Sourdillon

Jean-Bernard Le Monnier De Gouville

Bernard Dane

Andre Moreau

An electrical harness for wiring the electrical ignition circuit of a cooking appliance equipped with a plurality of gas burners each provided with a remote-controlled electrical ignition element, comprising: a low-voltage electrical power supply line (1), one of the ends of which is provided with respective terminals (2) for its electrical connection to a low-voltage electrical power supply; a plurality of high-voltage generating units (3), the number thereof being equal to the number of gas burners (10), and being electrically connected to the said power supply line, each unit (3) comprising a switch (4) to control the power supply and being provided with means (5) for fast mechanical connection for connecting the same to the respective gas tap body; mechanical connecting means (6) for mechanically connecting each of the high-voltage generating units (3) to the electrical power supply line (1); and respective high-voltage output lines (7) from the high-voltage generating units (3), the free ends of said lines being provided with a terminal (8) for connection to the respective ignition element.

Electrical harness for wiring the electrical ignition circuit of a

Gas burner, particularly for household appliances, comprising a burner body (1) having a peripheral side wall (5) defining an enclosure with an outward opening and at least one air-gas mixture supply orifice (13), which enclosure is adapted to contain a 'soft' flame able to withstand sudden pressure variations of the primary air brought to the burner and to re-activate the flames of the burner should they be blown out, characterized in that it further comprises at least one chamber (15) situated behind the supply orifice (13) of said enclosure (11) and itself having a gas mixture supply orifice (16) with a cross section substantially equal to or greater than that of the supply orifice (13) of the enclosure, this chamber being configured so that the air-gas mixture which is contained therein forms a buffer cancelling out or attenuating the sudden pressure variations of the primary air admitted into the burner and so that the flame of the enclosure is maintained.

Gas burner, particularly for household appliances, adapted so as to be

A gas cooking apparatus is disclosed, particularly a cooking table, comprising at least one gas burner (1) including: a burner head (2) fixed sealingly on a top plate (3) of the apparatus, a gas injector (6) situated axially under the head of the burner and mounted on a support plate (10), and a diffuser tube (4) forming a venturi situated axially between the injector and the burner head and opening into the latter, characterized in that the plate (10) supporting the injector (6) and the venturi-forming tube (4) belong to the same unitary part (15) formed of a single metal sheet shaped by cutting out, bending and rolling.

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