Self-inhibiting spark generating arrangement

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Igniting systems – For electric spark ignition

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431 67, F23Q 300

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040342700

ABSTRACT:
A fuel ignition control arrangement for use in a fuel ignition system includes a control circuit responsive to a thermostatically-controlled circuit element for the fuel ignition system for causing a gaseous fuel to be supplied to burner apparatus of the system, a spark-producing circuit responsive to the thermostatically-controlled element for igniting the fuel supplied to the burner apparatus, a timing circuit responsive to the thermostatically-controlled element for de-energizing the control circuit after a predetermined timing interval, and a flame sensing circuit responsive to the ignition of the fuel supplied to the burner apparatus for maintaining the control circuit in fuel supplying condition.

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