24VAC Field Serviceable AWEIS High-Capacity Electronic Gas Fire Pit Ignition System

The field-serviceable 24VAC all-weather electronic gas fire pit ignition system (AWEIS) is a favorite among customers and contractors alike! This outdoor electronic ignition is compact enough to fit into smaller gas fire features. Use it confidently in breezy or misty conditions. The AWEIS has a smaller electrical box than our commercial-grade devices but performs with the same dependability. After the pilot is lit, the thermocouple senses the heat and transfers the electronic signal to open the main gas valve. Fire by Design's new "Field Serviceable" AWEIS technology has drastically decreased controller/igniter failures and made the process of replacing parts much easier and more cost-effective.  A maximum output of 780,000 BTUs per hour allows you to debut an astonishing performance in your gas fire pit, shallow fire bowl, or other fire display. With a maximum inlet pressure of 2 PSI and the valve features 1/2-inch FPT fittings to connect with other gas components. The AWEIS comes with a heat shield and its use is optional. Available for both Propane and Natural Gas, this outdoor fire feature ignition system is powerful and convenient and sure to warm you and your guests during your evenings outdoors.

WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 30 VDC and 24 VAC?
The 30 VDC AWEIS was developed specifically for fire features near Swimming Pools and Spas (within 5' according to the code). The 24 Volt AC version of the AWEIS can be used anywhere OUTSIDE of 5' from the pool

Please Note: This unit does not include a power supply.

Features:

• Material: 316 Marine Grade Stainless Steel
• Operates on 24VAC
• Natural Gas or Liquid Propane Compatible
• Hot Surface Ignition (Glow Plug) with Intermittent Pilot
• Flame/Heat Sensing Thermopile
• Compatible with Various Remote (Sold Separately)

Specifications:

Downloads:

• AWEIS Ignition Installation & Operation Manual
• AWEIS Control Box Dimension Specification Sheet
• AWEIS Replacement Part Installation Instructions 
• Field Serviceable and Non-Field Serviceable Differences