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110-Volt Hot Surface Igniter for Heat Transfer Products and Rheem SP12143 Ignitor AdvantagePlus

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  • Designed for use with all AdvantagePlus water heaters
  • Made from premium quality silicon nitride for durability
  • Includes mounting bracket with bolts and igniter for installation
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Product Details

Directbrand has over 10 years experience in providing Silicon Nitride igniters. The ultimate upgrade made from silicon nitride, robust, and durable. This direct drop in upgrade replaces Voyager 110-Volt part number 0206FF003. This is the ultimate upgrade made from Silicon Rheem SP12143 Ignitor AdvantagePlus Hot Surface Ignition.
  • Mounting bracket with bolts and igniter included
  • Input supply rating: 110-Volt; includes multi option fittings
  • Used in trane package roof top units
  • Used in the following models: voyager gas fired water heaters; replaces part number 0206FF003
  • Compatible with all AdvantagePlus water heaters
  • 3 year warranty
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  • California residents
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Questions & Answers

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Q:Are the electrical terminals on this part male or female?
by|Nov 6, 2022
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A:  I just grabbed one from the warehouse. Unfortunately giving you a definitive answer is not as easy as you would assume; as I only have one half of the Molex connector. It appears to be a male end, but again I don’t have the other half to plug it into to confirm. I called the manufacturer who confirmed it as male. If you want to give me a call I would be happy to text you some close up images. Chris 978 651 3301

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    Q:Looking for a whirlpool gas water heater ignitor
    by|Apr 12, 2022
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    A:  I am sorry this would not be appropriate. I do not deal with appliance parts. However I have looked for them for myself. I would suggest identifying the model and serial number of your unit. Then based on that source a parts break down. Possibly on the manufactures web site. Once you identify the part number for the igniter you should be able to find it assuming it is a replaceable part.

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      Q:I don't understand what this does. What is a Rheem SP12143 Ignitor AdvantagePlus.? Is there no e...
      by|Apr 11, 2017
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      A:  This is a hot surface igniter. Essentially it is a piece of special metal that becomes red hot when a certain current is run through it. When the unit is energized the hot metal is used to ignite the burner on a gas water heater. In the United State there essentially only three manufacturers of tank type water heaters. "Rheem" is one of them. "Advantage Plus" is a series of water heaters made by Rheem. It is the series of water heater this unit is used on. And "SP12143" is the Rheem part number this product is equivalent to. If you pull down the PDF's located in the specification section of the Home Depot listing, you will see other igniters made by this same manufacturer.

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        Customer Reviews

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        Sep 5, 2019
        The part that the website said was the part for my tankless water heater was the incorrect part, ...
        The part that the website said was the part for my tankless water heater was the incorrect part, and furthermore the part number for my water heater does not exist in your system. (Part # ECO180XN3). I went into the store to resolve the problem, and was given a total run around. I wound up having to buy a complete new water heater, (instead of just replacing the igniter). PS. I bought the water heater at a reputable appliance store, and I will avoid Home Depot in the future for all such purchases. If this is not specific enough for you feel free to contact me further.
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          Jan 21, 2017
          Only worked for 1 day in my voyager heater. I usually get 2 months usage out of the original part.
          Only worked for 1 day in my voyager heater. I usually get 2 months usage out of the original part.
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          Response from chrisJan 23, 2017
          I am sorry for the inconvenience. Not only should you get longer than a day, You should be getting longer than two months. A consistent shorter life than a year or two suggest to me you have something else going on. HTP stopped making the voyager a while ago which tells me your unit has been in for some time. I would suggest the next time you change the igniter you inspect the burner. There is a tendency on these units for "fuzz" to build up on the burner. If that by product of combustion comes in contact with the igniter it will short it out. Sometimes the contaminant needs to be trimmed off. I would also consider giving HTP a call as you should be getting a much longer life out of any igniter.
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            Jun 19, 2016
            Reasonable replacement.
            Not quite an exact replacement. Time will tell if it works/last as long as the original.
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            Sep 29, 2015
            Just what i needed, great price
            Order came in quick, we were able to deliver to our customer on time.
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