32-Jet Cast Iron Gas Burner – 267mm, Natural Gas or LPG

This 32-jet cast iron gas burner is a component for commercial wok cookers, stockpot cookers and hot plate ranges. Its approximately 267mm (10.5-inch) diameter body carries brass jets arranged around the circumference to distribute heat across the cooking surface.

Choose the version that matches your appliance and gas supply: Natural Gas, LPG or LPG Side Entry. Natural Gas and LPG are separate versions, not interchangeable fuel settings.

Key features

• 32 brass jets arranged to direct flames across a broad cooking area.
• Cast iron body for commercial catering equipment.
• 267mm approximate diameter to help you check the fit against your existing burner.
• Bottom and side entry connection options, depending on the version selected.

Technical specifications

• Product: Commercial gas jet burner
• Number of jets: 32
• Body material: Cast iron
• Jet material: Brass
• Approximate diameter: 267mm / 10.5 inches
• Listed Natural Gas rating: 147,000 BTU / 43.1 kW
• Listed LPG rating: 100,500 BTU / 29.4 kW
• Bottom entry connection: 3/4-inch BSP
• Side entry connection: 1/2-inch BSP

Choosing the correct version

Before ordering, compare the gas type, burner diameter, connection size and inlet position with your existing component and appliance requirements. The available choices are Natural Gas, LPG and LPG Side Entry. If you are unsure which version you need, contact Under Control Instruments with your appliance details and existing burner measurements before purchasing.

Installation and suitability

This is a burner component for installation in suitable equipment, not a complete standalone cooking appliance. Have a qualified gas engineer confirm compatibility, gas supply requirements and installation suitability before use. Do not assume that ventilation alone makes an installation suitable for indoor use.

Installation, maintenance and servicing must be carried out by a suitably qualified gas professional in accordance with the appliance manufacturer's instructions. Incorrect gas selection or installation can cause gas leaks, fire or carbon monoxide exposure.