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Multi Jet Low Pressure Propane Burner - 92,000 BTU
H212

Multi Jet Low Pressure Propane Burner - 92,000 BTU

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Description

This propane burner is the same as our H210 burner, but for low pressure propane applications. Twenty individual jets combine to produce heat that will boil your water or wort in a hurry. Should be installed and connected by a professional plumber. Flame height is 2 to 3". Ring Diameter is 8" the inlet thread is 1/2" Female Pipe Thread. 20 Jets.


This item is not intended for indoor use. These propane burners are not for use on portable propane tanks, they are for use with large propane tanks with regulators that typically feed rural homes where natural gas is not offered.
 

Fire Warning: This product involves a flammable gas. We sell these products to use outdoor in well ventilated areas, if you are not sure about your install please consult a qualified plumber. Please use extreme caution when using.
 
 
Item # H212
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Weight 4 LBS
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REPLACEMENT
KAY D on Nov 9, 2021
Try it out if works for me
qureshi, w on Nov 7, 2019
REPLACEMENT
KAY D on Nov 9, 2021
Replacing the natural gas burners on a brew sculpture
Vicki H on Jul 2, 2020
Try it out if works for me
qureshi, w on Nov 7, 2019
I need a bigger burner for my pilot system on the mash tun (psycho brew)
Alex R on May 13, 2019
Need low pressure propane burner
Keith R on Mar 18, 2019
currently have natural gas and need to switch to propane
DANIEL B on Mar 6, 2019
Replacing the natural gas burners on a brew sculpture
Vicki H on Jul 2, 2020
I need a bigger burner for my pilot system on the mash tun (psycho brew)
Alex R on May 13, 2019
Does this burner need an orifice or is it ready to use with 11in.WC propane?
Andrew J on Feb 4, 2022
BEST ANSWER: For this burner the orifices exist at each nozzle and you therefore do not need an orifice on intake of the burner manifold.
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Rated 3 out of 5
Hot and Loud
These burners produce a LOT of heat but I found them to be very loud when you crank them up. Great burners if you don't mind the noise but I swapped them out for the whisper quiet banjo style burners even though they don't put out as much heat because to me silence is golden.
March 22, 2021
Rated 5 out of 5
Hot and Quiet
This burner works great, very quiet and more efficient than my old jet burner, We make a 10 gallon batch in a converted get, it gets us up to a boil fast and even has a pilot burner so you don't have to keep re lighting it.
May 1, 2014