Brahma High-voltage wire C00700342

This ignition cable transmits a high-voltage pulse from the ignition transformer to the spark electrode in burners for gas and liquid fuel. It has a nominal length of 780 mm and an actual length of 840 mm, with a square profile of 14 mm by 14 mm and a net weight of 0.035 kg. The cable is insulated with silicone, which provides resistance to high temperatures, mechanical stress, and wear. It is supplied with connectors matching the d5 pd42/p pattern. The product is manufactured in Italy.

When replacing an ignition cable of this type, the connector pattern at both the transformer and the electrode must match the existing components. The required length depends on the physical routing inside the burner housing. Ensure the terminal fit is correct and route the cable without sharp bends or contact with hot surfaces, which can damage the insulation.

Failure of ignition cables of this kind usually begins with hardening or cracking of the silicone insulation, allowing the high-voltage spark to leak to ground. The equipment may then exhibit a weak or absent spark at the electrode, often mistaken for a defective ignition transformer. When troubleshooting a no-spark condition, inspect the cable before replacing the transformer.