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51838U 120V Electric Ignitor – OEM Replacement Part

by Beckett
Original price $66.00 - Original price $66.00
Original price
$66.00
$66.00 - $66.00
Current price $66.00

Part Number: 51838U
Category: Pressure Washer Parts → Burner Components → Ignitors & Ignition Transformers
Type: 51838U 120V Electric Ignitor


The 51838U 120V Electric Ignitor (Part #5054) is a versatile, high-performance electronic ignition transformer designed for oil burner systems used in hot water pressure washers, heating equipment, and industrial combustion applications. Engineered to provide reliable ignition performance, this ignitor generates a powerful high-voltage spark that ensures fast and efficient burner startup.

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Key Features & Benefits

  • OEM replacement 120V electric ignitor
  • Powerful 20kV peak ignition output
  • Delivers fast and efficient burner ignition
  • Compatible with multiple burner platforms
  • Universal base plate adaptability
  • Fits many competitor transformer base plates
  • Compact and lightweight design
  • Vacuum-encapsulated synthetic resin construction
  • Excellent moisture resistance
  • Superior electrical insulation properties
  • High-temperature thermoplastic housing
  • Impact-resistant and scratch-resistant construction
  • Chemical-resistant housing design
  • UL recognized in the United States and Canada
  • Integrated wire routing and protection features

Technical Specifications

Part Number: 5054

Model: 51838U

Product Type: Electronic Burner Ignitor

Weight: Approximately 1.1 lbs.

OEM Replacement: Yes


Electrical Specifications

Input

Voltage: 120 VAC

Frequency: 60 Hz

Power Consumption: 35 VA

Output

Output Voltage: 6kV RMS

Peak Voltage: 20kV

Output Current: 35mA RMS

Secondary: Mid-Point Ground


Environmental Ratings

Operating Temperature

-20°F to 150°F

Storage Temperature

-40°F to 150°F


Compatible Burner Systems

Designed to adapt to:

Beckett

  • A
  • AF
  • AFG
  • S

Aero

  • Various compatible models

Carlin

  • 100
  • 101CRD
  • 102CRD
  • 200
  • 201
  • 500CRD

Wayne

  • M
  • E
  • HS

Weil-McLain

  • Various compatible models

The versatile design also fits many other manufacturer transformer base plates.


Compatible Applications

Commonly used in:

  • Hot water pressure washer burners
  • Fuel oil burner systems
  • Commercial heating equipment
  • Industrial burner assemblies
  • Mobile wash rigs
  • Fleet washing equipment
  • Industrial cleaning systems
  • Commercial maintenance equipment
  • Burner service and repair applications
  • Fuel-fired heating equipment

Common Signs of Ignitor Failure

A replacement ignitor may be needed if you notice:

  • Burner fails to ignite
  • Weak ignition spark
  • Delayed startup
  • Frequent ignition lockouts
  • Intermittent burner operation
  • Damaged ignitor housing
  • Excessive ignition noise
  • No spark output

Performance Advantages

  • High-output ignition promotes reliable burner startup
  • Universal compatibility reduces inventory requirements
  • Moisture-resistant design improves reliability
  • Excellent thermal management characteristics
  • Durable housing withstands harsh environments
  • Helps reduce burner downtime
  • Supports efficient combustion system performance
  • Suitable for demanding commercial applications
  • Long service life under heavy-duty operating conditions

Installation Instructions

  1. Disconnect power to the burner system.
  2. Allow all burner components to cool completely.
  3. Remove the existing ignitor assembly.
  4. Inspect wiring and ignition components.
  5. Install the replacement 51838U ignitor onto the appropriate base plate.
  6. Route wires through the integrated breakout sections as needed.
  7. Secure all electrical connections.
  8. Restore power and test burner operation.
  9. Verify proper ignition and burner startup performance.

Note: Always follow burner manufacturer installation procedures and wiring specifications.


Maintenance Recommendations

  • Inspect ignition components during routine burner maintenance.
  • Verify secure wiring connections.
  • Check ignition electrodes for proper condition and gap settings.
  • Keep burner compartments clean and dry.
  • Inspect the ignitor housing for signs of damage.
  • Replace ignition components showing signs of wear or failure.

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