White Rodgers 767A-374 Hot Surface Ignitor
When you're out on a service call and finding a cracked element or high resistance on a gas-fired furnace, the White Rodgers 767A-374 Hot Surface Ignitor is the direct professional-grade replacement you need. This silicon carbide furnace igniter is engineered for a 120V AC power supply and delivers the rapid heating necessary for reliable burner ignition across various 15, 17, or 45-second hot surface ignition systems. As a critical HVAC replacement part, it features 11-inch leads with 200°C rated insulation and stripped ends, designed to be integrated into existing wiring harnesses with ease. For technicians performing furnace troubleshooting, this component ensures the 767A-374 gas valve ignition sequence remains precise and consistent. Whether you are working on a residential boiler or a package unit, this 120V HSI ignitor provides the heavy-duty performance required to minimize repetitive callbacks and maintain system efficiency during the peak heating season.
Key Benefits
- Universal Application: Compatible with a broad range of 120V high-voltage systems and cross-referenced to multiple OEM heating units.
- High-Temperature Durability: The silicon carbide element is built to withstand repeated thermal expansion and contraction cycles.
- Optimized Lead Length: Includes 11-inch leads and stripped ends to simplify field connections in tight burner compartments.
- Quick Ignition Cycles: Designed to meet the timing requirements of 15, 17, or 45-second ignition control boards.
Common Questions
What is the typical ohms reading for a 767A-374 ignitor?
A functional 767A-374 silicon carbide ignitor usually shows a resistance between 40 and 90 ohms at room temperature. An "open" or infinite reading on your multimeter confirms the element has failed and requires immediate replacement.
Can I touch the black element during installation?
No. Avoid touching the silicon carbide heating element with your bare hands. Skin oils create hot spots that lead to premature failure. Always handle the part by the ceramic base or use clean gloves.
Does this ignitor include a plug connector?
This specific 767A-374 model comes with stripped ends, allowing it to be hardwired or connected using the ceramic wire nuts often found in service kits, making it a versatile choice for field replacements.
Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.
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