Cofi Ignition cable 09CA0A1919

Name: Cofi Ignition cable 09CA0A1919
Brand: Cofi
SKU: 09CA0A1919
Price: 9.00 EUR
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SKU 09CA0A1919 Brand Cofi

Brand Cofi

Key specifications

Cable length	258 mm
Cross section	2 mm²
Connector type	special for TR2
Insulation material	PVC
Replacement benefit	restore ignition
Country of origin	Italy

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Description

The Cofi Ignition cable 09CA0A1919, type designation TR2, is a 258 mm long cable with a cross-section of 2 mm², insulated with PVC. It features a connector type special for TR2 and is manufactured in Italy. This cable is designed to connect ignition transformers in burners, ensuring proper power supply for ignition. It is compatible with Cofi TR2, Cofi, CIB Unigas, and Riello equipment.

Further details

Application	gas burners with Cofi TR2 transformers, industrial and domestic boiler rooms, service maintenance of Cofi, CIB Unigas, Riello and similar equipment
Cable variation	vary by terminal shape, connector pattern, and length
Correct replacement requirement	must match original to maintain proper contact and prevent tracking
Failure mode	hardened, cracked, or chipped insulation leaks spark to earth
Failure mode warning	can mimic faulty transformer or prevent reliable flame ignition
High voltage transmission	carry high-voltage current from ignition transformer to electrode
Replacement consideration	check insulation condition along entire length and at terminals
Selection basis	part number of original equipment manufacturer and physical match with existing cable and connectors

Choosing and fitting

When selecting an ignition cable of this kind, ensure the connector type and length match the original part. The cable must be compatible with the specific ignition transformer model. Measure the existing cable length and compare connector shapes to guarantee a proper fit. Installation typically involves plug-and-play connection, but verify the cable is securely attached to prevent arcing.

Signs of failure

Ignition cables of this type can fail due to insulation hardening, cracking, or chipping, leading to spark leakage to ground. This may cause intermittent ignition or complete loss of spark, mimicking a faulty transformer. Check the entire cable length and terminals for damage. If the cable is worn, replacing it can restore proper ignition function.