Honeywell 2774 Direct Spark Ignition Module Controller, 11 seconds Trial Time.

DSI 11 SEC SINGLE ROD 30 SEC. PREPU

Honeywell's direct spark ignition module comes equipped with an 11-second trial time, ensuring your spark starts at the push of a button. This HW2774 DSI single rod spark ignition module features a 30 second prep time as well as a single rod design and is easy to install and operate.

The DSI 11 Seconds to Light Electronic Ignition Module combines up to 4 single rod ignition systems into one unit with the capabilities of high energy ignition, true time delay and spark output protocals. Ideal for all turbine or impulse type engines.

The Honeywell DSI Single Rod 11 Seconds to trial or instant spark is twice as fast. Because safety comes first the complete control unit is explosion-proof to UL and CSA standards.

The Honeywell DSI 11/30 is a single rod direct spark ignition module provides up to 11/30 seconds of trial time. This controller is used in combination with air gap safety devices and electrical circuit breakers. It can be used as a replacement for the "K" type ignitors or as an upgrade for "L" type ignitors on irons, ranges, or other refractories. Add this dependable ignition module controller to any air-gapped system for quick installation and faultless operation.

The Honeywell 2774 Direct Spark Ignition Module Controller with 11 Seconds Trials Time ensures reliable operation. DSI easy adjust, Adjustable point gap control, Manual anticipatory timed converter open circuit and short circuit protection.

If you need a push button switch that will last for years without having to be replaced, try the Honeywell 2774 Direct Spark Ignition Module Controller. This switch is easy to install and is made from an extremely durable material so you will never have to worry about it breaking. Some of the features that help make this such a great switch include plastic housing, mechanically interlocked cover, 11 seconds trial time with 30 second preset.

The DSI11 Spark Ignition Module is a totally solid state unit designed for use with gas fueled systems. It is a multi-voltage device having ANLG outputs rated at 400,000 volts maximum and 450,000 volts differential with short circuit ratings of three amperes continuous and 10 amperes maximum. The DSI 11 is equipped with a time delay, but has no spark delay feature.