A linked pilot, flow controller, and main burner valve keep the main burner shut during pilot lighting to prevent hazardous ignition.
Temperature sensing and blower control protect a non-firing burner from excess heat while baffle-free headers keep boiler water flow uniform.
Air cooling protects the burner during ignition, allowing snow melting to start without a pre-supplied water source.
Segmented fire path and pilot tubing shield hot surface ignition elements from extreme heat, ensuring reliable waste gas combustion.
Alcohol self-igniting catalyst pad replaces electrical heating elements, reducing hazardous location start-up time from 30 minutes to under five minutes.
A burner nozzle with perforations and electrodes ignites vent gas using high-voltage sparks.
Overflow pipes and injection members transfer flame between burners, preventing gas-air mixture dilution with ambient air.
A semi-submersible gas burner assembly uses a lid with peripheral skirts to create a tortuous path for combustion air.