What size burner coil and drip pan?
596105
6" diameter drip pan...5.5" coil diameter....good for small pots and pans, some 'medium' work fine...does a quick job of heating a standard whistling tea pot.....excellent for the tiny amount of money it costs....used daily
1213174
Sorry, I'm not sure of the size on the single burner unit, I purchased the double burner, and it has both a 6" and an 8". My advice...being such a good buy and my personal experience... I'd recommend getting the double burner; its well worth the price.
1291258
I believe it is a standard size. I use it on a smaller portable grill, works just fine. Fittings and hose are of good quality. Number of burners doesn't matter.
948188
The part that actually contacts with the burner is 5-5/8". Fits any standard 6-inch burner.
1500335
I have not actually measured the burners but if I had to guess I would say three inches in diameter
329798
The bottom of the pan tapers down to a diameter of about 7 1/2". It might work depending on the size of your burner. I definitely recommend getting the lid. These pans take a little longer to heat up than normal pans as they are a lot thicker. I am using mine on an induction stove and use it on a smaller burner as it is actually too small for my large burner.
772662
Sorry, not sure of the dimensions for that model. Ours is a 60 inch 5-burner model.
647259
My stove coils work fine with the 8" and 10" pans - the 12" too big....try to not exceed medium heat, but have had mine for 1 year without any warping. Lightweight for good thickness of metal. Good heat transfer.
2005372
It is a standard size. That is all I know. Unless your stove has a unique sized element it should fit.
222345
I have the "smooth top" electric stove. That said, I think that the 8" coils may be an issue.
1235158
Matthew P. below answers the questions. I'll add that the coil sits up about an inch higher than the 2.75". Yes, the diameter of the coil is about 6". It's not good at all for cooking anything on low heat. It goes high and then cycles on & off even when I adjust the dial to the lowest setting. I find that weird.
1690831
Suburban 2-burner drop in dimensions: 11 5/8" wide x 16 3/8" length x 3 1/8" deep Suburban 3-burner drop in dimensions: 16 1/8" wide x 18 15/16" length x 3 1/8" deep
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.
2188347
5-1/4 tall, if that's to short look a the SOTO screen. I posted a few pics with both side by side on both liquid fuel (MSR Dragonfly), and canister fuel stoves (Jet Boil PCS). These are the shortest you get from what I found, but the additional height is not a negative as it will just funnel more heat up along your cookware increasing efficiency.Good luck!
1321277
The drip pan is 6"x8" as others have stated. It lasts a long time as I grill at least 3 time s a week. I am not doing fatty or highly marinated meats.
1043831
The bottom of the pots are 5", 6-1/2", 8-1/4" & 8-1/2". The largest pot (dutch oven) is bigger but I don't have it handy to measure. I hadn't heard the pot had to match the size of the burner. I'll have to check that out as I bought an induction hot plate so only have one size burner.
948186
if I measured correctly on my pan.the part that needs to sit on the burner is 6 inches..hope this works for you..love my pan!!