How Gas Oven Terminal Pulse Igniters Work

The terminal pulse igniter, referred to as the pulser, is an electronic product that uses the pulse principle to generate continuous instantaneous sparks, thereby igniting the flame of the gas appliance. The early pulsers mostly used dry batteries as the power source, but in recent years, most of the products have switched to alternating current as the power source. With the improvement of industrial technology, the production cost of pulser has been reduced, and it has been widely used in mid-to-high-end gas appliance products, which greatly facilitates the use of customers and improves the level of product automation. Compared with the early piezoelectric ignition device, the pulse ignition has high stability and simple operation.