Expand the capabilities of your outdoor cooking setup with this liquid propane Coyote power burner. The stainless steel construction ensures long-lasting durability, and it delivers up to 60,000 BTUs for searing and quick preparation. This Coyote power burner has a simmer setting that can output as little as 1000 BTUs.
▪ 1000 BTUs UP TO 15,000 BTUs: Precision control to heat a wide range of foods, from simmering sauces to boiling large stock pots.
▪ DUAL VALVE BURNER WITH INDEPENDENT CONTROLS: Simmer sauces with the inner burner on low, or crank up both burners when boiling water
▪ POWERED BY 15000 BTU BRASS BURNER: Convenient push and turn ignition for safe, reliable lighting
▪ 304 GRADE STAINLESS STEEL CONSTRUCTION: 18 gauge 304 stainless steel exterior and cooking surface for heavy-duty and lasting durability
▪ STAINLESS STEEL COVER: For additional protection
Manufacturer | Coyote |
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Brand | Coyote |
Item model number | C1PBLP |
Color | Stainless steel |
Weight | 68 pounds |
Height | 13 inches |
Depth | 24 1/4 inches |
Product Id | 29119 |
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User Reviews and Ratings | 5 (1 ratings) 5 out of 5 stars |
UPC | 653341108708 |
Coyote Built-In Propane Gas Power Burner - C1PBLP. C1PBLP. Power Burners. Create the outdoor kitchen of your dreams using Coyote BBQ island accessories made to last and give remarkable performance. This propane gas built-in power burner has a dual valve burner that can put out as little as 1,000 BTUs for simmering or as much as 60,000 BTUs for cooking with large stock pots. The 18 gauge 304 grade stainless steel exterior, combined with the stainless steel cooking grates, add to the heavy-duty and long-lasting construction of the power burner. An included stainless steel cover provides additional protection from the outdoor elements....
Dual cast stainless steel ring burner with independent controls Simmer sauces with the inner burner on low, or crank up both burners when boiling stockpots of water Convenient push and turn ignition for safe, reliable lighting 304 grade stainless steel construction is designed to endure the elements Included stainless steel cover provides additional protection
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Great power burner! Excellent for wok, crawfish boils, fish fry, etc. Has inner and outer burner with removable center circle grates for wok cooking. You will be glad you added it.
I waited to do my review for almost 2 years. I purchased this and I've used it more than two dozen times. It is not an every day thing for me but every single time I use it I'm so happy that I bought this rather than two double side burners to get the same power and the same coverage. I have a large griddle that I put on it but I'll buy it when I'm doing a lot of Slaptop cooking and I've got another person there to help me. It boils big pots for Lowcountry boil Frying french fries frying shrimp frying anything plus boiling shrimp boiling crab legs it's got so much power it's absolutely amazing and after almost 2 years of sitting outside it still looks like new.
I bought coyote power burner two years ago, I'm very satisfied with it.
Everything is good.
This is a nice sized burner and works well but be careful... I ordered the C1PBLP model and they sent me the CPBLP model which is an old discontinued model and not nearly as good. They ended up sending me the correct model after I complained.
I bought this burner for boiling crawfish. The customer service rep I spoke to on the phone assured me it was perfect for this. I am sad to report that it is anything but. I have a 100qt stock pot that I use. With approximately 8 gallons of water in it, it took 1-1/2 hours to bring the water to a boil. I then had my buddy that works for the gas department help me "amp it up". Now it really goes but still takes 20-25 minutes to boil the water. I can only guess it is because this is a natural gas burner and not propane.