Electric Ignition Module for Gas Pizza Ovens

Electric Ignition Module for Gas Pizza Ovens

The electric ignition module for gas pizza ovens is an important component of the oven’s ignition system.

It generates the electrical pulses required to produce ignition sparks.

As a result, the module helps ignite the burner or pilot flame, depending on the oven’s design.

This type of ignition module may be suitable for certain gas pizza ovens manufactured by Prismafood, HOSTEK, Resto Italia, GAM and other brands.

However, different ovens may use different ignition systems. Therefore, you should always compare the replacement module with the original component before ordering.

Replacement Part for Gas Pizza Oven Ignition Systems

A gas pizza oven requires a properly functioning ignition system to ignite the gas safely.

Several components work together to perform this function.

First, the electric ignition module generates the necessary electrical pulses.

Next, the high-voltage cable transfers these pulses to the ignition electrode.

Finally, the electrode produces a spark at the location specified by the oven manufacturer.

In this way, the ignition system allows the burner or pilot flame to ignite.

However, the ignition module does not replace the oven’s gas safety devices.

For Selected Prismafood, HOSTEK, Resto Italia and GAM Pizza Ovens

Are you looking for an electric ignition module for a professional gas pizza oven?

This type of component may be suitable for selected ovens from the following brands:

• Prismafood
• HOSTEK
• Resto Italia
• GAM
• Other brands using a compatible ignition system

Nevertheless, a manufacturer may use different ignition modules across its product range.

For example, the electrical connections, mounting points or operating characteristics may vary between oven models.

Therefore, the brand name alone does not guarantee compatibility.

Always check that the replacement module matches the original part before purchasing.

Compact Ignition Module with Screw Mounting

The product photographs show a reddish-brown electric ignition module.

The first photograph displays the component on its own.

The second photograph shows the module installed inside a gas pizza oven.

The following features are visible:

• two flat electrical terminals;
• connections for the high-voltage ignition circuit;
• a mechanical screw mounting;
• an ignition cable connected to the module in the installation photograph.

These details help you compare the replacement part with the component already installed in your oven.

Furthermore, the photographs show the module’s shape and mounting arrangement.

However, the wire colours must never be used as wiring instructions.

How Does an Electric Ignition Module Work?

The ignition module operates when the oven’s ignition system requests a spark.

It generates the electrical pulses required for ignition.

A high-voltage cable then transfers the pulses to the ignition electrode.

The electrode produces a spark in the position specified by the manufacturer.

Depending on the oven design, the system ignites the main burner or a pilot flame.

Therefore, the module forms an essential part of the ignition system.

However, it does not regulate the gas supply or provide flame supervision.

When Should You Replace an Ignition Module?

Over time, an electric ignition module may develop a fault.

For example, the oven may stop producing ignition sparks.

In other cases, the ignition system may operate intermittently.

However, these symptoms do not necessarily mean that the module is defective.

The problem may also be caused by:

• a damaged ignition electrode;
• a faulty high-voltage cable;
• a loose or damaged electrical connection;
• a defective ignition button;
• another component of the ignition system.

For this reason, a qualified technician should identify the cause of the fault before replacing the module.

A proper diagnosis can help prevent unnecessary spare-part purchases.

What Is the Difference Between an Ignition Module and an Ignition Button?

The electric ignition module and the electronic ignition button are two different components.

The ignition module generates the electrical pulses required to produce sparks.

The ignition button allows the user to activate the ignition system on ovens designed with this type of control.

Therefore, a defective button does not automatically mean that the ignition module must be replaced.

Likewise, a faulty module does not necessarily require a new button.

For additional maintenance needs, ACRIVI also offers an electronic ignition button for Prismafood, HOSTEK and GAM pizza ovens.

This complementary spare part is available separately.

Check the Ignition Electrode and High-Voltage Cable

The ignition electrode produces the spark near the designated ignition area.

The high-voltage cable connects the electrode to the ignition module.

Both components must be in good working condition.

If the oven no longer produces sparks, a technician should inspect the complete ignition circuit.

This check can help identify the faulty component and avoid replacing parts that are still working correctly.

How to Check Compatibility Before Ordering

Before purchasing, compare the new ignition module with the original component installed in your oven.

Check the following details:

• overall housing shape;
• length, width and thickness;
• mounting points;
• electrical terminals;
• number of high-voltage outputs;
• connector positions and shapes;
• required supply voltage;
• type of ignition system.

In addition, use the two product photographs to compare the module and its installation.

These checks help reduce the risk of ordering an unsuitable replacement part.

A Spare Part for Professional Pizza Ovens

The ignition system plays an important role in the daily operation of a professional gas pizza oven.

When a technician confirms that the ignition module is defective, replacing it with a compatible component may restore the ignition function.

This spare part may be useful for ovens installed in:

• pizzerias;
• snack bars;
• bars and restaurants;
• takeaway food businesses;
• professional kitchens;
• other commercial food-service establishments.

However, the replacement must always match the ignition system specified by the oven manufacturer.

Installation and Safety Instructions

A gas pizza oven combines a gas supply with electrical components.

Therefore, replacing the ignition module requires appropriate safety precautions.

Before beginning any work, shut off the gas supply.

Next, disconnect the electrical supply and allow the oven to cool completely.

A qualified professional must install the module and perform the necessary safety and operational checks.

The technician must follow the manufacturer’s wiring diagram and installation instructions.

Never modify the gas circuit or safety devices to fit an incompatible ignition module.

Main Technical Specifications

• Product: electric ignition module
• Application: professional gas pizza oven
• Function: generation of electrical ignition pulses
• Housing colour: reddish brown
• Connections: flat electrical terminals and high-voltage connections
• Mounting: screw mounting
• Supply voltage: to be checked on the supplied component
• Total number of outputs: to be confirmed
• Dimensions: to be compared with the original component
• Compatibility: depends on the oven model and its ignition system

Buy Your Gas Pizza Oven Ignition Module from ACRIVI

ACRIVI supplies spare parts for the maintenance and repair of professional pizza ovens.

Are you looking for an electric ignition module for a gas pizza oven?

Compare your existing component with the photographs and specifications shown on this product page.

Also check the electrical connections, mounting arrangement and operating characteristics.

If you are unsure, contact ACRIVI with the oven brand, model and photographs of the ignition module you need to replace.

Always select an ignition module that matches the system specified by the oven manufacturer.