TORCH Piezo Igniter for Lighting Gas, 6 Inch Long Neck: TZ69-CE-15LH
This piezoelectric ignifter is able to convert a sound wave into an electrical signal, and thereby can create a tiny spark which can be used to ignite a butane torch or other such gas contrivance. This igniter is 9 inches long overall, with an extra long 6 inch neck. This device is much safer than using a lighter or lighted match. Simply push the red section of the handle until you hear it click, and have the igniter end near the source of the gas. Once you turn on the gas be ready with the igniter immediately. Don’t let the gas valve remain open more than a few seconds before igniting, and turn it off completetly when finished. * This Device Creates A Spark To Light Your Gas Torch – Works Every Time – Has Loop For Hanging * This Igniter Requires No Batteries, Fuel, Electricity Or Outside Power Source Of Any Kind * 9-inches Long Overall – 6-inch Long Neck For Protection – Steel Neck – Durable Plastic Handle * Easy To Operate – Just Squeeze The Red Portion Of The Handle Until You Hear The Click * The Igniter Produces A Tiny Spark – Just Enough To Light Your Gas Or Butane Torch BLACK FRIDAY Specials -Cyber Monday & Holiday Deal
Product Features
- This Device Creates A Spark To Light Your Gas Torch – Works Every Time – Has Loop For Hanging
- This Igniter Requires No Batteries, Fuel, Electricity Or Outside Power Source Of Any Kind
- 9-inches Long Overall – 6-inch Long Neck For Protection – Steel Neck – Durable Plastic Handle
- Easy To Operate – Just Squeeze The Red Portion Of The Handle Until You Hear The Click
- The Igniter Produces A Tiny Spark – Just Enough To Light Your Gas Or Butane Torch
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It is not easy to operate the way the handle is designed We bought this to replace a very old European made igniter to light the gas burners on the stove at our summer house. It is not easy to operate the way the handle is designed. More seriously, the spark it produces is very small and that, combined with the way the sparking end is designed , resulted in very inconsistent lighting of a burner, even after multiple sparking tries. This actually turned out to be quite dangerous in that it allowed too much gas to escape and if it did finally unite…
I had bad luck with wasting my money on utility lighters that … I had bad luck with wasting my money on utility lighters that fail (either right out of the packaging or long before the fuel runs out), so I bought this for lighting the burners on my gas stove. I can see the little spark, and when it works it’s good, but there are many times when I just can’t get the gas to light. I dislike running the gas in the time it takes for numerous failed sparks. I’ll do them in sets of five, and I’ll run through two or three attempts before I move on to matches or…