Gas regulating fitting
A gas regulating fitting that ensures simple manual operation is to be created. In particular, the device is to be capable of being switched both on and off in one operation. To that end, a microswitch ( 12 ) connected to an electronic control unit is arranged on the housing ( 1 ). The microswitch is operated when a tappet ( 10 ) arranged axially to the safety pilot valve ( 26 ) and the main valve ( 19 ) is manually operated. The electronic control unit thereby receives an electrical signal whereby the gas regulating fitting is activated in its switched-off state, and the gas flow flowing through the open safety pilot valve ( 26 ) is therefore ignited, whereas the holding current flowing to the thermoelectric safety pilot valve ( 26 ) is interrupted in the switched-on state of the gas regulating fitting, and the gas regulating fitting is therefore deactivated. The gas regulating fitting can be used to ignite and regulate a gas flow flowing to a burner.
1. Gas regulating fitting with electronic ignition for a gas-fired heating device or the like with an electronic control unit fed by a voltage source, a thermoelectric safety pilot valve ( 26 ) and a main valve ( 19 ) which jointly serve both as a safety pilot and also to split the gas flow into components for a main burner and a pilot light, and are accommodated with additional, secondary functional elements in a segmented housing ( 1 ), a tappet ( 10 ) arranged axially to the safety pilot valve ( 26 ) and the main valve ( 19 ), which projects from the gas-conducting chamber of the housing ( 1 ) and can be activated in a longitudinal direction against the force of a restoring spring ( 16 ) such that the safety pilot valve ( 26 ) is in the open position and the main valve ( 19 ) is in the closed position, characterized in that a microswitch ( 12 ) connected to the electronic control unit is arranged on the housing ( 1 ) and is switched in a longitudinal direction against the force of the restoring spring ( 16 ) on a manual activation of the tappet ( 10 ) so that the electronic control unit receives an electrical signal, whereby the gas regulating fitting is activated in its switched-off condition by said electrical signal and the gas flow flowing through the opened safety pilot valve ( 26 ) is therefore ignited, whereas upon an activation of the tappet ( 10 ) when the gas regulating fitting is in the switched on state, the holding current flowing to the thermoelectric safety pilot valve ( 26 ) is interrupted, and the gas regulating fitting is therefore deactivated.
2. Gas regulating fitting according to claim 1 , characterized in that a display, preferably an LED ( 32 ), is displayed on the housing ( 1 ) by means of which the operating mode can be displayed.
3. Gas regulating fitting with electronic ignition for a gas-fired heating device or the like with an electronic control unit fed by a voltage source, a thermoelectric safety pilot valve ( 26 ) and a main valve ( 19 ) which jointly serve both as a safety pilot and also to split the gas flow into components for a main burner and a pilot light, and are accommodated with additional, secondary functional elements in a segmented housing ( 1 ), a tappet ( 10 ) arranged axially to the safety pilot valve ( 26 ) and the main valve ( 19 ), which projects from the gas-conducting chamber of the housing ( 1 ) and can be activated in a longitudinal direction against the force of a restoring spring ( 16 ) such that the safety pilot valve ( 26 ) is in the open position and the main valve ( 19 ) is in the closed position, characterised in that a microswitch ( 12 ) connected to the electronic control unit is arranged on the housing ( 1 ) and is switched in a longitudinal direction against the force of the restoring spring ( 16 ) on a manual activation of the tappet ( 10 ) so that the electronic control unit receives an electrical signal, whereby the gas regulating fitting is activated in its switched-off condition by a first electrical signal and the gas flow flowing through the opened safety pilot valve ( 26 ) is therefore ignited, and the holding electric current flowing to the thermoelectric safety pilot valve ( 26 ) is interrupted when the gas regulating fitting is in the switched on state by a second electrical signal from the electronic control unit and the gas regulating fitting is therefore deactivated.
4. Gas regulating fitting according to claim 3 , characterised in that a display, preferably an LED ( 32 ), is displayed on the housing ( 1 ) by means of which the operating mode can be displayed.
5. Gas regulating fitting with electronic ignition for a gas-fired heating device or the like with an electronic control unit fed by a voltage source, the gas regulating fitting comprising:
a thermoelectric safety pilot valve ( 26 ) and a main valve ( 19 ) which jointly serve both as a safety pilot and also to split a gas flow into components for a main burner and a pilot light, the thermoelectric safety pilot valve ( 26 ) having an electronically activated magnet selectively energized by the electronic control unit and a thermocouple exposed to the pilot light;
a housing ( 1 ) enclosing the thermoelectric safety pilot valve ( 26 ) and main valve, and including a gas-conducting chamber;
a tappet ( 10 ) arranged axially to the safety pilot valve ( 26 ) and the main valve ( 19 ), and projecting from the gas conducting chamber;
a restoring spring ( 16 ) disposed within the housing biasing the tappet ( 10 ) in a longitudinal direction such that the safety pilot valve is in a closed position and the main valve is in an open position;
a microswitch ( 12 ) arranged in the housing and connected to an electronic control unit;
the gas regulating fitting configured such that in a deactivated condition manual activation of the tappet ( 10 ) in a longitudinal direction against the force of the restoring spring ( 16 ) disposes the safety pilot valve ( 26 ) in an open position, disposes the main valve ( 19 ) in a closed position, and actuates the microswitch ( 12 ) to generate an electrical signal received by the electronic control unit to ignite the pilot gas flow;
the gas regulating fitting further configured such that in an activated condition, manual activation of the tappet actuates the microswitch to generate an electrical signal received by the electronic control unit to interrupt the power flow from the thermocouple to the thermoelectric safety pilot valve ( 26 ).