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Allanson 2730-252A Ferromagnetic Ignition Transformer - Ignition Transformers
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Allanson 2730-252A Ferromagnetic Ignition Transformer

The Allanson 3G-OTH-03152 is a ferromagnetic ignition transformer from the Small Can Series, designed for industrial burner systems. It operates on a 110V, 50Hz input with a secondary voltage of 10,000 Volts and a…

SKU 3G-OTH-03152

Also listed as: 2730252A · 2730 252A

Brand
Allanson
Item
2730-252A Ferromagnetic Ignition Transformer
Part Number
2730-252A
Category
Ignition Transformers
UNSPSC
39121003 — Instrument transformers
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20 Woodlands Link #09-05, Singapore 738733
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+65 8878 8355
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Technical Specifications

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Current
23mA
Can Size
Small Can Series
Grounding
Mid Point Ground
Hv Terminal
Zinc Plated Button
Input Voltage
110V
Hinge Location
Side Hinge
Input Frequency
50Hz
Secondary Voltage
10000 Volt

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Product Description

The Allanson 3G-OTH-03152 is a ferromagnetic ignition transformer from the Small Can Series, designed for industrial burner systems. It operates on a 110V, 50Hz input with a secondary voltage of 10,000 Volts and a current of 23mA, featuring a side hinge, mid-point grounding, and a zinc-plated button HV terminal.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Allanson 3G-OTH-03152 ferromagnetic ignition transformer used for?

The Allanson 3G-OTH-03152 is a ferromagnetic ignition transformer designed for constant-duty ignition in commercial and industrial oil burners. It provides a reliable 10,000 Volt secondary voltage at 23 mA to ignite fuel oil in boilers, furnaces, and similar heating equipment.

What are the specifications of the Allanson 3G-OTH-03152 ignition transformer?

The Allanson 3G-OTH-03152 has a 110 V input voltage at 50 Hz, a secondary voltage of 10,000 Volt RMS, and a secondary short-circuit current of 23 mA. It features mid-point grounding, a zinc-plated button HV terminal, and a side hinge. It is a small can series model with an operating temperature range of -30 to +40 °C.

Where to buy the Allanson 3G-OTH-03152 in Singapore?

You can source the Allanson 3G-OTH-03152 ferromagnetic ignition transformer through 3G Electric in Singapore. We handle logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your facility. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this Allanson model.

How to install the Allanson 3G-OTH-03152 ignition transformer?

To install the Allanson 3G-OTH-03152, ensure the input voltage matches 110 V at 50 Hz and the transformer is securely mounted using the side hinge. Connect the primary wiring to the mid-point ground terminals and the HV terminal to the spark electrode. Always follow the manufacturer's wiring diagram and local electrical codes.

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Common applications for Allanson
Industrial gas combustion — Allanson 1196-H ferromagnetic ignition transformer for constant-duty spark generation in commercial and industrial gas burners.
Carlin oil burner retrofit — Allanson 2730-630 ignition transformer for Carlin 99, 100, 101, and Card Miser burners, operating at 110V/50Hz.
Gordon Piatt burner service — Allanson 542-GP ignition transformer with 1/4-20 stud terminal for reliable ignition in Gordon Piatt gas burners.
PVI Industries oil heating — Allanson 421-663 double-pole transformer for oil-fired PVI Industries boilers, providing mid-point grounded ignition.
Commercial kitchen ventilation — Allanson DCC2C32700-120-277V LED power supply for dimmable hood lamp lighting in commercial kitchen exhaust systems.
Process heating systems — Allanson 1092-IC ignition transformer for industrial combustion applications requiring 25/20mA output and Rajah connector.
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