• Manual feeding burner

A manual feeding burner is a basic combustion system where the operator physically loads fuel into the fire chamber. Unlike automatic systems, it lacks motorized augers or sensors, making it simpler but more labor-intensive.
Core CharacteristicsFuel Loading:
The operator must open a door or top lid to add fuel (wood, coal, or briquettes) by hand.
Control:
Temperature is managed manually by opening or closing air dampers (vents) to regulate oxygen.
Simplicity:
It has no electronic components, motors, or gearboxes, which makes it highly durable and easy to repair.