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A pellet stove ignitor works on the same principle as an electric stove's heating element, or a car's cigarette lighter. Simply pushing the appropriate button on the pellet stove will start the ignitor. Heat from the ignitor coil will then ignite the extremely flammable wood pellets.

Compare to convetional cartridge heaters or heat gun, ceramic igniters only use a fraction of power and ignition speed is reduced by 2~3 minutes. Beside as HTH ceramic igniters are impervious to corrosion, they last for long years.

Ceramic glow plugs play a very direct and efficient role in solving the application technology of starting ability and emission of small and medium power diesel engines. Especially under the emission requirements above the Euro II standard, the advanced ceramic glow plug can almost bring a model back to life. As advanced glow plugs, they all have the characteristics of fast start-up speed, high temperature, and long allowable working time at a time. These characteristics make the engine cold start fast and the combustion in a few minutes before reaching the hot engine is also more ideal. In this way, While satisfying emission and noise/vibration reduction, the engine is also protected.

Whether a wood pellet stove is worth it depends on various factors including your specific needs, budget, and circumstances. Here are some considerations to help you determine if a wood pellet stove is worth it for you:

Furnace Silicon Carbide Hot Surface Ignitor has been replaced by a more durable Silicon Nitride Igniter. The same part number, but a different look and more durable.

A wood pellet stove is a type of stove that uses wood pellets as its fuel source. Wood pellets are small, compressed pellets made from sawdust, wood shavings, or other biomass materials. These pellets are typically produced from renewable sources and are considered a sustainable alternative to traditional fossil fuels.