JP2013019576A - Gas appliance - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a gas appliance which precisely judges occurrence of an earthquake in an area where the gas appliance is installed or in its surrounding area and prevents a use from resuming operation when the earthquake occurs.SOLUTION: A gas appliance 1 includes a gas burning part 12, a gas supply pipe 50 for supplying the gas to the gas burning part 12, and an on-off valve 13 arranged in the gas supply pipe 50. Further, in the gas appliance 1, there included are: seismoscope 15 for detecting vibration of the gas appliance 1, a receiving part 14 for receiving an earthquake emergency report; and a control part 16 for activating the operation inhibition state where the on-off valve 13 is not opened by ordinary operation for use when the vibration is detected by the seismoscope 15 or the earthquake emergency report is received by the receiving part 14 (S4), and for activating interlock unable to release the operation inhibition state by the release operation by the user (S8) when both the vibration detection by the seismoscope 15 and reception of the earthquake emergency report by the receiving part 14 are recognized in a definite period of time (S6, S7).

Description

  The present invention relates to a gas appliance that shuts off gas supply to a gas combustion section due to an earthquake.

  As this type of gas appliance, a seismic device is attached to the gas stove, and when the seismic device detects vibration such as an earthquake, the gas supply pipe in the gas stove is closed to shut off the gas supply to the gas burner, There was one that stopped the operation of the error (Patent Document 1). In addition, the gas appliance is provided with a receiving means for receiving the earthquake early warning, and when the earthquake early warning is received, the gas supply pipe in the gas appliance is closed to shut off the gas supply to the gas burner and operate the appliance. Some of them stopped due to an error (Patent Document 2).

JP 2006-242405 A JP 2010-261672 A

  In the gas stove of Patent Document 1, when the instrument stops in error, the gas stove can be restarted by the user performing a normal use operation (paragraph 0013 of Patent Document 1). In the gas appliance of Patent Document 2, when the appliance stops due to an error, the prohibition state can be canceled by the user performing a specific manual operation with an operation switch, although the operation is shifted to a prohibition state in which normal operation cannot be re-executed. The gas appliance can be restarted (paragraph 0011 and paragraph 0023 of Patent Document 2). Thus, in any gas appliance, when the appliance stops due to an error, the gas appliance can be restarted by the user's operation. For this reason, for example, even if a gas pipe upstream of a gas appliance that is difficult to detect by a user is damaged by an earthquake and a gas leak has occurred, the user can restart the gas appliance without knowing that the gas leak has occurred. There is a risk that.

  In addition to the shaking of the earthquake, the gas instrument seismoscope such as Patent Document 1 is used for the impact when a cooking utensil such as a pan is hit against the gas appliance or the vibration from a nearby road / railway. Vibration from human or local environment is detected. In addition, the emergency earthquake warning as in Patent Document 2 may be erroneously reported due to noise at the observation point, or the epicenter is far away and there is almost no influence of the earthquake. Therefore, it is extremely difficult to determine whether or not an earthquake has occurred in the area where the gas appliance is installed, and if the user cannot re-operate the gas appliance even if the earthquake has not occurred, There arises a problem that the usability becomes worse.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and provides a gas appliance that can accurately determine the occurrence of an earthquake in the area where the gas appliance is installed or in the surrounding area so that the user cannot re-operate when an earthquake occurs. provide.

The gas appliance according to the present invention is:
A gas appliance comprising a gas combustion section, a gas supply pipe for supplying gas to the gas combustion section, and an on-off valve provided in the gas supply pipe,
A seismic detector that detects the vibration of gas appliances;
A receiver for receiving the earthquake early warning;
When the seismic device detects vibration or the receiving unit receives an emergency earthquake warning, the operation is prohibited so that the on-off valve is not opened during normal use, and the vibration detection at the seismic device and the reception of the earthquake early warning at the receiving unit. And a control unit that activates an interlock that cannot release the above-described operation prohibition state by a user's release operation.

  With the above configuration, when the seismic device detects vibration or the receiving unit receives an emergency earthquake warning and the gas appliance is in the operation prohibited state, the opening / closing valve is not opened even if the user performs a normal use operation. Therefore, even if the user performs a normal use operation when an earthquake occurs, the gas supply to the gas combustion section is blocked and the gas appliance cannot be burned, so that safety can be ensured.

