US2004081932A1PendingUtilityA1

Ignition device for a grill

Priority: Oct 23, 2002Filed: Oct 23, 2002Published: Apr 29, 2004
Est. expiryOct 23, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Sen-Yu Wu
A47J 37/0713F23Q 7/12A47J 37/0727
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Abstract

A grill which has a main grilling area and a remote grilling area, and the ignition device includes a valve with which a rotatable member is engaged. The valve has two passages and the rotatable member has two slots which rotatably communicate the two passages. One passage is in communication with a first pipe which is connected to a burner in the main grilling area, and the other passage communicates with a second pipe which is extended to the remote grilling area. When proceeding the ignition process, a base flame is kept at the distal end of the second pipe and the base flame ignites the gas in a burner in the remote grilling area easily.

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         1 . An ignition device for a grill which has a main grilling area and a remote grilling area, the ignition device comprising: 
 a valve comprising a top piece, a packing and a bottom piece, two passages defined through the bottom piece and communicating with a first pipe which is adapted to be connected to the main grilling area, a rotatable member rotatably received in the bottom piece and having two separate slots which are movably in communication with the two passages, the rotatable member connected to a switch, a second pipe connected to the bottom piece and communicating with one of the two passages, and    a third pipe connected to the second pipe and adapted to be extended to the remote grilling area, a single burner connected to a distal end of the third pipe, an electric ignition device extending from the switch being located beside the single burner.

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