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What is Electronic Ignition?  (Scroll to bottom of page to watch a video demonstration) 

 Electronic Ignition

The Electronic Ignition System allows open flame lanterns to be turned on with a typical light switch. With Electronic Ignition, should the flame be blown out, the lantern will automatically re-ignite. Customers now have the convenience of turning the gas lantern on and off with the flip of a switch rather than with lighters and ladders.

Why is it needed?


The Electronic Ignition System can be used for situations where gas lanterns are installed over doors, or where ladders are needed to turn lights on and off. It can also be useful in conservation of energy uses, where lanterns are not wanted to burn continuously.

How does it work?


With standard light switch, lanterns can be turned on and off. If the electricity or the gas service is interrupted, the flame extinguishes and stays off until the service is resumed, and the flame will automatically re-ignite. At no time is the unignited gas flow allowed to continue more than the few seconds it takes for the igniter to start the flame. The system is comprised of 4 different components; valve, transformer, control box, and igniter. The specifications are available and will accompany the purchase with the lantern.

How is it Installed?


Reduce your gas supply line coming from wall with 1/4 copper coil or flex line, using a 3/8 male adapter to connect to the Electronic Ignition Gas Valve. Electronic Ignition valve has 3/8 female connection. The power source operating the electronics is 24 V.A.C. 40VA.

Sheryl Stringer
5010 Woodway Drive, Suite 206
Houston, TX 77056

713-626-4001