An alumina pellet igniter is a type of ignition device that utilizes alumina pellets as the primary ignition material. Alumina, also known as aluminum oxide (Al2O3), is a ceramic material with excellent thermal and electrical insulation properties, which makes it suitable for igniter applications.They are designed to generate heat when applied an electrical current, allowing them to ignite or initiate a combustion process in various systems. When it comes to the voltage requirements of pellet stove igniters, they can vary depending on the specific model and manufacturer. Typically, you can find pellet stove igniters designed for either 120V or 230V power systems. The voltage requirement should be specified by the manufacturer for the particular igniter model. Alumina igniters offer advantages such as high-temperature resistance, electrical insulation, and reliability. They can withstand the high temperatures generated during ignition processes, and their ceramic composition ensures a safe due to controlled ignition source. Ceramic Igniter for Pellet Stove Advantages 1) Higher temperature, about twice of traditional metal sheathed heater; 2) Shorter ignition time, about 60~90 seconds 3) Electrically insulated with no exposed electric contacts 4) Wear and corrosion resistance 5) Long life time 6) Easy to install and replace 7) Long-lasting (non-aging). Tested to 100,000 cycles. 8) 800~1100°C at steady-state temperature. Impervious to oxidation and corrosion. 9) Ignite kerosene, wood chips, split logs, coal briquettes or other biomass, corn, etc.