Common wick fuel types

Common wick fuel types found in hotel supplies include the following:

(1) Kerosene: Kerosene is a traditional wick fuel commonly used in old-style oil lamps. It has high combustion efficiency and stability, but burning kerosene will produce some smell and smoke.

(2) Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG): Liquefied petroleum gas is a common wick fuel that is widely used in gas lamps in hotel rooms. It burns efficiently, has no odor and smoke, and is relatively safe.

(3) Gas: Some hotels use natural gas or artificial gas as wick fuel. This fuel has no odor, has high combustion efficiency, and is relatively environmentally friendly.

(4) Electricity: Electricity is increasingly used as the main fuel for lighting in modern hotels. Electric lighting has no smoke, no odor, and is easy to operate.

The appropriate wick fuel type needs to be selected based on factors such as the hotel's needs, safety and environmental protection.

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