Structural classification of gas hobs

Tabletop gas hobs structure:
The tabletop gas hob is mainly composed of burner (burner, inner and outer fire cover), valve body (including nozzle, damper plate, conical spring), shell (can be a split shell - panel, rear plate and left and right side plates are assembled and assembled together. It can also be composed of a whole drawing shell), a stove rack, a knob, a liquid pan, a stove foot, an air intake pipe, and a pulse igniter (special for pulse ignition cookers).

Embedded gas hobs structure:
Embedded gas hobs are mainly composed of embedded burners (stove, internal and external fire covers, etc.), valve bodies (including nozzles, damper plates, conical springs, solenoid valves), panels (including tempered glass panels, stainless steel panels and non-stick oil panels, etc.) ), stove rack, knob, liquid pan, stove foot, bottom case, air intake pipe, connecting pipe, pulse igniter (the built-in cooker is generally the pulse ignition method, and the ignition method of the gas cooker is mainly divided into electronic ignition and pulse ignition Two), thermocouple (fire safety protection device - refers to the device that automatically cuts off the gas passage after the flame of the gas stove is extinguished).

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