Outdoor Propane Burners

Propane is more portable, and often used in outdoor barbecues, camping stoves or food trucks. The main difference between a gas stove and a propane stove is propane stove delivers higher heat. Propane stove delivers twice as much BTU power as natural gas, which is why people will find propane stove heat up food faster. Propane is also considered as “green” gas, which is more environmentally friendly.

Cast iron and stainless steel are the three most commonly used materials in outdoor propane burners. Among the three, stainless steel is often considered the top choice for outdoor propane stoves due to its durability, easy maintenance and high quality. Shop for ARC outdoor propane burners by material now.

In general, most outdoor burner stove will need around 10,000 BTU to function properly. For basic cooking needs, we recommend a BTU output of at least 15,000 BTU per burner for efficiency. This should be enough for searing, stir-frying, boiling and etc. ARC also provides high-pressure burner up 200,000 btu, which is good for a large amount of food, such as turkey frying or seafood boiling.

1) After each use, make sure to clean any food residue off the burners.
2) Additionally, check for loose fittings and connections. Make sure to tighten them securely before and after each use. It is also crucial to check the gas hose regulary for cracks or splits and replace it as needed.
3) Last but not the least, store the propane burner stove in a dry location away from direct sunlight. Excessive UV light or humidity will shortern the products’ service lifetime.