Quest Q2G2 igniters at CMASS launches

Do Quest Q2G2 igniters work properly with the launch controller(s) used at CMASS launches? I've only used Estes bare wire igniters in the past, but I've been told the Q2G2s offer greater reliability. However, they're very low current igniters and some launch controllers intended for "high power" rockets can set them off prematurely during continuity tests. I'm only intending on flying low power rockets--A, B, C engines--so I'll be on "low power" pads. Do I have to worry about Q2G2s igniting during continuity checks on these low power pads, or have other folks used these Quest igniters happily at previous CMASS launches without problems? Are they in fact more reliable than the bare wire igniters as claimed? (I searched the forum for previous posts on this question but didn't find anything; apologies if this question was already answered elsewhere and I just missed it.)

If you want a 99.44% success rate with the stock Estes igniters...

(1) Bill said: Make sure the plug goes between the two wires.

(2) Clean inner surface of the micro clips with 400 grit sandpaper

(3) Fold over the last 1/4" of both igniter leads before you hook up the clips. This gives you more surface area for the clip to contact the igniter, and if it is windy the clips are more likely to stay connected as the rocket buffets on the pad prior to launch.

-Alan