High Flame Biogas Burner Stove

When the gas stove is working, the gas enters the stove from the intake pipe, and enters the burner after the adjustment of the gas valve (the user adjusts it through the knob), and at the same time mixes a part of the air (this part of the air is called primary air). It is sprayed from the fire hole of the fire distributor and ignited by the ignition device to form a flame (the air required for combustion is called secondary air), and these flames are used to heat the cooker placed on the pot support.

Product Description:
Material: cast iron Ignition method: electronic
Net weight: 6.5kg Gross weight: 7.0kg
Gas: natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas, biogas
Product size: 560*325*130mm
Packing size: 580*340*145mm
Advantages: special structural design,
Windproof, no deformation
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There are two ignition methods for gas stoves: electronic pulse ignition and piezoelectric ceramic ignition. Consumers are generally familiar with electronic pulse ignition. Most of the ignition devices used in embedded stoves can be turned on to a certain position to ignite. It is very simple and convenient, and the ignition hit rate is high, generally 100%. Change the battery.
Piezoelectric ceramic ignition is mostly used in desktop stoves, and the biggest advantage is that it does not require batteries. However, the success rate of ignition is related to the ambient humidity, and it is not easy to ignite when the humidity is high. In addition, when igniting, you need to press and hold the switch to ignite, which is not as fast as electronic pulse ignition.