Hayward IDXL2IGN1930 Low NOx silicon nitride igniter for H-Series heatersHayward IDXL2IGN1930 Low NOx Silicon Nitride Igniter, After 09/04 In stock$13999
Hayward IDXL2IGN1930 Low NOx silicon nitride igniter for H-Series heaters

Hayward IDXL2IGN1930 Low NOx Silicon Nitride Igniter, After 09/04

Ask a questionMPN IDXL2IGN1930
$13999
In stock

30 day returns · Easy, with prepaid labels provided

Quick overview

  • Genuine Hayward part Factory igniter IDXL2IGN1930 for Low NOx H-Series heaters.
  • Silicon nitride element The later igniter material, tougher than the older silicon carbide style it replaced.
  • After 09/04 heaters Listed for H-Series heaters built after 9/20/2004, so check your date of manufacture before ordering.
  • H-Series Low NOx Appears in the Hayward H-Series Low NOx 250 and 400 parts breakdown.
  • The no ignition part A heater that calls for heat, runs the blower, then locks out without lighting is usually a dead igniter.
  • Handle by the ceramic base Silicon nitride elements are brittle, and finger oils and knocks shorten their life.
Full description and specifications ↓

Need a hand?

Bilingual support from pool professionals.

Send us a message

A pool professional will get back to you, usually the same business day.

About Hayward IDXL2IGN1930 Low NOx Silicon Nitride Igniter, After 09/04, SKU HAY-151-6902. We will include it with your message.

We use your details to answer this message and nothing else.

Frequently bought together

Current item Hayward IDXL2IGN1930 Low NOx Silicon Nitride Igniter, After 09/04
Hayward

IDXL2IGN1930 Low NOx Silicon Nitride Igniter, After 09/04

$13999
Hayward Heat Exchanger Assembly for H250FD, FDXLHXA1250
Hayward

Heat Exchanger Assembly for H250FD, FDXLHXA1250

$1,28299
Hayward Natural Gas Valve Kit, FD Series, FDXLGSV0003
Hayward

Natural Gas Valve Kit, FD Series, FDXLGSV0003

$41899
Hayward H-Series Bezel & Keypad Assembly, FDXLBKP1930
Hayward

H-Series Bezel & Keypad Assembly, FDXLBKP1930

$12399
Hayward HDF400 Thermistor, FDXLTER1931
Hayward

HDF400 Thermistor, FDXLTER1931

$6199
Hayward Flame Sensor, Low NOx/Universal, IDXLFLS1930
Hayward

Flame Sensor, Low NOx/Universal, IDXLFLS1930

$9199
Hayward Front Header Assembly, FDXLFHA1930
Hayward

Front Header Assembly, FDXLFHA1930

$31599
Subtotal

Product details

The Hayward IDXL2IGN1930 is the silicon nitride hot surface igniter for Low NOx H-Series pool heaters built after 9/20/2004. It is the genuine Hayward part and appears in the H-Series Low NOx 250 and 400 parts breakdown.

What it does

A hot surface igniter takes line voltage, glows orange, and lights the gas at the burner. There is no pilot flame to relight, so when the element cracks or loses continuity the heater goes through its whole start sequence, fails to prove flame, and locks out. That symptom, a heater that runs the blower and then quits without lighting, points at the igniter more often than anything else.

Getting the right one

Hayward changed igniters partway through the H-Series run. This is the later silicon nitride part for heaters made after September 2004, so read the date of manufacture on the rating plate rather than going by model number alone. Handle the new element by its ceramic base when you fit it, because the tip chips and cracks easily and a damaged element fails early.

Specifications
Brand Hayward
Manufacturer part number IDXL2IGN1930
UPC 610377854511
Type Hot surface igniter
Element material Silicon nitride
Emissions Low NOx
Fits Hayward H-Series heaters made after 9/20/2004
Parts group Hayward H-Series Low NOx models 250 and 400
Shipping weight 0.25 lb
Ships Parcel

Request a quote

Need a volume price, a freight quote, or pricing in writing before you order? We reply the same business day.

Request a quote

Customer reviews

More from Hayward

Questions and answers

What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

How do I know if my heater is an after 09/04 model?
Check the date of manufacture on the heater rating plate. This igniter is listed for H-Series heaters built after 9/20/2004. Heaters made before that date use a different igniter.
What does a failed igniter look like?
The heater calls for heat, the blower runs, and the unit times out or locks out without ever lighting. A cracked element or one that no longer glows orange is the giveaway.
Is this the silicon nitride type?
Yes, this is the silicon nitride igniter, part number IDXL2IGN1930.
Anything to watch when fitting it?
Handle the element by its ceramic base and do not flex or bump the glowing tip. Silicon nitride is brittle, and a hairline crack from installation will show up as an early failure.
Ask your own question