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Hello. I have a question about constant duty ignitors vs. cad cell ignitors. Carlin list both under differnt mfg #.
I know you can make an interrupted ignition constant by elliminating or bypassing the blue wire and it will run but can you put a interrupted primary control on a constant ignitor such as a carlin 41000? Does the transformer for ignition have to match the type of primary control.
Just getting educated. Thank you.James
I know you can make an interrupted ignition constant by elliminating or bypassing the blue wire and it will run but can you put a interrupted primary control on a constant ignitor such as a carlin 41000? Does the transformer for ignition have to match the type of primary control.
Just getting educated. Thank you.James
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Yes you can
But you don't want to put an interrupted duty t-former on a constant/intermittant control as the ignitor isn't rated to be run all the time0 -
Thank you. Makes perfect sense but I wanted to be sure.
James0
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