Ignitor assembly for power burner furnace
AssigneeAmerican Standard Inc.
InventorsThomas E. Allen, William G. Hansen, Edward D. Hildreth, Jr.
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AssigneeAmerican Standard Inc.
InventorsThomas E. Allen, William G. Hansen, Edward D. Hildreth, Jr.
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An ignitor assembly for a gas combusting power furnace especially designed for both durability and ease of replacement. The ignitor assembly includes a generally elongated ignitor element and a tubular sleeve for slideably, removably mounting the ignitor element generally perpendicular to the burner plate assembly of the furnace. A retaining clip snapably holds the ignitor element within the sleeve. The transverse mounting of the ignitor relative to the burner plate places the ignitor element tip within the combustion plenum, but keeps the lead-in wires of the ignitor on the noncombustion side of the burner plate. The unique mounting arrangement of the ignitor assembly provides maintenance access to the ignitor element without the need to disassemble the burner assembly.
An ignitor assembly for a gas combusting power furnace having a combustion chamber and a burner plate assembly adjacent said combustion chamber for introducing a mixture of fuel and air into the combustion chamber, the burner plate assembly including a burner plate having a first surface facing the combustion chamber and an opposed, second surface facing away from the combustion chamber and structure defining an aperture extending between the first and second burner plate surfaces, comprising:
A premix furnace burner comprised of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.