Garland GL1516301 Ignition Control

The Garland GL1516301 Ignition Control is a system that controls the ignition of the burner sending signals to the control circuit and triggering a controlled spark sequence to ignite the burner in commercial systems. It uses sensor feedback to detect the presence of a flame and retries ignition if necessary to ensure the connected systems starts up consistently and includes ignition module logic, secure lockout response and restart sequencing based on input conditions. It is usually mounted in the systems control panel, close to the burner assembly, for direct wiring and signal access to provide electrical connections and easy access for servicing in a closed cabinet design.