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Most hot surface igniters found on furnaces today are made from silicon carbide and run at 120 volts, but are prone to breaking if exposed to voltages outside their ideal range or handled roughly. Silicon nitride igniters are significantly tougher and longer-lasting than their silicon carbide predecessors, making them an attractive upsell option for customers looking to improve their system’s longevity and energy efficiency. They Heat Up Quickly Hot Surface Igniters (HSI) are used to regulate gas flow in furnaces, water heaters and other forms of heating equipment. Low-voltage high-current electricity passes through an igniter piece heated to 2500 degrees Fahrenheit before opening or sparking the pilot flame on gas […]