INFRARED GAS BURNER

An infrared gas burner is formed of an igniter valve body (1), a nozzle (2), an ejector (3), a burner cavity (4), a porous combustion radiant plate (5), and an igniter pin (6). An ignition nozzle (7) is provided inside the burner cavity (4). A sundry baffle (8) is provided below the porous combustion radiant plate (5) and above the ignition nozzle (7). The tip of the igniter pin (6) is located above the surface of the porous combustion radiant plate (5). The ignition gas ejected from the ignition nozzle (7) is mixed with air inside the burner cavity (4) and overflows from fire holes of the porous combustion radiant plate (5) to rapidly ignite the main burner. The infrared gas burner has the advantages such as desirable ignition performance, high reliability, simple structure, easy installation, and wide application scope of fuel gases. Brûleur à gaz infrarouge constitué d'un corps de soupape (1) d'allumeur, d'un ajutage (2), d'un éjecteur (3), d'une cavité (4) de brûleur, d'une plaque poreuse à rayonnement de