  If both the vibration detection by the seismoscope and the reception of the earthquake early warning by the receiver are recognized within a certain time, there is a possibility that an earthquake occurred in the area where the gas appliance is installed or in the surrounding area. It can be judged that it is expensive. In other words, the fact that the vibration detected by the seismoscope is due to the shaking of the earthquake is supported by the reception of the earthquake early warning at the receiver, and the earthquake early warning received at the receiver is The detection confirms that the earthquake occurred in the area where the gas appliance was installed. Therefore, in this case, the interlock operation is activated and the user's release operation cannot cancel the operation prohibition state. For example, the gas piping upstream of the gas appliance is damaged due to an earthquake and gas leaks. In this case, the user can be prevented from restarting the gas appliance without knowing the occurrence of gas leakage, and safety can be ensured.

When only one of vibration detection by the seismoscope or reception of the earthquake early warning by the receiving unit is recognized within a certain period of time, the control unit does not operate the interlock and operates by the user's release operation. It is desirable that the operation prohibition state be canceled.
In this case, as described above, there is no support for vibration detection or earthquake early warning, so it can be determined that a large earthquake did not occur in the area where the gas appliance is installed or in the surrounding area. Therefore, in this case, the operation prohibition state can be canceled by a user's release operation without operating the interlock, and the user can re-use the gas appliance by a normal use operation after releasing the operation prohibition state. It can be operated and gas appliances are easy to use.

The said control part can be set as the structure which act | operates the said interlock, when a receiving part receives an emergency earthquake bulletin within a fixed time from the time a vibration sensor detects vibration.
When the seismic device detects vibration, the on-off valve is closed if the gas combustion part is in combustion, and if it is not combusting, the on-off valve is kept closed and the operation is prohibited, thus ensuring safety. be able to.
In this case, the seismoscope detects vibrations from the human or local environment in addition to the shaking of the earthquake, so that when the vibrations other than the earthquake are detected, the interlock is activated to restart the user. Prohibiting this will make the use of gas appliances worse.
On the other hand, if the receiver receives an earthquake early warning within a certain period of time after the seismoscope detects vibration, the vibration detection of the previous seismoscope will be detected by the subsequent earthquake early warning. It can be determined that there is an extremely high possibility of being caused by. For example, if the epicenter is quite close, an earthquake will occur before receiving an earthquake early warning. Therefore, in this case, the interlock operation is activated and the user's release operation cannot cancel the operation prohibition state. For example, the gas piping upstream of the gas appliance is damaged due to an earthquake and gas leaks. In this case, the user can be prevented from restarting the gas appliance without knowing the occurrence of gas leakage, and safety can be ensured.

  On the other hand, if the receiver did not receive the earthquake early warning within a certain period of time after the seismoscope detected vibration, the previous seismoscope vibration detection was attributed to vibration other than the earthquake. In this case, the interlock is not activated. Therefore, in this case, if the operation prohibition state is canceled by the user's release operation, the user can re-operate the gas appliance by the normal use operation, and the gas appliance is easy to use.

The said control part is good also as a structure which act | operates the said interlock, when a vibration sensor detects a vibration within a fixed time from when the receiving part received the earthquake early warning.
When the receiving unit receives the earthquake early warning, the on / off valve is closed if the gas combustion unit is burning, and the on / off valve is closed if the gas combustion unit is not combusting. Can be secured.
In this case, the earthquake early warning may be misreported due to noise at the observation point, or the epicenter is far away and there is almost no influence from the earthquake. Prohibiting operation will make gas appliances unusable.
On the other hand, if the seismoscope detects vibration within a certain period of time after the receiving unit receives the earthquake early warning, the previous emergency earthquake early It can be determined that this was a bulletin for an earthquake that occurred in the installation area or the surrounding area. That is, when the epicenter is close, the seismic device detects the shaking of the earthquake immediately after receiving the earthquake early warning. Therefore, in this case, the interlock operation is activated and the user's release operation cannot cancel the operation prohibition state. For example, the gas piping upstream of the gas appliance is damaged due to an earthquake and gas leaks. In this case, the user cannot restart the gas appliance without knowing the occurrence of the gas leak, and safety can be ensured.

  On the other hand, even if the receiver receives the earthquake early warning, if the seismoscope does not detect vibration within a certain period of time from that time, the previous earthquake early warning is determined to be false or the epicenter is far away. In this case, the interlock is not activated. Therefore, in this case, if the operation prohibition state is canceled by the user's release operation, the user can re-operate the gas appliance by the normal use operation, and the gas appliance is easy to use.

