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Brand Audibax
Model Oregon 120
Product Type Electronic Ignition Module
Intended Use Gas grill and barbecue ignition system
Ignition Type Piezo push-button
Spark Voltage 3.2 kV
Cable Length 50 cm
Dimensions 120 × 45 × 25 mm
Weight 120 g
Materials High-temperature plastic and nickel-plated electrode
Operating Temperature -10°C to 80°C
Water Resistance Splash-proof (IP44)
Installation Universal fixing with lock nut
Maintenance Clean with dry brush; remove grease deposits
Safety No battery, no external power required
Spare Parts Available online and through Audibax support
Warranty 2 years
Compliance CE, RoHS
Compatible Gases Propane, butane and natural gas
Package Contents Module, electrode cable, fixing nut, installation guide

Frequently Asked Questions - Oregon 120 Audibax

How do I install the Audibax Oregon 120 ignition module?
Ensure gas supply is off. Remove the old module, connect the ignition wire to the electrode, and push the module into the mounting hole. Secure with the lock ring and test after gas pressure is back to normal.
Is the Oregon 120 compatible with all gas grills?
The Oregon 120 is a universal replacement ignition module designed to fit most standard gas grill and barbecue models. Check your electrode gap is between 5–7 mm for reliable ignition.
What type of power supply does it use?
The Oregon 120 uses a piezoelectric mechanism, so it requires no batteries or external power. Pressing the button generates a high-voltage spark.
How do I clean and maintain the ignition module?
Wipe the electrode and the module surface with a soft, dry cloth. Use a small brush to remove grease deposits. Do not use water or abrasive cleaners, as they may damage the high-voltage insulation.
Why does my Oregon 120 not produce a spark?
Check the electrode gap, the wire connection, and the cleanliness of the spark tip. If the gap is too wide or the electrode is dirty, the spark cannot jump to the burner. Replace the module if the wire is broken.
Can the Oregon 120 be used indoors?
Yes, you can use it for ignition on gas appliances indoors as long as the appliance is rated and vented for interior use. For grills and outdoor stoves, always use it outdoors to avoid gas accumulation.
What safety precautions should I follow?
Always turn off the gas supply before cleaning or replacing the module. Never test the spark with bare hands near a gas source. The module creates a high-voltage pulse and should only be mounted on heat-resistive surfaces.
How long is the ignition cable?
The standard cable length is 50 cm, which gives enough reach for most compact grill burners. The cable is replaceable if you need a custom length.
What is the spark voltage of the Oregon 120?
It generates a 3.2 kV spark, strong enough to ignite propane, butane, and natural gas mixtures commonly used in BBQ and patio heaters.
Does the Oregon 120 come with a warranty?
Yes, Audibax provides a 2-year limited warranty. The warranty covers manufacturing defects in the piezoelectric mechanism and the ignition cable, not damage caused by misuse.

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Brand : Audibax

Model : Oregon 120

Category : Ignition