Green Mountain Grills P-1099 110V 200W Ceramic Igniter – Replaces P-1079

Product Number: P-1099

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Product Brand: GREEN MOUNTAIN GRILL
Product Type: Parts

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The Green Mountain Grills P-1099 Ceramic Hot Rod Igniter is a 110V 200W replacement igniter for select GMG Choice pellet grills, including compatible Daniel Boone Choice and Jim Bowie Choice models.

P-1099 replaces Green Mountain Grills P-1079 where specified and helps restore proper pellet ignition during the grill startup cycle when the original hot rod has become weak, damaged, cracked, or burned out.

This listing is specifically for the 110V 200W P-1099 / P-1079 Choice-style igniter. Green Mountain Grills also uses 12V igniters on Prime-series grills, so always verify your model, voltage, wattage, connector, original part number, and parts diagram before ordering.

Green Mountain Grills P-1099 at a Glance

  • Part number: P-1099
  • Replaces: P-1079 where specified
  • Voltage: 110V
  • Power: 200W
  • Style: Ceramic hot rod / pellet grill igniter
  • For select Green Mountain Grills Choice models
  • Common applications include Daniel Boone Choice and Jim Bowie Choice
  • Package includes one ceramic igniter / hot rod

Green Mountain Grills P-1099 Product Details

Product Attribute Details
Brand / Application Green Mountain Grills / GMG
Part Number P-1099
Replaces P-1079 where specified
Product Type Ceramic Hot Rod Igniter / Pellet Grill Igniter
Voltage 110V
Wattage 200W
Common Applications Select GMG Choice Pellet Grills
Common Model Families Daniel Boone Choice, Jim Bowie Choice
Package Quantity 1 Ceramic Igniter / Hot Rod

110V 200W Igniter for Select GMG Choice Pellet Grills

The GMG P-1099 igniter is intended for compatible Green Mountain Grills using the 110V Choice electrical system.

During startup, the hot rod heats inside the firebox to ignite pellets and establish the fire needed for normal grill operation.

A failed igniter may allow the auger to continue feeding pellets while the grill fails to produce the heat required to start combustion.

Fits Select Daniel Boone Choice & Jim Bowie Choice Grills

The P-1099 is used on select compatible Green Mountain Grills Choice models, including applications within these families:

  • Daniel Boone Choice
  • Daniel Boone Choice WiFi
  • Jim Bowie Choice
  • Jim Bowie Choice WiFi
  • DBWF applications where P-1099 or P-1079 is specified
  • Other select GMG Choice grills calling for P-1099 or P-1079

Fitment warning: Do not order by the Daniel Boone or Jim Bowie name alone. Green Mountain Grills used those names across multiple generations with different electrical systems.

P-1099 Replaces P-1079 Where Specified

The Green Mountain Grills P-1099 is used as the replacement for P-1079 on compatible applications where that supersession is specified.

If your grill's original documentation or existing igniter identifies P-1079, verify the voltage, wattage, connector, wiring, and model information before ordering P-1099 as its replacement.

Green Mountain Grills P-1099 vs. P-1271

This distinction is extremely important because Green Mountain Grills has used both 110V and 12V ignition systems.

Part Electrical Specification Typical Application
P-1099 110V / 200W Select GMG Choice applications; replaces P-1079 where specified
P-1271 12V Select GMG Prime / Prime Plus applications

These are not interchangeable simply because both are Green Mountain Grill igniters.

If your grill requires the newer 12V Prime-style igniter, see the Green Mountain Grills P-1271 12V Ceramic Igniter.

Daniel Boone Choice Igniter

The P-1099 is used on select compatible Daniel Boone Choice and Daniel Boone Choice WiFi pellet grills requiring the 110V 200W ignition configuration.

Because Daniel Boone grills have existed across multiple generations, verify that your particular grill is a Choice-model application requiring P-1099 or the superseded P-1079.

Jim Bowie Choice Igniter

The P-1099 is also used on select compatible Jim Bowie Choice and Jim Bowie Choice WiFi models.

Do not assume that every Jim Bowie grill uses this igniter. Prime-series Jim Bowie / Peak grills may use a different 12V ignition system.

110V 200W Ceramic Hot Rod

The P-1099 is rated at 110 volts and 200 watts.

These specifications matter because an igniter must be matched to the electrical system it was designed to operate with.

Before purchasing, confirm that the original igniter and grill documentation call for the same voltage and wattage.

When Should a Green Mountain Grill Igniter Be Replaced?

An igniter may need inspection or replacement when the grill no longer lights reliably during startup.

