2721-680 Allanson Ignition Transformer – 120V Primary / 10,000V Secondary
The Allanson 2721-680 is a high-performance double pole ignition transformer designed for oil burners. Engineered for reliable operation, it provides a consistent 10,000V spark to ensure safe and efficient ignition in commercial, residential, and industrial heating systems.
✅ Key Features
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High Reliability – Double pole design for constant duty and dependable ignition
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Durable Construction – Built with high-temperature wire and single porcelain components
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Efficient Operation – Runs cooler and quieter for extended service life
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Universal Compliance – Meets American and European EMI/RFI noise emission standards
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Easy Replacement – Designed to fit most standard oil burner applications
📊 Specifications
Specification | Detail |
Part Number |
2721-680 |
Application |
Ignition Transformer – Oil Burners |
Input Voltage |
120V |
Current |
23mA |
Grounding |
Mid Point Ground |
Secondary Voltage |
10,000V |
Input Frequency |
60Hz |
Poles |
Double |
Design |
Single porcelain, high temperature wire |
🛒 Shopping Tips
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Check Burner Compatibility – Ensure the transformer matches your oil burner’s voltage and pole requirements.
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Inspect Old Unit – Replace if sparks are weak, intermittent, or the transformer shows signs of wear.
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Double Pole Advantage – Double pole transformers provide more stable ignition for consistent burner performance.
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Keep on Hand – A reliable replacement part can prevent downtime during peak heating season.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: Can this transformer be used with all oil burners?
A: It is compatible with most standard oil burners requiring 120V primary and 10,000V secondary with a double pole configuration.
Q2: How do I know if the transformer is failing?
A: Common symptoms include weak or intermittent sparks, burner failing to ignite, or visible signs of wear on the transformer.
Q3: Is installation difficult?
A: No, it’s designed for direct replacement with standard mounting and terminal connections.
Q4: Does it meet safety standards?
A: Yes, it meets American and European noise emission standards (EMI/RFI) for safe operation.