The control unit is preferably configured to be able to release the interlock by a specific release operation by a specific person other than the user.
As a result, a specific person such as a service person with specialized knowledge checks the gas appliance and gas piping for damage, gas leaks, etc., and after the safety is confirmed, the specific person releases the interlock. A person can be allowed to re-operate the gas appliance. Therefore, when the interlock is activated, it is prevented that the gas appliance is re-operated by the user's operation before the safety is confirmed by a specific person. Can do.

  As described above, according to the gas appliance according to the present invention, it is possible to accurately determine the occurrence of an earthquake in the area where the gas appliance is installed or in the surrounding area, and when it is determined that an earthquake has occurred, the interlock is operated and used. It is possible to prevent the vehicle from being re-operated and to ensure safety.

It is a block diagram which shows schematic structure of the gas stove of embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows schematic structure of a control part. It is a flowchart which shows operation | movement of the gas stove at the time of the occurrence of an earthquake.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
As shown in FIG. 1, a gas stove 1 as a gas appliance is connected to a gas pipe 5 via a gas main plug 51. The upstream end of the gas pipe 5 is connected to an external gas pipe 7 via a gas meter 6. Accordingly, the fuel gas is supplied from the external gas pipe 7 to the gas stove 1 through the gas pipe 5 through the gas meter 6. The gas pipe 5 is branched downstream of the gas meter 6, and a gas appliance such as a gas fan heater 2 and a water heater 3 is connected to the end of each branched gas pipe 5 in addition to the gas stove 1. The gas appliances 1 to 3 are usually installed inside and outside the building.

  The gas stove 1 includes a casing 11, a burner 12 serving as a gas combustion unit, a gas supply pipe 50 connected to the burner 12, an on-off valve 13 such as an electromagnetic valve provided in the gas supply pipe 50, and a control unit 16 that controls the operation of the gas stove 1. I have. The gas supply pipe 50 is connected to the gas pipe 5 via a gas main plug 51 and supplies gas to the burner 12. The burner 12 burns the gas supplied from the gas supply pipe 50. The burner 12 is fixed to the casing 11 such that the combustion portion is exposed to the top plate on the upper surface of the casing 11. The on-off valve 13 is provided near the burner 12 of the gas supply pipe 50 and is controlled to be opened and closed by the control unit 16 to open and close the gas supply pipe 50.

  In addition, the gas stove 1 includes a seismic sensor 15 that detects vibration of the gas stove 1 and a receiving unit 14 that receives an emergency earthquake warning. The seismic device 15 is constituted by, for example, a vibration sensor or the like, and is attached to a casing wall surface in the casing 11. The seismoscope 15 operates when the gas stove 1 is swung to a predetermined level (for example, seismic intensity 4 level) or more and inputs a vibration detection signal to the control unit 16.

  The receiving unit 14 is connected to an HA controller 80 that is a controller of a home automation (HA) system via a communication cable 81. The HA controller 80 is connected to an emergency earthquake warning system 8 operated by an external organization (for example, the Japan Meteorological Agency) through an external communication line 82. When the earthquake early warning is transmitted from the earthquake early warning system 8, the receiving unit 14 receives the earthquake early warning via the HA controller 80. And the receiving part 14 will convert into an electrical signal, and will input into the control part 16, if an earthquake early warning is received. The Earthquake Early Warning is a prediction of earthquake motion that immediately reports as soon as possible by analyzing the observation data captured by a seismometer close to the epicenter immediately after the occurrence of the earthquake, and immediately estimating the epicenter and magnitude of the earthquake (magnitude). . The receiving unit 14 is connected to the HA system, but may receive the earthquake early warning via another wired line or a wireless line.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the control unit 16 mainly includes a processing unit 161 configured by a microcomputer or the like, and a storage unit 162 configured by an EEPROM or the like. The control unit 16 is electrically connected to various components of the gas stove 1 such as the on-off valve 13, the burner 12, the fire extinguishing button 17, the release button 18, various operation switches, a display unit, and a speaker, and controls these units. . The processing unit 161 is electrically connected to the storage unit 162 and exchanges signals with the storage unit 162. The processing unit 161 is electrically connected to the seismic device 15 and the receiving unit 14, and the on-off valve 13 is based on the vibration detection signal input from the seismic device 15 and the emergency earthquake bulletin input from the receiving unit 14. Open / close control is performed.

