Side inlet type gas stove

The cooker has an air inlet in the relatively cold area of the panel. As the combustion reduces the air in the shell to form a negative pressure, cold air is drawn into the shell along the inlet of the air inlet, which not only provides enough primary air. The secondary air needed for combustion solves the problem of the yellow flame, and the concentration of carbon monoxide is greatly reduced. The leaking gas can also be discharged from this air inlet. Even if the gas leak ignites, the airflow can also enter the air. The equipment is discharged as quickly as possible and the internal pressure is quickly reduced to prevent the glass panel from bursting. At the same time, cold air enters the furnace through the air inlet, which also greatly reduces the temperature of the table glass. The heat load of the furnace was up to 3.8 kilowatts.