What are some effective tips to know when choosing energy-efficient stoves?

Nowadays, there are many brands and models of commercial energy-saving stoves, making it difficult to choose one when considering energy efficiency. The reliability and cleaning and maintenance of commercial energy-saving stoves are particularly important, so it is essential to understand these effective common sense points when making a selection.

1. Regularly check the gas pipe connections for leaks using soapy water. Inspect the rubber hoses for damage, aging, or cracking and replace them immediately if necessary.

2. After using the stove, remember to clean the fire prevention holes on the fire prevention cover to prevent blockage, and clean the stovetop, cobwebs, and other debris.

3. If the fire cover is damaged, be sure to purchase an original part and do not replace it arbitrarily to avoid poor combustion.

4. Gas intake hoses can age and become damaged with prolonged use, posing a potential hazard. Therefore, they should be replaced promptly. Never attempt to repair them with tape.

I. How to choose an energy-saving stove correctly.

1. Consider the number of burners. The number of burners determines how many dishes can be cooked simultaneously. If you want to cook more food, such as steaming rice, boiling soup, stewing, and stir-frying at the same time, more burners are better. A single-burner stove is suitable for single individuals. Two-burner stoves are the most common and suitable for most families; some have two burners of the same power, while others have one larger and one smaller burner.

2. Check the air intake method. Sufficient gas combustion depends greatly on adequate air supply. The stove's air intake method refers to how air is supplied. Poor air intake can lead to incomplete combustion, resulting in yellow or black flames, increased carbon monoxide emissions, and health risks. Good air intake ensures complete combustion, saving gas, reducing cooking time, and ensuring family safety and health.

3. Consider the ignition method. The ignition method relates to user convenience. Electronic pulse ignition is a relatively older switching method. Gas stoves commonly use this method, offering speed and convenience, but it requires batteries that need frequent replacement. Piezoelectric ignition is a newer technology. The success rate depends on humidity, usually requiring the switch to be held down for some time to ignite. Its main advantage is that it does not require battery replacement, but the disadvantage is the longer ignition time.

II. Precautions when using an energy-saving stove.

1. The room where the energy-saving stove is used must be well-ventilated; otherwise, safety accidents can occur, resulting in casualties.

2. Regularly replace the energy-saving stove and hoses. Gas energy-saving stoves that have been used for a long time are prone to aging and severe wear and tear of components, which can lead to insufficient gas combustion or even gas leaks, creating risks. If these issues are found, replace the stove immediately.

3. During and immediately after use, the energy-saving stove is hot. Avoid touching any part other than the knobs, especially the burner and surrounding areas.

When selecting and purchasing an energy-saving stove, consider the number of burners, air intake method, and ignition method. When using the stove, ensure good ventilation and regularly check the gas pipes for aging to ensure safe usage.