  When the ignition operation is performed with the point fire button 17 as a normal use operation of the gas stove 1, an operation start command is input to the control unit 16, and the control unit 16 opens the on-off valve 13 to ignite the burner 12. As a result, the burner 12 is burned (being operated). Further, when a fire extinguishing operation is performed by the point fire extinguishing button 17 during burner combustion, an operation end command is input to the control unit 16, and the control unit 16 closes the on-off valve 13 to extinguish the burner 12.

Next, the operation of the gas stove 1 when an earthquake occurs will be described.
The flowchart of FIG. 3 shows the flow of operation by the processing of the control unit 16 when an earthquake occurs. Referring to the flowchart of FIG. 3, when an earthquake of a predetermined level (for example, seismic intensity 4) or more occurs and the gas stove 1 vibrates, the seismic device 15 is activated (S 1), and a vibration detection signal is input to the control unit 16. Is done. Then, it is determined whether or not the gas stove 1 is in operation, that is, whether or not the burner 12 is in combustion (S2). When the burner 12 is burning, the on-off valve 13 is immediately closed (S3), the gas supply to the burner 12 is stopped, and the burner 12 is extinguished. As a result, safety is ensured when the gas stove 1 detects shaking.

  And the control part 16 makes the gas stove 1 a driving | running | working prohibition state (S4). For example, the storage unit 162 stores information indicating that the processing unit 161 is in the ration prohibited state. Note that the information indicating the operation prohibited state in the storage unit 162 is stored in the storage unit 162 even when the gas stove 1 is turned off. And even if a user performs ignition operation by the fire extinguishing button 17 as normal use operation by the said operation prohibition state, the control part 16 does not receive a driving | operation start command, and cannot open the on-off valve 13. FIG. Therefore, in the operation prohibited state, the burner 12 is not ignited even if the user performs a normal use operation. On the other hand, if the burner 12 is not burning in step S2 ("NO" in S2), since the on-off valve 13 is closed, the on-off valve 13 is kept closed (S5) and the gas stove 1 is operated. The prohibited state is set (S4). In addition, when the power supply of the gas stove 1 is turned off, the control unit 16 is temporarily supplied with power by the vibration detection signal of the seismic sensor 15 to put the gas stove 1 in the operation prohibited state.

  The operation prohibition state (S4) can be canceled by manual operation of the release button 18 by the user (operation for canceling the operation prohibition state) when the interlock described below is not activated. For example, when the user manually operates the release button 18, the setting of the operation prohibition state in the storage unit 162 is canceled (deletion of the operation prohibition state registration information in the storage unit 162, etc.). As a result, the user can re-operate (re-ignite) the gas stove 1 by performing an ignition operation with the fire extinguishing button 17 after operating the release button 18. When the operation prohibition state (S4) is set, it is necessary to release the operation prohibition state by operating the release button 18 in order to restart the gas stove 1 by informing through a speaker or a display unit. Can be notified to the user.

  Next, it is determined whether or not the receiving unit 14 has received the earthquake early warning within a certain time (for example, 20 seconds) from the time of operation of the seismic sensor 15 (time when S1 is recognized) (S6, S7). If the receiving unit 14 receives the earthquake early warning within the predetermined time (“NO” in S6), the interlock is activated (S8). That is, the processing unit 161 causes the storage unit 162 to store information indicating that the interlock is applied. Information indicating that the interlock in the storage unit 162 is applied is stored in the storage unit 162 even when the gas stove 1 is turned off. When this interlock is applied, even if the user operates the release button 18, the control unit 16 does not accept the operation prohibition release command by operating the release button 18 and maintains the operation prohibited state. Accordingly, when the interlock is applied (“NO” in S8 and S9), even if the user performs the ignition operation with the fire extinguishing button 17 after operating the release button 18 (S10), the burner 12 is not ignited, and the gas cooker 1 cannot be restarted (S11). In addition, when the power source of the gas stove 1 is turned off, the control unit 16 is temporarily powered by the vibration detection signal of the seismoscope 15, and the receiving unit 14 receives the earthquake early warning within the predetermined time, whereby the gas stove 1 is an interlock operation state. Thereafter, the power supply to the control unit 16 may be automatically turned off.

  By the way, the seismic device 15 is not limited to the shaking of the earthquake, but from a human or local environment such as an impact when a cooking utensil such as a pan hits the gas stove 1 or vibrations from nearby roads / railways. The vibration of the will be detected. Therefore, if the interlock is activated to prohibit the user from re-operation when vibration other than an earthquake is detected, the convenience of the gas stove 1 is deteriorated.

