Cofi Ignition transformer TRG1035/6
SKU TRG1035/6
Brand Cofi
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Key specifications
| Supply voltage | 230 V |
|---|---|
| Secondary voltage | 5 kV |
| Length | 107 mm |
| Width | 85 mm |
| Height | 80 mm |
| Output current | 1.9 A |
| Reliability | long service life |
| Design features | compact dimensions for its class |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
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Description
The Cofi TRG1035/6 is an ignition transformer designed for high-power gas, diesel, and heavy fuel oil burners. It operates on a 230 V, 50 Hz supply and provides a secondary voltage of 5 kV with an output current of 1. 9 A. The transformer measures 107 mm in length, 85 mm in width, and 80 mm in height, featuring a compact design for its class. Its induction design ensures stable spark generation for burner start-up under intensive use.
Further details
| Application | gas burners, diesel burners, heavy fuel oil burners, boiler installations, industrial heat generators |
|---|---|
| Energization | energised after the pre-purge phase and fuel admission begins |
| Flame detection methods supported | flame is proven by the ionisation electrode or uv/ir detector |
| Ignition cable insulation | silicone-insulated to withstand high voltage and heat |
| Installation ease | simplify installation and replacement of standard equipment |
| Operating phase | operates only during the ignition phase, as commanded by the burner control |
| Operating principle | steps up mains voltage to the level required to produce a spark at the ignition electrode gap |
| Replacement considerations | primary voltage, secondary voltage and current, duty cycle, mounting style, terminal type, and cable connector pattern must match the existing installation |
| Replacement verification | a correctly matched transformer is essential for reliable ignition and safe burner operation |
| Troubleshooting | a hardened or cracked cable can leak the spark to earth, which may be misinterpreted as a faulty transformer |
| Working with | connected between the burner control and the ignition electrode |
Choosing and fitting
When selecting a replacement ignition transformer of this type, ensure the primary voltage, secondary voltage and current, duty cycle, mounting style, terminal type, and cable connector pattern match the existing installation. Common primary voltages include 230 V, 110 V, and 24 V. The secondary output must be sufficient to strike a spark under combustion chamber conditions. Check the condition of ignition cables, as hardened or cracked silicone insulation can leak the spark to earth, which may be misinterpreted as a faulty transformer.
Signs of failure
Typical failures of ignition transformers include internal short circuits, open windings, or insulation breakdown, leading to weak or no spark at the ignition electrode. Equipment may fail to ignite, causing burner lockout or repeated ignition attempts. Check for visible damage, listen for buzzing sounds, and measure primary and secondary voltages with a multimeter to diagnose. Also inspect ignition cables for cracks or hardening, as these can cause spark leakage and mimic transformer failure.
All specifications
| Supply voltage | 230 V |
|---|---|
| Secondary voltage | 5 kV |
| Length | 107 mm |
| Width | 85 mm |
| Height | 80 mm |
| Output current | 1.9 A |
| Reliability | long service life |
| Design features | compact dimensions for its class |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
Part numbers
| SKU | TRG1035/6 |
|---|---|
| Additional article | 309.820.064 |