The natural Gas stove adopts flameless catalytic combustion technology. The combustion is completed inside the radiation plate, and then the heat generated by the combustion is converted into infrared radiation for transmission. This not only greatly reduces the emission of harmful smoke, but also has almost no visible flames, creating a healthier kitchen space for you and your family. When the air supply of traditional atmospheric gas stoves is insufficient, it will cause insufficient combustion, resulting in the formation of "free carbon" at the bottom of the pot, which accumulates over time and becomes "pot black". The natural gas stove adopts fully premixed and flameless catalytic combustion technology, which can achieve complete combustion with only one air supplement, so it will not produce "free carbon" and will not have a black bottom after being used for a long time. Make the pot always brand new.

Compared with ordinary gas stoves, natural gas stoves have higher safety performance. As mentioned above, natural gas stoves use specially designed heat radiation plates to convert heat into infrared radiation. Its safety stems from the radiation plate. The radiation plate used in natural gas stoves has many fire holes, which are densely packed and almost impossible to count. Even if some of the fire holes are blocked by the overflowing water during the process of boiling water or cooking, other fire holes will still burn normally and generate heat. The generated infrared heat will quickly evaporate and clean the water, ensuring that the gas stove does not turn off, thereby avoiding gas leakage caused by turning off, and better ensuring the safety of users' use.

The product features dual needle integrated infrared burner technology, and the ignition probe is integrated to achieve single needle ceramic surface ignition, making ignition more stable and reliable, and heating more rapid and efficient.