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41407

41407
Gas ignitor, silicon carbide, 2"W ceramic block, 4-1/2" lead
Branch Pickup Only :
No
Web Description :
Gas ignitor, silicon carbide, 2"W ceramic block, 4-1/2" lead
manufacturerSKU :
41-407
SKU :
41407
Weight :
0.25 lb
manufacturerName :
Robertshaw
Vendor Name:
Robertshaw
Specials Description :
Gas ignitor, silicon carbide, 2"W ceramic block, 4 1/2" lead
Factory Number :
271
Specials :
No
longDescription :

The 41-400 Series Norton hot surface ignitors are made of high-purity recrystallized silicon carbide (Crystar™) which combines physical and thermal strength with stable electrical properties. The 41-400 Series is designed to reach ignition temperature(s) within 17 seconds. They have 18-gauge nickel chrome lead wires embedded and metalized in place for maximum holding strength and electrical conductivity. The lead wires are also enclosed with a special high temperature fiberglass insulation providing total electrical protection.

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URI Part Number:
41407
Vendor Part Number:
41-407
Length (In.):
6.00
Width (In.):
3.00
Height (In.):
3.00
Ceramic Block Style:
C
Ceramic Block Width (in.):
2
Connector Style:
B
Lead Length:
4 1/2"
Shipping Weight (Lbs):
0.25
Prop65:
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Weight (Lbs):
0.25

The 41-400 Series Norton hot surface ignitors are made of high-purity recrystallized silicon carbide (Crystar™) which combines physical and thermal strength with stable electrical properties. The 41-400 Series is designed to reach ignition temperature(s) within 17 seconds. They have 18-gauge nickel chrome lead wires embedded and metalized in place for maximum holding strength and electrical conductivity. The lead wires are also enclosed with a special high temperature fiberglass insulation providing total electrical protection.

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