Pilot burner

A pilot burner, also known as a pilot light, is a small device used in gas-powered appliances to ignite the main burner. It provides a continuous flame to ensure a quick and reliable ignition.

Sense 1: Gas Appliance

In gas appliances, a pilot burner is a component that remains continuously lit, usually using a small amount of gas. It ignites the main burner when required, ensuring the appliance functions properly.

Example Sentences:

• The pilot burner on my stove needs to be relit because it went out.
• The technician replaced the faulty pilot burner in the water heater.

Sense 2: Aviation

In aviation, a pilot burner refers to a device in an aircraft engine that provides an initial flame for igniting the fuel mixture in the combustion chamber.

Example Sentences:

• The pilot burner malfunctioned, causing the engine to fail during takeoff.
• The mechanics inspected the pilot burner during the routine aircraft maintenance.

Related Products:

• Gas Stoves
• Water Heaters
• Aircraft Engine Parts