Baso BG1600M00FP-1ADC Spark Ignition Control Module 24V

Product Description

The BASO BG1600M00FP-1ADC is a 24-volt intermittent spark ignition control module designed as an OEM-upgraded replacement for gas-fired heating equipment. It manages the full ignition sequence: pre-purge, spark ignition, and trial for ignition, then monitors flame presence and shuts down safely on a failed trial. Key timing parameters are 50 seconds trial for ignition (TFI), 15 seconds interpurge (IP), and 4 seconds pre-purge (PP), with a single ignition try before lockout. Licensed HVAC technicians and gas appliance service pros install this module when diagnosing intermittent ignition failures or replacing a failed OEM control board.

This control module is suited for residential and light-commercial gas heating applications that use intermittent spark ignition systems. It is a direct OEM-style replacement, making it appropriate for service calls where the original module has failed due to age, electrical fault, or nuisance lockout conditions. The single-try lockout sequence helps protect the heat exchanger and downstream components from repeated failed ignition attempts. Installers typically encounter this module in forced-air gas furnaces and similar gas-fired appliances requiring a low-voltage ignition control circuit.

Key Features

• 24-volt low-voltage control circuit compatible with standard gas appliance wiring
• Intermittent spark ignition type - spark is active only during the ignition trial, not continuously
• Single-try (1 Try) lockout logic limits repeated failed ignition attempts
• 50-second trial for ignition (TFI) window provides adequate time to establish flame
• 15-second interpurge (IP) and 4-second pre-purge (PP) timing built in
• OEM-upgraded replacement design for direct drop-in serviceability

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for gas-fired heating equipment using 24-volt intermittent spark ignition control modules. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician or qualified gas appliance service professional. Shut off all electrical power to the appliance and close the manual gas shutoff valve before removing the existing control module. Follow the appliance manufacturer wiring diagram when reconnecting low-voltage and line-voltage terminals, and verify all connections are secure before restoring power. Local codes and the appliance manufacturer service documentation govern the full installation procedure.