Burner Controllers

Burner Controllers play an essential role in ensuring the safe and efficient operation of gas burners by coordinating critical components such as ignition transformers, flame sensors, burner sequence controllers, and flame amplifiers. A gas burner is a device used to mix gaseous fuel with oxygen and supply this mixture to an outlet, where it gets ignited—typically using ignition transformers—to create a stable combustion front. Flame sensors and flame amplifiers continuously monitor flame presence and quality, while burner sequence controllers manage the precise startup, operation, and shutdown sequence. As gas usage increased over time—from street lighting to various industrial applications—advancements in burner design and integrated control systems evolved to ensure higher levels of precision, consistency, and operational safety.