Ignition Transformer

An ignition Transformer is an electrical device used to generate high-voltage electrical sparks for the ignition of fuel in combustion systems. It is commonly employed in applications such as oil or gas burners, furnaces, and boilers. The ignition transformer converts the low-voltage electrical supply into a high-voltage output, typically in the range of several thousand volts. This high-voltage spark is crucial for igniting the fuel-air mixture and initiating the combustion process. Ignition transformers are designed to provide reliable and consistent spark generation, ensuring efficient and stable ignition. They are built to withstand high temperatures and harsh operating conditions, making them durable and reliable components in combustion systems.