White-rodgers 07 67A356S1 Hot Surface Ignitor 120V 5A

Product Description

The WHITE-RODGERS 07 67A356S1 is a silicon carbide hot surface ignitor designed for residential and light commercial gas heating systems. Operating at 120 volts and rated at 5 amps, this ignitor provides reliable ignition for gas burners using a silicon carbide element that reaches ignition temperature rapidly upon energizing. The unit features a two-terminal receptacle with 0.093-inch male pin connections and a 9-inch lead length, allowing straightforward integration into the furnace wiring harness. HVAC technicians install this part as a direct service replacement during ignition system repairs.

This ignitor is intended for gas burner applications, including forced-air gas furnaces found in residential and light commercial settings. Hot surface ignition systems replaced standing pilot assemblies in most modern gas furnaces, and this component fits that control architecture. The 9-inch lead length accommodates standard furnace cabinet wiring runs, and the 0.093-inch male pin receptacle mates with common OEM wiring harness connectors. It is installed by licensed HVAC technicians as part of routine ignition system service or no-heat diagnostics.

Key Features

• Silicon carbide element for fast, consistent ignition at 120 volts
• 5-amp rating suitable for standard gas furnace ignition circuits
• Two-terminal receptacle with 0.093-inch male pin connections for direct harness mating
• 9-inch lead length for flexible positioning within the furnace cabinet
• Designed for hot surface ignition control systems on gas burners

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement hot surface ignitor for gas burner systems using 120-volt hot surface ignition controls.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician. Disconnect power to the furnace and shut off the gas supply before servicing the ignition system. Handle the silicon carbide element carefully, as the material is brittle and can crack if contacted with skin oils or dropped. Verify voltage and amperage ratings match the existing ignition control board before installing.