  Therefore, in this embodiment, when the receiving unit 14 receives the earthquake early warning within a certain time from when the seismic device 15 detects the vibration, the vibration detection of the previous seismic device 15 is performed by the later earthquake early warning. Judgment is very likely due to the shaking of the earthquake by reception. The earthquake early warning is transmitted before the main earthquake motion (S wave) arrives. For example, if the area where the gas stove 1 is installed is very close to the epicenter, the earthquake will shake before receiving the earthquake early warning. Arise. In addition, the time from when the earthquake early warning is transmitted until the main motion arrives is at most several tens of seconds. Accordingly, when both the vibration detection by the seismic device 15 and the reception of the earthquake early warning by the receiving unit 14 are recognized within a certain time (for example, about 20 seconds), the area where the gas stove 1 is installed or its surroundings It can be determined that there is a high probability that an earthquake occurred in the area. That is, the fact that the vibration detected by the seismic sensor 15 is caused by the shaking of the earthquake is supported by the reception of the emergency earthquake bulletin by the receiving unit 14.

  Therefore, when the receiving unit 14 receives the emergency earthquake warning within a predetermined time from when the vibration sensor 15 detects vibration (“NO” in S6, “YES” in S7), the interlock is activated (S8). Thus, even if the user manually operates the release button 18, the operation prohibited state (S4) cannot be released. Thereby, for example, when the gas piping 5 upstream from the gas stove 1 is damaged due to an earthquake and a gas leak occurs, the user restarts (ignites) the gas stove 1 without knowing the occurrence of the gas leak. Can be prevented and safety can be ensured.

  In the interlocked state (“NO” in S9), when the user performs an ignition operation by the fire extinguishing button 17 after operating the release button 18 (S10), the control unit 16 activates the interlock. To notify that the gas stove 1 cannot be operated (S11). For example, an error announcement such as “The gas stove cannot be operated due to the occurrence of an earthquake. A serviceman must be checked to restart the operation” is used for this notification, or the content of the error announcement is displayed on the display. Various other notifications such as display and blinking of the display lamp can be performed. As a result, the user can recognize that the gas stove 1 is in an unusable state due to an interlock due to the occurrence of an earthquake, and is urged to contact a service person.

  The interlock can be released by a specific release operation by a specific person other than the user. For example, after a specific person such as a service person having specialized knowledge checks the gas stove 1 and the gas pipe 5 for damage, gas leakage, etc., and confirms safety, the specific person performs a specific release operation to store the storage unit. The interlock setting of 162 can be canceled (deletion of interlock registration information in the storage unit 162, etc.). As a result, the user can restart the gas stove 1. Therefore, when the interlock is activated, the gas stove 1 is prevented from being re-operated by the user's operation before the safety by the specific person is confirmed. As a result, the safety of the gas stove 1 is improved and the gas stove 1 can be used with peace of mind. Can be used.

  On the other hand, if the receiving unit 14 has not received the emergency earthquake warning within a certain time from when the seismic device 15 detects vibration in step S6 ("NO" in S7, "YES" in S6) The operation prohibition state is maintained without applying (S12). Further, when the interlock is activated and the interlock is released by a specific person such as a service person, the operation is prohibited ("YES" in S9, S12). In this case, the operation prohibition state can be canceled by operating the release button 18 by the user. Therefore, when the user operates the release button 18 and a release command is input to the control unit 16, the control unit 16 releases the operation prohibited state to a normal operation stop state, and then the user turns off the fire. When the ignition operation is performed by the button 17 (S13), the burner 12 of the gas stove 1 is ignited and burned (S14).

  As described above, according to the gas stove 1 according to the present embodiment, when both the vibration detection by the seismometer 15 and the reception of the emergency earthquake warning by the receiving unit 14 are recognized within a certain time, the gas stove 1 It is determined that there is a high probability that an earthquake occurred in the area where the site is installed or in the surrounding area. In this case, the interlock is activated and the user's release operation (operation of the release button 18) makes it impossible to release the operation prohibition state. For example, the user does not know the occurrence of gas leakage from the gas pipe 5. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the gas stove 1 from being restarted and to ensure safety.

