Ignitor is a device used to ignite fuel or generate sparks. It plays a crucial role in various applications, including gas burners, gas stoves, gas water heaters, gas ovens, ignition systems, and more.

Piezo Igniter: A Piezo Igniter is a type of ignition system commonly used in gas appliances and devices. It utilizes the piezoelectric effect, which is the ability of certain materials to generate an electric charge in response to mechanical stress. The Piezo Igniter consists of a piezoelectric crystal that, when pressed or struck, generates an electric spark to ignite the fuel. The working principle of a Piezo Igniter involves mechanical force applied to the crystal, which causes it to deform and generate an electric charge. This charge is then discharged through a spark gap, creating a high-voltage spark that ignites the gas. Piezo Igniters are commonly found in gas grills, camping stoves, and other portable gas-powered devices.

Pulse Igniter: A Pulse Igniter, also known as an electronic pulse igniter or high-voltage pulse igniter, is an advanced ignition system used in various applications, including gas burners, furnaces, and industrial heating equipment. Unlike traditional ignition systems that rely on a continuous spark, a Pulse Igniter generates high-voltage pulses at precise intervals to ignite the fuel. The Pulse Igniter typically consists of an electronic control module, a transformer, and an electrode assembly. The control module generates a high-voltage pulse signal that is sent to the transformer. The transformer steps up the voltage to create a high-energy pulse, which is then discharged through the electrode assembly. This high-energy pulse creates a spark that ignites the fuel.