[Column] What is Combustion Control (Gas Combustion)? Functions and Examples of Use

What is combustion control? An explanation of its functions, usage examples, and safety measures! Proven track record with kitchen equipment manufacturers! For inquiries regarding gas combustion control, contact Nippo!

Combustion control (gas combustion) refers to the management of gas burning safely, and it is utilized in kitchen equipment and hot water supply systems. Since gas leaks can lead to fires or explosions, gas combustion control boards are equipped with functions that prioritize safety. To conduct combustion control safely, the following functions are necessary: ◆ The ability to ignite reliably and adjust the air-to-fuel ratio ◆ Ensuring that gas does not leak into the room after combustion stops ◆ Ease of checking for gas leaks *The above are just some of the functions. The "combustion control board" that manages gas combustion is used in various combustion devices across different fields that utilize gas. For example, it is installed inside fryers used in restaurants for frying food. When frying, if the temperature is too high, the food will burn, and if it is too low, it will not cook through, so it is necessary to maintain an appropriate temperature consistently. By using a gas combustion board to control the oil temperature, anyone can produce fried food of the same quality. At Nippo, we welcome inquiries and proposals regarding gas combustion control tailored to our customers' applications. Please feel free to contact us.

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