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G23-5052

These controls provide extra protection to refrigeration compressors. G20 - Protects against loss of charge or evaporator freeze-up. G23 - Provides high head pressure protection.

Made of durable, non-porous silicon nitride, Robertshaw® Mini Ignitors provide reliable ignition in a small footprint. They offer contractors easy handling, simple installation and dependable operation. Dependable ignition in a small footprint. Constructed with unique non-porous, high-strength material.3 second heat-up time. Easy to handle and install. Trouble-free operation.

41-408

The Robertshaw® Carbide Series Hot Surface Ignitors deliver dependable ignition in heating systems of every description: furnaces, boilers, rooftop heaters, infrared burners, unit heaters, water heaters, and many other types of HVAC equipment.

G23-5253

These controls provide extra protection to refrigeration compressors. G20 - Protects against loss of charge or evaporator freeze-up. G23 - Provides high head pressure protection.

O10-1401

The Ranco® O Series Single Low Pressure Controls offer a variety of pressure ranges and switch action to provide maximum application flexibility.

O10-1402

The Ranco® O Series Single Low Pressure Controls offer a variety of pressure ranges and switch action to provide maximum application flexibility.

10-208

The Robertshaw® Pilot Orifices are used as replacement parts in Robertshaw pilots and pilot assemblies.

712-006

The Robertshaw® 712 Series Intermittent Pilot Ignition System Kit features flame rectification with solid-state logic and flame sensing to provide automatic sequencing that will ensure proper operation of an intermittent pilot ignition device. The 712 pilot ignition systems are available with one of four different gas valve types to fit a wide range of furnace applications. Caution: Do not use on LP gas applications.

780-790

The Robertshaw® 780 Series Hot Surface Controls are designed for use on gas fired systems. The system acts on a demand for heat by a switch or thermostat to supply power to the ignition control. On non pre-purge models, the ignitor will be energized immediately and remain on for either of two optional selected ignitor heat-up times: approximately 17 or 34 seconds. For models with the prepurge option, there is a time delay equal to the heat-up time selected before the ignitor is energized. At the end of the ignitor heat-up time, the gas valve is opened supplying gas to the main burner. After several seconds, the ignitor is turned off and the sensor is energized. As long as flame is sensed, the system continues to operate.