ARS2024 New Rice Cooker Bottom Sensor – Designed to Solve Customer Challenges

Published on:

Jul 24,2026

Rice cookers were first introduced in the 1950s, and soon after, the rice cooker bottom sensor emerged. For a long time, however, these bottom sensors have been plagued by issues – they are difficult to automate, require extensive manual labor, demand large quantities of insulating sleeves, and make it challenging to ensure consistent product quality.

At the end of 2023, a technical expert from a rice cooker manufacturer visited ARLIN and raised this persistent problem, hoping we could design a product that is simple, safe, sensitive, and consistent in quality. Through in-depth discussions and on-site visits, we designed a new rice cooker bottom sensor in March 2024, named the ARS2024.

This new sensor leverages the insulating properties of ceramics by integrating ceramic and aluminum profiles into a metallized ceramic product, achieving safe insulation. It replaces the traditional combination of heat-shrink tubing, silicone tubes, high-temperature braided sleeves, grounding wires, and fixing brackets with a single metallized ceramic component. This design ensures consistent NTC mounting positions, sensitive response, compatibility with automated production, a simplified structure, and reduced installation costs for customers.

In today's rapidly changing world, cost reduction and efficiency improvement have become major challenges for every manufacturer. Innovation through cost-effective and efficient solutions is key to sustainable business growth. ARLIN has always adhered to the philosophy of delivering efficient service and rapid response to create value for our customers, working hand in hand with our partners to manufacture quality products for society.