Carrier LH33WZ004 Ignitor

Carrier LH33WZ004 Ignitor

Carrier

  • $178.00


The Carrier LH33WZ004 Ignitor is a critical OEM hot surface ignitor designed for high-performance combustion initiation in residential and commercial furnaces. Engineered to replace legacy components like the LH33WZ002, this direct spark ignition (DSI) and resistance-based glow bar ensures precise fuel ignition across a broad range of Carrier, Bryant, and Payne air handling units. As a veteran technician, you know that HVAC replacement parts must meet exact electrical resistance tolerances to prevent nuisance furnace repair calls or ignition lockout codes on the control board.

Constructed with advanced heat-resistant materials, the LH33WZ004 provides a rapid heat-up time, facilitating efficient system starts and maintaining energy efficiency. This furnace ignitor replacement is built to withstand the extreme thermal cycling inherent in modern high-efficiency HVACR systems, reducing mechanical fatigue. By using this genuine Carrier ignitor, contractors ensure seamless compatibility with the unit's existing wiring harness and mounting brackets, eliminating the need for field modifications and preserving the system's operational integrity.

Key Benefits:
  • Broad Compatibility: Direct OEM replacement for Carrier LH33WZ004, LH33WZ002, and PSE-CE5 models.
  • Optimized Ignition: High-voltage resistance ensures consistent burner startup even in cold-start conditions.
  • Durability: Engineered with specialized ceramics to resist carbon buildup and thermal shock.
  • Ease of Installation: Features a factory-terminated wire lead for a secure, plug-and-play connection to the ignition module.
Common Questions:
  • Is the Carrier LH33WZ004 Ignitor compatible with my system? This component is designed for specific Carrier, Bryant, and Payne furnaces; always verify the model number on the rating plate to ensure a correct match.
  • What are the signs of a failing hot surface ignitor? Common indicators include visible cracks on the element, a lack of "glow" during the ignition sequence, or the furnace cycling through three failed start attempts before lockout.
  • Can I touch the ceramic element during installation? No. Skin oils can cause hot spots and premature failure of the element; always handle the part by the ceramic base or protective housing.

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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