What is difference between pilotless gas range and electronic ignition?

A pilotless gas range uses an electronic ignition system that eliminates the need for a continuously burning pilot light to ignite the gas. Instead, it generates a spark or uses a hot surface igniter to light the gas when the burner is turned on. In contrast, a traditional pilot light is a small, constant flame that remains lit to ignite the gas when needed. The pilotless system is typically more energy-efficient and safer, as it reduces the risk of gas leaks associated with a constantly burning flame.