A direct OEM replacement igniter that restores reliable pellet ignition to select Avalon and Lopi pellet stoves. At 200 watts and 4 inches in length, this rod-style igniter installs quickly using male spade connectors -- no soldering or special tools required. Also catalogued under NBK Parts number 20121K.
When a pellet stove fails to light, the igniter is often the first component to check. The Travis 99300148 is a factory-spec replacement rod igniter designed for specific Avalon and Lopi pellet stove models. It draws 200 watts during the startup cycle to generate the heat needed to ignite pellets in the burn pot -- then the stove takes over from there.
This igniter ships ready to install. The male spade connectors plug directly into the existing wiring harness on compatible models, keeping the swap straightforward for DIY service. At only 0.2 lbs., it is easy to handle during installation in tight firebox spaces.
Engineered to Travis Industries specifications for a direct plug-in replacement on listed Avalon and Lopi models.
Draws 200 watts during the ignition cycle to reliably heat the burn pot and ignite pellets without prolonged startup delays.
Male spade connectors plug directly into the factory wiring harness -- no splicing, no soldering, no special adapters.
Covers eight specific model variants across both the Avalon and Lopi product lines, all manufactured by Travis Industries.
Verify your stove model number on the rating plate (typically located on the back or inside the lower access panel) before ordering. This igniter fits the following Travis Industries pellet stove models:
This part is sold under two different part numbers depending on the source. Use either to confirm you have the correct igniter:
If you are ordering from a parts list or service manual that references 20121K, this is the same igniter.
The plug-in spade connector design means most owners with basic mechanical confidence can complete this swap. Power down the stove completely and allow it to cool before beginning. Disconnect the old igniter, slide the new one into the same mounting position, and reconnect the spade terminals.
Igniters have a finite service life -- typically several thousand ignition cycles. If your stove is lighting slowly, failing to light on the first attempt, or throwing an ignition fault code, the igniter is a likely culprit. Keeping a spare on hand avoids downtime during heating season when lead times on parts can be longer.