What is the largest diameter pot that can be placed on the propane burner?
1545673
The dimensions say it's 18x18x26-1/2 inches so I would imagine that a pot with 18" or so in diameter would fit on it--I haven't tried that part yet, though so I can't say for sure and I would think that you can have a larger pot that would sit on the ring above the burner and it would work. Hope this helps.
1689701
The largest burner on our electric stove top would take forever to heat up this pot if it was 1/2 full of water. Additionally, this pot wouldn't work in the last three kitchens I've had because microwaves mounted above the stoves don't allow enough clearance -- it's a really tall pot. I'd recommend doing some measuring and specification research if you have no plans to purchase a propane burner for outdoor use.
1570831
I'm not sure. That is one thing I bought this for, but my cankers hang over too far. The burner is only 7 inches. I use this every day though, and love it!
983422
yes, a propane grill size tank is what we are using, this is such a nice addition to our camping experience I wish I would have ordered this earlier in the summeer
1710699
Not sure of the diameter, but the Smokey Joe lid fits perfectly...unlike the IMUSA pot.
1721355
You could use something 2 1/2" in diameter if carefully placed on the stove, however, I would say a 3" pot would fit well
1860719
I think 5 feet that it sits one. At low power only the inside ring is lit so you can use a smaller pot size. Not sure the dimensions, maybe 8 to 10 inch? It's 30,000 BTU at full power with Propane.
772662
Sorry, not sure of the dimensions for that model. Ours is a 60 inch 5-burner model.
1297693
Hi Carol... probably not... the diameter of the pot should not exceed the diameter of the burner/heating element. Same applies to electric stove. While it may heat the pot, it will take forever and eventually you may burn out the heating element.
1014406
Six inch diameter pot up to 10 5/8 inch diameter pot. My favorite pot is a Cast Iron Plat (Flat) Potjie Size 2. Sold by "Best Duty" right here on Amazon. Those red and blue enameled steel pots work very well also. Stainless steel pots are fine too. Bottom of what ever pot you are using will soot up.
1563834
This pot is one inch larger than the burner on our induction top stove all the way around. We checked with manufacturer and this was maximum size safe to use on ours. I used the pot twice so far without a problem.
2170169
9-1/2". The top is about 12". A 12" burner is pretty massive! You probably need a 15" or 16" skillet or a paella pan. There isn't much selection in that size.
1119906
The cooking top measures 10.5" x 10.5". The 'burner' is an 8" diameter circle. A 12" pot would extend over the control panel if it were centered.
640207
The outside burner is 9 3/4" (almost 10") and the inside burner is 6 1/2". Use as large a pan as you want; up to 61/2 for the small burner, and anything larger you can use the outside burner; Just like a regular electric stove.
900603
The cast iron burner is approximately 4 inches in diameter. The regulator is a 5psi adjustable knob. I am quite impressed with the amount of heat the unit produces.
1707687
9.7 mm or about 3-3/4 in. diameter. It generally provides one with a base that may be used on a small camping stove or the small burner of a gas range. If one has an electric range, then place the pot on the edge of the burner, leaving the handle free from the intense heat. Hope that is helpful...just buy one, they are a great investment if you desire an 8 oz cup of tastefully strong java...mb
1940188
The burner element of my unit is 7.5 inches. I agree with the other poster who said that there are no problems with boiling water in larger pots. I have some huge pots whose bottom plates are only 8", so it works well with them. The only pot I own that is a little too big is a huge 5 gallon stock pot. Even that will work in a pinch, but it takes forever to boil.