Explosion-Proof High-Energy Igniter

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Product Overview
The explosion-resistant high-energy igniter comes as a complete set, made up of several main parts. You’ve got the high-energy igniter, compatible ignition cables, a conductive rod, an elbow, and either an ignition gun or a semiconductor ignition tip. Each part fits together seamlessly—no real surprises, just pieces that get the job done

Where It Works
This kind of setup is a mainstay in environments where safety is critical and fire can’t risk going where it shouldn’t. Think oil and chemical processing areas—big furnaces, flare stacks, or any place that calls for super reliable ignition. It’s not the kind of tool you see every day unless you’re around heavy industry

Key Figures

Explosion-resistant High-Energy Igniter

Input voltage is pretty flexible here, from a hundred to two hundred fifty volts, at standard frequency
Draws less than two amps, which is handy if you worry about current
It’s storing up to twenty joules for firing, which is on the higher side for this type
The output gives you two thousand five hundred volts, with spark cycles coming around every tenth of a second
Technology inside uses strong voltage boost—solid-state stuff that makes it robust, efficient, and pretty durable
The explosion-proof rating is DⅡBT4
It will run steady from minus twenty-five up to eighty-five Celsius
Comes built to standard Q/TYQ 01-2021

Explosion-Resistant Ignition Cable

Gets the electric pulse across without a hitch—high voltage, no problem
The cable itself is a mix of silicone rubber, tin-coated copper, and a sheath made to flex while keeping things safe
Built as a single multi-strand core, with a full silicone rubber sheath plus that stainless steel armor
Operates even if temps dip way down to minus sixty or climb up to two hundred Celsius

Ignition Gun

This bit lets out a strong DC pulse right at a special tip, which makes a spark with no fuss about the weather or conditions around
There’s a lot of ceramic here—ninety-five percent high alumina, some stainless steel, glass, and a bit of semiconductor ceramic
Stainless steel makes up most of the structure, with glass-sealed joints for the heat
Cold or blazing hot, this gun is built for it. It handles minus sixty up to eight hundred Celsius, and in a pinch can take up to thirteen hundred for a short while
Discharges voltage from seven hundred up to a thousand and shrugs off pressure all the way to five megapascals

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