How does your gas furnace light the burners when it starts a heating cycle? In your mind, you may see a standing pilot light doing the job. That makes sense because standing pilot lights did this job for many decades and it’s just become part of how we think about furnaces.
But chances are high that your furnace doesn’t have a standing pilot light at all. The pilot light is becoming a relic of the past, replaced with electronic ignition systems.
We’re going to look into this change and explain why electronic ignition is now favored over conventional standing pilot lights.
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When you’re in the middle of winter, the last thing you want to do is carve out time for a heating technician to replace your furnace. There are so many factors to juggle: you want to make sure that you have another place to stay or some space heaters to make up for your loss of heat, you’re going to want to ensure your HVAC contractor is safe and qualified, and you want everything to fall within your budget. We can make all of this easy for you.