39.5" Piezo Igniter Kit

As you can see it can be installed on in Coleman Classic 2 burner stove. What was done:- I drilled four holes in the steel panel to accommodate 2 sparking plugs. I used 6/32 pan head screw and nut to secure spark plugs next to the burners- I sharpened ends of both sparking plugs using small bench grinder- I cut the cable that goes to left burner to length of about 1 foot and crimped new connector on it. Then I put termo shrinking tube on it and shrunk it with gas lighter. Then connected to central connector of the igniter- Connected long wire that goes to right burner plug to side (flat) connector of the igniter- With both burners unscrewed and removed, end of sparking plugs were bent towards burners so make a spark gap of about 1/8" or little bit more. You might need to adjust the spark gap so you can remove and install burners, and the spark is bright and powerful on both burners at the same time. I used two pliers to bent the ends of the spark plugs to make sure ceramic part is not damaged by the force applied to the plug end.After several adjustments the igniter works as it should on both burners. The only thing I did not like is a loud sound it creates when the button is pressed, but I can live with it.

Bought these to install on an older Coleman 2 burner camp stove that didn't have igniters. They work as I had hoped, but installing them correctly is critical. The tips of the electrodes must be installed no more than 1/4" inch from the edge of the burner. A slightly closer distance of 3/16" is even better for a strong, reliable spark. I also found that placing the tip of the electrode at the upper half of the burner worked much better than if it was placed near the bottom. Another thing; the product description states that the side terminal is a ground and "must touch metal". This is wrong! The side terminal is for adding a second electrode such as one that would go to a side burner on a BBQ. In my case, I used one push button igniter and two electrodes going to the two burners on my camp stove. Even though the side terminal is flat as opposed to the rounded one on the end, the second electrode connector will still slide on to it securely.

They put out a nice spark. They are designed for gas grills, I believe. I needed a replacement for a weed torch and so had to do significant retrofitting. The wire was longer than what I needed and the insulator surrounding the ignition tip was a smaller diameter, but I got it in and it works great! the wire could be heavier; as it is, it is much lighter than the wire from my original igniter.

Ordered to eliminate the need of lighting the pilot light on a gas oven with a match. Works great.

I can't complain about the price. I bought these for a little science project. They work, albeit VERY inconsistently. Sometimes they spark on the fist push, and other times it takes 20 tries to get a spark. 3 stars because: Price = 5 stars! Sparks consistently = 1 star. Average = 3 stars

Does not ignite propane

The item came on time. I used this to replace a broken lighter on a RV fridge. It was mounted separately. I ran a ground and lighting wire. Works great. No more going outside to light the pilot.

Device works as ir should, but ease of installation is site specific. If where you want to put it was similarly equipped previously, a piece of cake. Non-similar site will require a bit of engineering adaptation.