  The interlock can be released by a specific release operation by a specific person. As a result, after a specific person such as a service person having specialized knowledge checks the gas stove 1 and the gas pipe 5 for damage, gas leakage, etc. and the safety is confirmed, the user can restart the gas stove 1. . Therefore, the safety of the gas stove 1 in the event of an earthquake is increased, and the user can use the gas stove 1 with peace of mind.

  On the other hand, if the earthquake early warning is not received by the receiving unit 14 within a certain period of time after the vibration detector 15 detects vibration, there is a possibility that an earthquake has occurred in the area where the gas stove 1 is installed or in the surrounding area. Judged to be low. In this case, the operation prohibition state can be canceled by the user's release operation (operation of the release button 18) without operating the interlock, and the user can turn on the fire extinguishing button 17 after releasing the operation prohibition state. The gas stove 1 can be re-operated by performing an ignition operation at, and the gas stove 1 is easy to use.

In addition, this invention is not limited only to the said embodiment, In the range which does not change the summary of this invention, it can change suitably.
For example, in the flowchart of FIG. 3, Step S1 may be a case where the receiving unit 14 receives an emergency earthquake bulletin, and Step S7 may be a case where the seismic device 15 detects vibration. That is, the control structure is configured such that the interlock is activated when the vibration detector 15 detects vibration within a predetermined time from when the receiving unit 14 receives the earthquake early warning.

  Emergency earthquake warnings may be misreported due to noise at the observation point, or the epicenter is far away and there is almost no impact from the earthquake. Therefore, when the vibration detector 15 detects vibration within a certain time from when the receiving unit 14 receives the earthquake early warning, the previous earthquake early warning is obtained by detecting the vibration of the later seismic device 15. It can be determined that this was a bulletin for an earthquake that occurred in the installation area or the surrounding area. For example, if the area where the gas stove 1 is installed is close to the epicenter, the seismic device 15 detects the shaking of the earthquake immediately after receiving the earthquake early warning. Therefore, in this case, by operating the interlock so that the operation prohibition state cannot be canceled by the user's release operation, for example, the gas pipe 5 upstream of the gas stove 1 is damaged due to an earthquake and the gas leaks. Therefore, the user can be prevented from restarting the gas stove 1 without knowing the occurrence of gas leakage from the gas pipe 5 due to the earthquake, and safety can be ensured.

  On the other hand, even if the receiving unit 14 receives the earthquake early warning, if the seismoscope 15 does not detect vibration within a certain period of time from that time, the previous emergency earthquake early is far from the false alarm or the epicenter. In this case, the interlock is not activated. Therefore, in this case, if the operation prohibition state is canceled by the user's release operation, the user can re-operate the gas stove 1 by the normal use operation, and the convenience of the gas stove 1 is improved.

  In the present invention, the gas appliance can be applied not only to the gas stove 1 but also to other various gas appliances such as the gas fan heater 2 and the gas water heater 3.

1 gas stove (gas appliance)
5 Gas piping 7 Gas piping 8 Earthquake early warning system 12 Burner (gas fuel section)
13 Opening / closing valve 14 Receiving part 15 Seismic device 16 Control part 17 Point fire button 18 Release button 50 Gas supply pipe

Claims (5)

A gas appliance comprising a gas combustion section, a gas supply pipe for supplying gas to the gas combustion section, and an on-off valve provided in the gas supply pipe,
A seismic detector that detects the vibration of gas appliances;
A receiver for receiving the earthquake early warning;
When the seismic device detects vibration or the receiving unit receives an emergency earthquake warning, the operation is prohibited so that the on-off valve is not opened during normal use, and the vibration detection at the seismic device and the reception of the earthquake early warning at the receiving unit. And a control unit that activates an interlock that cannot release the operation-prohibited state by a user's release operation when both are recognized within a certain time. The gas appliance according to claim 1,
When only one of vibration detection by the seismoscope or reception of the earthquake early warning by the receiving unit is recognized within a certain period of time, the control unit does not operate the interlock and operates by the user's release operation. A gas appliance having a configuration capable of canceling the operation prohibition state. The gas appliance according to claim 1 or 2,
The control unit is a gas appliance configured to activate the interlock when the receiving unit receives an emergency earthquake warning within a certain period of time after the seismic device detects vibration. The gas appliance according to claim 1 or 2,
The control unit is a gas appliance configured to activate the interlock when the seismoscope detects vibration within a predetermined time from when the receiving unit receives the earthquake early warning. In the gas appliance according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
The said control part is a gas appliance made into the structure which can cancel | release the said interlock by specific cancellation | release operation by specific persons other than a user.