Roberts-Gordon 90436603K Hot Surface Igniter, for Vantage II CTH2 and Vantage HE Series Gas-Fired Low Intensity Unitary Heaters

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Roberts-Gordon-90436603K
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Roberts-Gordon 90436603K HSI Igniter Features:
- Direct replacement hot surface igniter with pre-wired harness.
- Grooved silicon carbide heating element for rapid incandescence.
- Ceramic insulator block protects and positions the igniter element.
- OEM connector and quick-disconnect terminal for plug-and-play installation.
- Energized by the heater control board on each call for heat.
- Ignites gas at the burner once element reaches operating temperature.
- Delivers consistent, reliable startups across repeated heating cycles.
 
Fits These Roberts-Gordon Models:
- Select Vantage II CTH2 Series.
- Select Vantage HE Series.

Additional Features:
The Roberts-Gordon 90436603K is a hot surface igniter with harness designed as a direct replacement component for HE Series Vantage HE Gas-Fired Low Intensity Unitary Heaters and CTH2 Series Vantage II Gas-Fired Low Intensity Unitary Heaters, restoring reliable ignition performance to these tube heating systems. The grooved silicon carbide element, mounted within a ceramic insulator block and paired with a pre-wired harness featuring an OEM connector and quick-disconnect terminal, allows for straightforward plug-and-play installation without the need for additional wiring modifications or splicing. Once energized by the heater's control board during a call for heat, the silicon carbide element rapidly heats to incandescent temperatures and ignites the gas at the burner, delivering consistent, dependable startups cycle after cycle to keep your Vantage HE or Vantage II unitary heater operating at peak efficiency.