Common symptoms include:

  • Pellets feed but fail to ignite
  • The grill produces no flame during startup
  • The igniter does not heat normally
  • Startup takes substantially longer than usual
  • The original hot rod is cracked or damaged
  • The igniter has burned out
  • The grill repeatedly fails its ignition cycle
  • Your parts diagram identifies P-1099 or P-1079

A pellet grill that will not start can have other causes, so inspect the complete startup system before replacing components unnecessarily.

Before Ordering P-1099

Verify all of the following before purchasing:

  • Your grill is a compatible Green Mountain Grills model
  • Your grill uses a 110V igniter
  • The required output is 200W
  • Your original part number is P-1099 or P-1079 where superseded
  • The electrical connector matches
  • The wire length and routing are compatible
  • The mounting configuration matches the original
  • Your model's parts information specifies this replacement

Why Model Name Alone Is Not Enough

Green Mountain Grills has produced Daniel Boone and Jim Bowie grills in multiple generations.

A Daniel Boone Choice and Daniel Boone Prime may look related by model name while using different electrical systems and different igniters.

The same issue applies to Jim Bowie Choice versus later Prime / Peak configurations.

For that reason, order using the part number, voltage, wattage, electrical configuration, and exact model rather than grill name alone.

Installation Notes

Always disconnect electrical power and allow the grill to cool completely before working on the ignition system.

  • Unplug the grill before service
  • Allow the firebox and burn pot to cool completely
  • Photograph the original wire routing before removal
  • Note the position of the original hot rod
  • Clean ash and pellet debris from the burn-pot area
  • Install the replacement in the correct position
  • Route wiring away from excessive heat and moving components
  • Confirm electrical connections before reassembly
  • Test the normal startup cycle after installation

Follow Green Mountain Grills service instructions for your exact grill model.

Why Choose the Correct P-1099 Replacement?

  • Correct P-1099 part identification
  • Replaces P-1079 where specified
  • 110V electrical configuration
  • 200W rated output
  • Ceramic hot rod design
  • Designed for select Choice-series applications
  • Helps restore pellet ignition during startup
  • Clear Daniel Boone Choice compatibility where specified
  • Clear Jim Bowie Choice compatibility where specified

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Green Mountain Grills P-1099?

P-1099 is a 110V 200W ceramic hot rod igniter used on select Green Mountain Grills Choice pellet grills.

What does P-1099 replace?

P-1099 replaces Green Mountain Grills P-1079 where that replacement is specified.

Is P-1099 a 110V igniter?

Yes. This P-1099 is rated for 110 volts.

How many watts is the P-1099?

The supplied rating is 200 watts.

Does P-1099 fit the Daniel Boone Choice?

It fits select Daniel Boone Choice and Daniel Boone Choice WiFi applications requiring the 110V P-1099 / P-1079 igniter configuration.

Does P-1099 fit the Jim Bowie Choice?

It fits select Jim Bowie Choice and Jim Bowie Choice WiFi applications where P-1099 or superseded P-1079 is specified.

Does P-1099 fit DBWF models?

It is used on select DBWF applications where the grill's parts information identifies P-1099 or P-1079. Verify the exact configuration before ordering.

Is P-1099 the same as P-1079?

P-1099 is the replacement for P-1079 where Green Mountain Grills specifies that supersession.

Is P-1099 the same as P-1271?

No. P-1099 is a 110V 200W Choice-style igniter, while P-1271 is a 12V igniter for select Prime / Prime Plus applications.

Can P-1099 be used on a Prime grill?

Do not assume so. Prime-series grills commonly use different 12V ignition components. Verify the exact GMG part number and electrical specification for the grill.

What are symptoms of a failed pellet grill igniter?

Possible symptoms include pellets feeding without ignition, little or no heat from the hot rod, slow startup, repeated ignition failure, or visible damage to the igniter.

Can I order the igniter by grill name alone?

No. Always verify the model generation, part number, voltage, wattage, connector, and parts diagram because similarly named GMG grills can use different igniters.

What comes with the P-1099?

This listing includes one ceramic igniter / hot rod.

Shop Green Mountain Grills P-1099 Ceramic Hot Rod Igniter

Restore reliable startup performance with the Green Mountain Grills P-1099 110V 200W Ceramic Hot Rod Igniter.

This replacement is intended for select Daniel Boone Choice and Jim Bowie Choice applications and replaces P-1079 where specified.

Before ordering, confirm P-1099 or P-1079, 110V, 200W, connector compatibility, and exact grill fitment.