Features
- 【COMPATIBILITY1】For Mr. Heater models (using the 60105 control board): MHU45 LP, MHU45 NG, MHU50 LP, MHU50 NG, MHU55 LP, MHU55 NG, MHU70 LP, MHU75 LP, MHU75 NG, MHU80 LP, MHU80 NG, MHU125 LP, MHU125 NG
- 【COMPATIBILITY2】For HeatStar models (using the 60105 Control Board): HSU45 LP, HSU45 NG, HSU50 LP, HSU50 NG, HSU55 LP, HSU55 NG, HSU70 LP, HSU75 LP, HSU75 NG, HSU80 LP, HSU80 NG, HSU125 LP, HSU125 NG
- 【EASY INSTALLATION】This 60105 PCB features durable materials and expert craftsmanship, ensuring precise fit, easy installation, and reliable long-term performance
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Replacement ignition control printed circuit board for overhead compact garage and workshop forced-air furnaces using natural gas or propane, suitable for units up to 125,000 BTU. It provides ignition and control functions and is built with durable components for a precise fit and straightforward installation.
Project Ideas
Business
Certified Replacement & Installation Service
Source OEM/surplus 60105 control boards, stock common compatible models, and offer a bundled service: part + certified installation and safety check for garages and workshops. Market to small commercial customers (auto shops, woodworking shops) who rely on overhead heaters. Include warranty, on‑site diagnostics, and seasonal maintenance contracts. Ensure technicians are licensed to work on gas appliances and follow local codes.
HVAC Training Kits for Schools
Create compact, safe training kits built around the 60105 PCB but modified to run on low‑voltage simulators with clear indicators and fault injection features. Sell to vocational schools and community-college HVAC programs with curriculum materials, instructor guides, and remote troubleshooting modules. This product fills a niche for hands‑on, safe learning without live gas, and can be sold as one‑time kits or subscriptions with updated training scenarios.
Refurbish & Warranty-Backed Replacement Boards
Set up an electronics refurbishing line to test, repair, and recondition used 60105 boards. Provide bench testing reports, replace aging components, and offer a warranty. Target HVAC contractors who need reliable, lower‑cost parts. Include a clear return/recycling program for failed units and documentation proving tests passed. Compliance with safety and liability standards is critical—obtain appropriate certifications and insurance.
Remote Diagnostic Adapter & App
Develop a plug‑in diagnostic adapter that interfaces to the control connectors (read‑only interface) and streams fault codes and sensor readings to a companion smartphone/web app. Sell the adapter to service techs and facility managers so they can pre-diagnose heater issues before dispatching a technician. Offer subscription analytics, parts recommendations (including replacement 60105 boards), and scheduling for onsite repairs.
E‑commerce Niche Store + Seasonal Maintenance Plans
Launch an online storefront specializing in parts for compact overhead gas furnaces (60105 boards, gaskets, sensors). Combine e‑commerce with value‑added services: pre-checked parts, fitment confirmation, and optional ship‑to‑install partner network. Offer seasonal maintenance plans (inspection, test ignition control, discounted replacement board) billed annually to capture recurring revenue from small businesses and hobbyist shops.
Creative
Steampunk Furnace Wall Art
Turn the PCB into a focal piece by mounting it on a wooden plaque and surrounding it with brass fittings, copper tubing, and vintage gauges to create an industrial/steampunk wall display. Keep the board unpowered; highlight interesting components (transformers, relays, connectors) with warm LED backlighting and small engraved labels describing each part for a tech-art vibe. Safety note: do not connect the board to gas or mains for display—use dummy wiring and isolated LEDs.
Educational Cross‑Section Shadowbox
Make a layered shadowbox that shows how overhead forced‑air furnaces work: include the 60105 PCB as the control layer, cutaway ducting, miniature burners, and a labeled diagram. Use clear acrylic windows and removable panels so viewers can inspect the board and learn what each connector does. Ideal for classroom demos—ensure the PCB is decommissioned or powered only by a low‑voltage simulator to show LED indicators safely.
Functional Troubleshooting Trainer
Build a bench trainer for hands‑on HVAC practice: mount the board alongside mock sensors (thermostat, flame sensor, pressure switch) wired to safe low‑voltage simulators and a dummy blower. Add fault switches to simulate failures and an instruction booklet for diagnosing common ignition/control issues. Emphasize that the trainer is for education only and eliminate any gas plumbing—use LEDs and simulated signals rather than live fuel.
PCB Clock or Lamp
Convert the PCB into a unique tabletop clock or accent lamp. Fit a clock mechanism through a central hole or mount an LED lamp assembly that uses the board as a decorative base. Polish selected components for contrast and use dimmable, low‑voltage LEDs to avoid altering the board circuitry. Clearly label it as repurposed hardware and remove all live-power functionality.
Mixed‑Media Jewelry & Small Decor
Harvest small, visually interesting components (LEDs, ceramic capacitors, connector housings) from a salvaged 60105 board to make pendants, cufflinks, magnets, or coasters. Encapsulate components in resin for durability and include a tiny tag that says 'Reclaimed Furnace PCB' for story value. This is a low-risk way to reuse parts without keeping the board intact or operational.