The ignition 'Lite' is located at the bottom as last position on burner's control knob. That means in case the control knob is unintentionally turn to the left, but not reaching 'Lite' yet (no igintion activated), gas will be released immediately out from burner. Once when my wife is cleaning the range top, not knowing her bending body touches and thus slightly moving the knob to the left, she smells gas silently coming out from a burner. Bewaring this issue, now we have to be very careful, especially when our young grandchildren come to visit, as this is a cause for potential safety hazzard.

We feel that, the 'Lite' is much safer to be designed as first turn-to position of the start knob like many other gas ranges. Once a knob reaches or passes Lite, we will be immediately alerted by the ignition and its clicking noice.

For easier cleaning and lifting, We like 4 individual burner grates rather than 2.