Ignition Transformer

A specialised electrical component called an ignition transformer is used in gas and oil burners, among other combustion systems, to supply high-voltage energy for igniting. The lower voltage from the power supply is often converted into the greater voltage required for ignite. The fuel-air mixture in the combustion chamber is ignited in the combustion chamber by a strong spark or electric arc produced by the transformer. For burners to operate effectively and steadily in industrial applications like boilers, furnaces, and heating systems, a reliable ignition is necessary. The Ignition Transformer is essential for guaranteeing secure, reliable, and effective combustion in combustion machinery and enhances the overall efficiency and security of the system. 

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