What does a "flame effect safety controller" do?

A flame effect safety controller is a critical safety device used in performances that involve flame effects. Its primary function is to prove the presence of the ignition source during the operation of flame effects. This is essential to ensure that the flame effect is produced safely and that it operates as intended, mitigating potential risks associated with fire hazards.

The controller continuously monitors the conditions necessary for a flame effect to be produced safely. By confirming the presence of the ignition source, it helps to prevent situations where the flame could fail to ignite or could unexpectedly go out, creating a dangerous environment for both performers and the audience. This role is crucial in maintaining the safety of any live performance that incorporates flame effects.

Other functions, while important in their own right, do not describe the specific role of a flame effect safety controller. For instance, while ensuring that flames are properly extinguished is vital for safety, this task generally falls under additional safety mechanisms rather than a flame effect safety controller. Similarly, adjusting fuel levels and triggering emergency shutdown procedures are important safety considerations but do not reflect the specific function of this controller.