What is the normal voltage output for an igniter?

The normal voltage output for an igniter is typically around 14,000 volts. Igniters are designed to create a sufficient spark for combustion in various systems, such as oil burners and gas appliances. A voltage output of 14,000 volts is effective in ensuring reliable ignition by providing enough energy to overcome the ignition threshold of the fuel being used.

This voltage level ensures that the igniter can create a strong spark that ignites the fuel-air mixture efficiently, leading to optimal combustion. Higher or lower voltages may not provide the same reliability or efficiency in igniting the fuel, which is crucial for the safe and effective operation of heating systems. Therefore, the choice of 14,000 volts reflects the standard used in many applications in the industry.