Southbend 1164807 Range Igniter Electrode W/38" Wire

An ignition electrode is used in commercial gas cooking equipment to generate the spark needed to ignite the burner. It carries electrical energy from the ignition control system to the burner assembly through a 38-inch lead, helping initiate combustion when the heating cycle begins. The electrode serves as the ignition point for gas-fired cooking equipment and is commonly used in commercial ovens, ranges, kettles, and other gas-powered appliances. Over time, the electrode may become worn or damaged, which can result in delayed ignition or difficulty lighting the burner. Replacing a faulty electrode can help restore proper spark generation and support reliable burner ignition during normal cooking operations.

Equipment Compatibility:
Key applications for Southbend ignition electrodes include commercial gas ranges, ovens, and kettle cooking systems used in restaurant kitchens, institutional food preparation areas, and high-demand cooking stations. This Range Igniter Electrode 1164807 is compatible with commercial cooking equipment from leading brands such as Southbend, Vulcan Hart, Blodgett, and U-Line, and more, where spark ignition is required for proper burner startup.

Brand Compatibility:
Replaces multiple part numbers used in compatible commercial cooking equipment, including components from Southbend, Vulcan Hart, Blodgett, and U-Line. Complete cross-reference details are provided separately.

Product Specifications:
Product Type: Range Igniter Electrode
Manufacturer: Southbend
SKU: 1164807
Wire Length: 38"
Function: Gas Burner Ignition Spark Generation
Application: Commercial Cooking Equipment Ignition System

Key Features:
Generates spark for gas burner ignition in commercial cooking equipment. 38" wire length provides a flexible connection to ignition control systems. Used in ovens, ranges, and kettle-style gas cooking equipment. Supports proper burner light-off during startup cycles. Designed for spark ignition systems in foodservice equipment. Replacement option for worn or failed ignition electrodes.