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Allanson 1112-K Ferromagnetic Ignition Transformer for Dunham-bush, Iron Fireman - Ignition Transformers
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Allanson 1112-K Ferromagnetic Ignition Transformer for Dunham-bush, Iron Fireman

The Allanson 3G-OTH-03116 is a ferromagnetic ignition transformer for Dunham-Bush and Iron Fireman gas burners. It operates on 240V, 60Hz input, delivering 6000 Volt secondary voltage at 20mA, with one end grounded…

SKU 3G-OTH-03116

Also listed as: 1112K · 1112 K

Brand
Allanson
Item
1112-K Ferromagnetic Ignition Transformer for Dunham-bush, Iron Fireman
Part Number
1112-K
Category
Ignition Transformers
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39121003 — Instrument transformers
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
1112K
Current
20mA
Grounding
One End Ground
Application
GAS
Burner Type
DUNHAM-BUSH, IRON FIREMAN
Hv Terminal
Rajah Connector
Junction Box
INTERNAL
Input Voltage
240V
Input Frequency
60Hz
Secondary Voltage
6000 Volt
Burner Manufacturer
DUNHAM-BUSH, IRON FIREMAN

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Product Description

The Allanson 3G-OTH-03116 is a ferromagnetic ignition transformer for Dunham-Bush and Iron Fireman gas burners. It operates on 240V, 60Hz input, delivering 6000 Volt secondary voltage at 20mA, with one end grounded and a Rajah connector on the high-voltage terminal. The junction box is internal.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Allanson 3G-OTH-03116 ferromagnetic ignition transformer used for?

The Allanson 3G-OTH-03116 is a ferromagnetic ignition transformer designed for constant-duty ignition in commercial and industrial gas burners, specifically for Dunham-Bush and Iron Fireman burner models. It provides a reliable 6000-volt secondary output to ignite gas in heating and process equipment.

What are the specifications of the Allanson 3G-OTH-03116 ignition transformer?

The Allanson 3G-OTH-03116 operates at 240 V input, 60 Hz, with a secondary voltage of 6000 V RMS and 20 mA short-circuit current. It has a one-end ground, internal junction box, and Rajah connector HV terminal. Storage temperature range is -40 to +80 °C, operating -30 to +40 °C.

Where to buy the Allanson 3G-OTH-03116 ignition transformer in Singapore?

3G Electric supplies the Allanson 3G-OTH-03116 ferromagnetic ignition transformer to Singapore. We source and deliver this component for Dunham-Bush and Iron Fireman burners, handling logistics and customs clearance so you receive it ready for installation.

How to install the Allanson 3G-OTH-03116 ignition transformer?

To install the Allanson 3G-OTH-03116, ensure the 240 V, 60 Hz supply is disconnected. Mount the transformer securely, connect the Rajah HV terminal to the spark electrode, and ground the one-end ground terminal. Verify the loading air gap is 1/16 to 1/8 inch for proper spark intensity.

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