Gas Stove Ignition Method

The ignition methods of gas stoves are mainly divided into piezoelectric ceramic ignition and electric pulse ignition.

Piezoelectric ceramic ignition is mainly used on some old-fashioned desktop gas stoves, and better gas stoves no longer use this ignition method. Piezoelectric ceramic is a special material whose surface is charged when it is pressed or twisted, and electric sparks can be generated by exporting the electricity on its surface. However, this ignition method can only inject an electric spark by twisting the button once, so the success rate of ignition is much lower than that of electric pulse ignition, which is more troublesome.

The electric pulse ignition method requires a battery to be installed at the bottom of the gas stove, and its ignition success rate is extremely high, generally 100%. Because it only needs you to twist the button once, it can continuously spray electric sparks until it ignites.