Which of the following best represents the typical components of a flame effect ignition system?

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Ignition comes down to two things: a fuel supply and a means to ignite that fuel. The fuel source provides the gas, and the ignition device (spark or pilot) provides the energy to start combustion. The gas train with regulators, control electronics, and a flame sensor/interlock are important for delivering gas safely, coordinating the sequence, and ensuring safety, but they are not the essential elements required to initiate ignition itself. So the option that best represents the ignition system’s typical components is simply the fuel source and the ignition device.