I want to control the size of the fire in the bedroom for two induction cooktops in the kitchen, or

It's better not to get the gas burning, it's too dangerous, and I can't help it.

The induction cooker is easy to do, just connect the control panel to the bedroom with a cable.

You can also use a microcontroller to redevelop a control circuit, which brings convenience and exercises your electronic technology, why not?

Gas, turn on the lighter, connect the power from the bedroom, and the gas pipe also pass through the bedroom, set up a valve, open the valve when you want to light, and connect the lighter to the power supply. When you want to turn it off, just turn off the valve and the power supply.

If you have an induction cooker, remove the panel, connect all the wires, and lead to the bedroom, so that you can realize remote control.

Personally, I think that oh, what the landlord needs is not to modify the stove, but to hire a nanny or find a virtuous wife.

What do you say? Hehe.

Liquefied gas transformation is very troublesome, you need an electrical valve that can regulate the gas flow, the cost is quite high, as far as I know are for industrial use, this modification completely depends on the ability of the individual, of course, you can build a spiral micro-feed device by yourself, similar to the CNC milling machine with that stepper motor drive, how about it, there is an idea, if you really want to change, but also pay attention to the automatic gas cut-off device and electronic ignition device, a bit complicated, just like I used to do my own remote control aircraft, It didn't take a lot of effort to change the throttle of that plane, but you could do ......everything with a servo

As for the induction cooker, this is easy to change, you can lead a few wires in its key matrix circuit, and then install a few keys in the bedroom, of course, wiring is a problem, there is a more convenient way, that needs to depend on your own hands-on ability, you can buy a set of superheterodyne or super regenerative wireless transmitter and receiving module, a set of only ten dollars, and then buy a set of four-way codec integrated circuits similar to PT, and install a remote control for the induction cooker, not to mention the distance from the kitchen to the bedroom, If you buy a high-power transmitter module, remote control from a few kilometers away is not a problem......

Of course, there is a more cost-effective way, buy an induction cooker with remote control, for example, Malata has one, you can remote control upstairs and downstairs, the model seems to be 2288, detailed enough, I am talking about experience.

The liquefied gas stove can be controlled with a gas magnetic valve, and the control circuit should be no problem if you do it yourself. Induction cooktops are even simpler. Just get an internal circuit to control the button on and off. Remote control multi-channel circuit boards are sold everywhere. If you want to control more than once, buy different frequencies.

Lazy people always think like this. It's best to use a remote control. Infrared technology, or Bluetooth technology.