Easy to Service

Convenient 5 Pack (21D64-5PK)

Cross Reference Information Right on the Side Panel of the Box

Have the right replacement at the right time

Peace of Mind 5 Year Warranty Builds Confidence, Provides Value

What Makes The HotRod Ignitor Better?

Twice the Surface Area of the Competition

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Simple, Universal Mounting BracketUniversal Bracket Works on 150 OEM styles

What a typical replacement looks like• The bracket

duplicates the ceramic block or mounting bracket

• Select where the locator bar is and use that portion of the bracket by simply breaking it off.

• Install the new ignitor on the OEM furnace bracket

Nitride Is More Robust Material is much stronger and stable than old Silicon Carbide

• Confidence With Years of History give the HotRod a 5 year warranty

• Silicon Carbide Ignitors Easily Break

• Next time you buy a silcon carbide ignition at your wholesaler watch what the first thing they do—– Open the box and inspect the

carbide ignitor for breakage

Easy To Use In ServiceHow Do You Know If Hot Rod Will Work?

• Works on most 120 VAC Silicon Carbide applications either the flat or the spiral.

• Technical Note: Nitride Ignitors will not work as a flame sensor.

• Cross Reference Information Right on the Box

• Don’t forget you can also use the WR mobil app

When Should You Replace the Ignitor

• Look at the ignitor during the warm up period. If you see a bright “hot spot” this will indicate potential cracking and maintenance replacement– Ignitors can still get hot

enough to light gas even if there is a hairline crack.

• You can check resistance. As a rule of thumb Cold Resistance should be between 40 and 70 Ohms

Links to Public Videos and Information

• Hot Rod Ignitor Micro Web Site• Hot Rod Ignitor Specification Sheet• HSI Ignitors, When to Replace an Ignitor Video• Why Buy the Hot Rod Video• Hot Rod vs the Competition Comparison Video• Silicon Nitride Coffee Talk Video