HE-PP-12 Fireye Ignition Unit

Part number HE-PP-12 from Fireye, listed in Burner & Combustion Controls. KKM Solutions quotes this part with pricing and availability confirmed per order.

Overview The Fireye HE-PP-12 is a high-energy ignition power pack from the SureFire II series, designed for the direct spark ignition of most gaseous and liquid fuels. As a Class 3 special igniter, it delivers a powerful 12-joule spark to ensure reliable flame initiation in industrial burners and pilots. This unit is specifically engineered for connection to a high-voltage HEC-X connecting cable and is housed in a rugged, die-cast aluminum enclosure suitable for demanding combustion environments. Features High-energy 12-joule output per pulse for reliable ignition of difficult fuels. Selectable input voltage (115/230 VAC) for versatile installation. Visual spark operation indication for real-time status monitoring. Integrated proof of spark relay with potential-free contacts for flame safeguard integration. Thermal cutout protection built into the transformer to prevent overheating. Safety bleed resistor that discharges capacitors within 120 seconds for technician safety. Quick-disconnect (QD) or integrated threaded options for flexible spark rod mounting. Specifications Model Number: HE-PP-12 Ignition Energy: 12 Joules per pulse (48 to 60 Joules per second) Spark Rate: Approximately 3 to 5 pulses per second Output Voltage: 2,000 VDC Input Power: 115/230 VAC (selectable), 50/60 Hz Enclosure Rating: IP65 / NEMA 4 (die-cast aluminum) Ambient Temperature Range: -40 degree C to +60 degree C (-40 degree F to +140 degree F) Weight: Approximately 3.25 kg (7.16 lbs) Duty Cycle: 50% ED; continuous operation up to 300 seconds Applications The HE-PP-12 is widely used in power generation, refineries, and petrochemical plants for the direct ignition of main burners or for igniting pilots. It is compatible with Fireye SureFire II forced draft gas pilots and is designed to work with various ignition rod lengths. It is ideally suited for industrial applications involving natural gas, propane, and liquid fuels like No. 2 oil where a high-intensity spark is required to overcome moisture or carbon deposits.