Fornello da esterno GasOne B-5150 - 14,5" di larghezza con tubo flessibile intrecciato in acciaio ad alta pressione Bruciatore a propano Fornello da campo - Rosso QCC Nuovo stile rosso QCC

Brand:GasOne

3.7/5

€
137.20

TELAIO DI ALTEZZA RIDOTTA - Il singolo bruciatore a gas ha un corpo estremamente robusto ed è abbastanza compatto da essere altamente portatile. Facile da riporre e in grado di gestire un peso elevato, il B-5150 è il bruciatore per impieghi gravosi per le tue grigliate all'aperto. PERFETTO PER TUTTE LE CUCINE - Un bruciatore affidabile per cotture diverse, il bruciatore a gas singolo di Gas One è un ottimo strumento per friggere il tacchino, bollire il granchio, cucinare Cajun e altri tipi di cucina all'aperto. COSTRUZIONE ROBUSTA E MATERIALE - Il singolo bruciatore di Gas One è costruito con un robusto telaio costruibile. TUBO TRECCIATO IN ACCIAIO - Regolatore regolabile ad alta pressione, tubo flessibile intrecciato in acciaio resistente al calore che garantisce pressione e flusso del gas sicuri. Un O-Ring è incluso con il regolatore per garantire un'esperienza senza perdite. FORNELLO PER ESTERNI AD ALTO CALORE - Il singolo bruciatore a propano di Gas One cuoce, bolle e griglia piuttosto rapidamente. Un'ottima aggiunta per coloro che cercano di alimentare lì Tailgating, campeggio o anche occasionali grigliate di famiglia.

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EAN: 0810002702129

Categories: Patio, prato e giardino, Griglie e cucina all'aperto, Friggitrici,

Brand	GasOne
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 503 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
Fuel Type	Propane
Item model number	B-5150-RED
Item Weight	8 Pounds
Manufacturer	GasOne
Material	Alloy Steel
Power Source	Gas Powered
Product Dimensions	15 x 15 x 12.25 inches
Product Dimensions	15"L x 15"W x 12.25"H

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Scritto da: Kyle McCrary ADNWH

Good for cost

Used to boil crawfish. Took about 25-30 minutes to bring 40qts water to a boil in an 80qt pot. Exterior temp was about 50 degrees. Surprisingly quiet compared to a traditional jet burner. As expected the paint on the unit burned off on first use which is not a big deal to me. My biggest worry is the stability of the frame. It is noticably wobbly. I wouldn't stand on it, but should hold up my pot well enough. Don't expect it to last more than 5 years. Will more than likely rust out by then. The base on it stayed on top of my soft back yard dirt.

Scritto da: C.A.

Good buy

Used for low country boil

Scritto da: Pirate Jack

Not for regular pots and pans

This burner seems pretty well made. Good and rugged. The components all seem to be a pretty good quality. The instructions are not the best. Yes…I’m the last remaining human that reads instructions. So when you think you have everything connected hand right go ahead and torque the line connected to the burner to about 8’ lbs. otherwise it doesn’t seems to seat to the gas line well. And you’ll want to completely close the balance included with the burner as this is not a shutoff, rather just a form of control valve. Open your propane tank valve about three turns. light the burner and then adjust the flame with the red control valve. Also the control operates backwards (right - open, left - close). I bought this as a camp stove. While it’s probably better suited as a crawfish cooker or turkey fryer I won’t recommend it for your standard size pots and pans. I couldn’t get the flame low enough to fry fish. It scorches the oil. You can try to get the flame lower but it goes out by the time you get it low enough. Probably boils water fast but that’s not what I need it for. If you need an okay burner for a big pot boil then this isn’t bad for the money but I don’t like how it operates. Give me something more like a grill.

Scritto da: SB

This thing cooks!

Assembly was quick. Simply attach the legs, then connect your propane tank, check for leaks, and away you go. I dunno if I was lucky, but I didn't have to fiddle with the air intake what-so-ever. There are other burners on the market that output more heat, but compared to my stove, this thing is *incredibly* hot. I don't know how much more heat you would need for basic cooking. Maybe if you were smelting ingots or something. In the photo: My cast-iron skillet takes forever to heat and boil water on the stove, but this burner had no problem boiling water within seconds. I bought this primarily for pressure-canning. When I use the stove, it heats up my entire kitchen, so it will be nice to do that on the back porch instead.

Scritto da: Kenneth A. Vaidulas

A great cooker

The propane cooker works great for lobsters.

Scritto da: George Chandler

Works really good.

Works really well.

Scritto da: Barnabas C.

Very good

Excellent value. I've bought other propane burners between $80-120 and this one for $60 is sturdier and burns cleaner. Heat output is more than sufficient as is typically of these types of propane burners.

Scritto da: Kindra & sun

Perfect …. I had no problem with hosing and it heats perfectly

I love how fast it is too cool with I made all kinds of things with this perfect size pot

Scritto da: Victoria

Not very durable

Put a pot of lobster on and the legs buckled, cheaply made, would not buy it again