Standard Ignition SV-112 Ignition Condenser

Ignition Condenser for Secondary Ignition Service

Standard Ignition SV-112 is an ignition condenser built for secondary ignition service where stable capacitance and reliable terminal connection matter. It uses Mylar insulating materials to help resist electrostatic stress, and each unit is 100% tested to verify capacitance meets performance specifications.

Compatible With classic ignition service on vehicles such as Chevrolet Camaro and Ford Mustang applications that use a blade or eye-loop terminal connection, this condenser supports accurate replacement work in distributor-based ignition systems. The SV-112 part number is also referenced in cross applications under 1972814 and EP152.

Key Features

• Ignition condenser for secondary ignition systems
• Mylar insulation helps protect internal foil windings from electrostatic stress
• 100% tested for capacitance value before release
• OEM-style connector design for precise installation
• 1 terminal with blade and eye-loop terminal type
• Standard Ignition SV-112 for service replacement identification

Product Details

This condenser is designed for ignition systems that rely on a stable capacitor to control electrical arcing and support consistent distributor operation. Standard Ignition has supplied the automotive aftermarket since 1919, and this SV-112 condenser reflects that focus on ignition service parts with verified electrical performance and connector fitment. The blade and eye-loop terminal configuration helps match common OE-style mounting and wiring layouts, making it a practical choice for restoration and maintenance work on Chevrolet Camaro and Ford Mustang ignition systems.

Common Issues It May Address

• Ignition point arcing in distributor systems
• Erratic spark performance caused by a failing condenser
• Hard starting related to weak secondary ignition control
• Misfire symptoms from unstable ignition capacitor function
• Service replacement needs for OE-style ignition wiring connections

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the terminal style and mounting location before installation. Match the condenser to the distributor and ignition layout used on the vehicle, and confirm the wiring connection is clean and secure. For best results, inspect related ignition components such as points, cap, rotor, and coil during service. Fits should be confirmed against the vehicle’s original ignition configuration, especially on Chevrolet Camaro and Ford Mustang applications.

Quality Assurance

Standard Ignition tests each unit for capacitance compliance and uses insulating materials selected to withstand electrical stress in service. The SV-112 is built to meet performance specifications for ignition replacement work.