Fire Magic Propane Gas Echelon Diamond Built-In Power Burner w/ Porcelain Cast Iron Grid (19-5B2P-0)

Fire Magic Propane Gas Power Burner (19-5B2P-0) Overview

The Fire Magic Echelon Diamond Built-In Propane Gas Power Burner W/ Porcelain Coated Cast Iron Grid (19-5B2P-0) by Fire Magic Grills. Fire Magic offers precision and performance in a small package with its line of side-cookers that, like their grills, are made in the USA.

The versatile and powerful Echelon Diamond Power Burner is perfect for stock pots, woks, and more. The inner and outer propane gas ring burners combine for a total of 60,000 BTUs. The inner ring has a range of 3,000 to 15,000 BTUs, while the outer ring has a maximum of 45,000 BTUs.

It features back-lit control knobs on elegantly designed stainless steel facing for modern style that matches its performance. Porcelain coated cast iron cooking grids are included as well as a stainless steel lid to protect the interior of the unit from the elements. This Power Burner hooks up to Fire Magic Echelon Diamond or Aurora Series Grills or can be wired individually with using a separate power supply box (sold separately). The Echelon Diamond Power Burner is the perfect accessory for your luxury outdoor kitchen.

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Fire Magic Grills are made by people who demand the best, for people who demand the best. Each and every Fire Magic product is made with passion and care by highly skilled craftsmen. Outdoor grilling equipment is all we’ve ever made.

Our grills are constructed of the highest quality, heavy gauge, and appliance grade stainless steel. With unsurpassed attention to the most precise detail in design and construction, Fire Magic Grills are the most elegant, and the most durable barbecues available. They easily perform at the highest temperatures for the longest time of any outdoor barbecue grill. Unmatched performance and cooking versatility are yours when you own a Fire Magic Grill. Fire Magic’s superior technology and construction has set the standard for more than 75 years, and that’s still true today.