The compact electronic ignition system for fire bowls built into the Vulcan Fire Module is engineered for designers and installers who need reliable ignition in tight, creative fire feature layouts. Purpose-built for small installations such as bowls, rock crevices, and cylinder-style enclosures, this module delivers a consistent, visually engaging flame presentation while keeping the hardware footprint minimal. Why choose the Vulcan Fire Module Compact form factor for discreet integration in small fire features where space is limited. Electronic ignition with hot surface ignition (glow plug) to support dependable light-off behavior. Thermopile flame/heat sensing designed to help verify flame presence during operation. Intermittent pilot sequence with pilot ignition source for controlled ignition cycles. Up to 25K BTU/hr maximum output capacity (application dependent). 24V AC operating voltage and 1/2" FPT inlet/outlet size for common installation scenarios. Gas pressure limit listed at 2.0 psi for inlet gas pressure. Models and fuel options Select the right configuration for your project requirements: natural gas (VFMNG) or liquid propane (VFMLP), plus burst-feature variants (VFMBNG and VFMBLP) for more dynamic flame effects. Each variation is supplied with a 24V AC transformer and installation instructions, with a standard 1/2" FIP inlet noted and other inlet sizes available upon request. For projects that prioritize a clean build, predictable ignition behavior, and a compact enclosure, the Vulcan Fire Module is a practical choice—especially when a larger valve train would be intrusive. If you’re specifying a compact electronic ignition system for fire bowls in a residential patio feature or a small commercial focal point, this module is designed to help you achieve a refined, controlled flame presentation without overcomplicating the footprint. FAQ Will this fit in small custom fire bowls? It’s designed for compact installations and includes a listed valve enclosure dimension, making it well-suited to tight builds when your enclosure clearances allow. Do I need to choose natural gas or propane? Yes—select the model matched to your fuel type (NG or LP) to ensure proper compatibility. What should I consider when specifying a compact system? Confirm fuel type, available space, electrical supply (24V AC), gas pressure limits, and local code requirements—then choose the compact electronic ignition system for fire bowls configuration that fits the design intent.
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