Gas Pilot Burner Assembly BN1130

Multi-hole tubular burner head: The tubular structure at the top, with a surface covered in precision nozzles, is used to create a stable ignition flame.

Ignition electrode: The part with a white ceramic protective layer on the side, responsible for generating an electric spark to ignite the gas.

Venturi mixing tube: Connected to the bottom, the angled tube uses an ejector principle to pre-mix air and gas.

Mounting bracket: Made of galvanized or stainless steel, used to secure the entire assembly to the combustion chamber of the equipment. Brass connector: The threaded part at the bottom, used to connect the gas supply line.

Widely used in catering and commercial kitchen equipment, household and outdoor appliances, air heaters, hot air generators, or laboratory heating devices.

Supports multiple fuels such as NG and LPG, typically made of 304 or 430 stainless steel, capable of withstanding long-term high-temperature oxidation and harsh outdoor environments.

This assembly is usually used in conjunction with a thermocouple or flame sensor to achieve flameout protection, ensuring immediate gas supply cutoff in the event of accidental flameout.