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The WHITE-RODGERS 07 67A357S1 is a silicon carbide hot surface ignitor designed for use with gas burners in residential and light commercial heating systems. Operating at 120 volts and rated at 5 amps, this ignitor replaces failed or degraded ignition elements as part of a standard hot surface ignition control system. The unit connects via a two-terminal receptacle with 0.093-inch male pins and includes a 9-inch lead length, providing adequate reach for most furnace ignitor mounting locations. Ceramic wire nuts are included for field wiring. Weighing 0.2 pounds, it is a direct drop-in replacement format familiar to HVAC technicians.
This ignitor is intended for gas burner applications in forced-air furnaces and similar gas-fired heating equipment that use hot surface ignition control. Hot surface ignition systems replaced standing pilots in most modern residential furnaces, and the silicon carbide element in this ignitor heats to ignition temperature when energized by the furnace control board. The 9-inch lead length and 0.093-inch male pin connector make field installation straightforward in common furnace configurations. Licensed HVAC technicians performing ignitor replacement will find this unit compatible with standard hot surface ignition setups requiring a 120-volt ignitor.
Designed for use with gas burner systems utilizing hot surface ignition control operating at 120 volts. Specific compatible model numbers were not provided in the product data. Verify ignitor voltage, amperage, connector type, and mounting configuration against the existing unit before installation.
Hot surface ignitor replacement is performed by licensed HVAC technicians. Always shut off electrical power to the furnace at the disconnect or breaker and turn off the gas supply before beginning service. The silicon carbide element is fragile and must not be handled with bare hands, as skin oils can cause premature failure. Follow the equipment manufacturer's wiring diagram and applicable local codes when connecting the ignitor leads.
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