This Brivis spark ignitor (part BS80021025) is a direct replacement for Brivis Star Pro series ducted gas heaters, ensuring your unit starts reliably every time. A failing ignitor is a common call-out, especially on older units that have seen a few tough Australian winters.

When your heater clicks but doesn't light, often the ignitor is the first thing we check. Swapping out a worn one can get your customer's heating back online fast.

Best For

• HVAC service technicians maintaining Brivis ducted gas heaters.
• Apprentices learning fault diagnosis on ignition systems.
• Competent DIY owners replacing parts on their Brivis Star Pro units.

Compatibility

This spark ignitor is specifically designed for Brivis Star Pro Series ducted gas heaters. It's built to work with the 'old NG2 PCB boards' found in these systems. If you're running a different model, check fittings and specs before ordering.

Features

• Genuine Brivis spare part for direct fit and reliable operation.
• Ensures consistent ignition in Brivis Star Pro ducted gas heaters.
• Compatible with older NG2 PCB control boards.
• Identical to Brivis part numbers 80021025 and B021025.

What's in the Box

• One Brivis Star Pro Spark Ignitor (Part BS80021025).

Using It on the Job

1. Safety First: Always isolate electrical power to the unit at the main switchboard and ensure gas supply is turned off before commencing any work.
2. Access: Locate the ignitor within the burner assembly of the Brivis Star Pro heater. This may require removing panels.
3. Disconnect: Carefully disconnect the old ignitor's wiring. Note its orientation for correct reinstallation.
4. Remove & Replace: Unmount the old ignitor and install the new BS80021025 unit, ensuring it's securely seated. Reconnect the wiring firmly.
5. Test: Restore gas and power, then initiate a heating cycle. Observe for proper ignition and flame sensing.

Limitations & Safety Notes

• This part is for Brivis Star Pro Series heaters only.
• Gas appliance work should only be performed by appropriately licensed and competent personnel in Australia.
• Always follow manufacturer's instructions and relevant Australian standards for gas appliance servicing.
• Ensure proper electrical isolation and gas shut-off before attempting any replacement.

Tradie Pro Tip: Before assuming the ignitor is completely dead, always check the wiring for corrosion or loose connections, especially in damp roof spaces. Sometimes it's a simple fix, but a fresh ignitor is good insurance for reliable starts.

Pair With

Consider checking related components like Brivis control boards, gas valves, or pressure switches when servicing a ducted gas heater. These often go hand-in-hand with ignition system issues.