VEVOR 12 inch 2 Burners Cooktop Max 12250BTU Built-in Stainless Steel Stove Top LPG/NG Convertible Dual Fuel Natural Gas Hob with Thermocouple Protection for Outdoor, Kitchen, Camping, RV

Stylish, modern stainless steel - 2 burner cooktop was easy to install. A template was included which made the drop in design a very precise fit. The thermocouple is a nice added safety feature as it will stop the flow of propane should it not detect heat. Electronic ignition is another nice feature - it must be connected to 120v to operate. I have it plugged into the inverter in my van to operate. Great value for the price!

Installed easily in customers RV. Worked great.

The stove is really good looking and their customer service rep Rita is the best in dealing with small problems that may go with setting it up….Thus far worth buying and hoping it will last with us for a long time. Cooking and cleaning the stove afterwards is so easy too! Kudos for a good and affordable product from Vevor.

I bought this for a side burner for my outdoor griddle, this does not come with a regulator! I already had one so I teed of that regulator. This arrives already set for Natural gas. The front small burner can make the front knobs hot if you put too large of a pan on itI've had this installed for about a month, overall it looks nice and works okay, sometimes the burners do not want to ignite but this is under a covered patio so wind can play a factor

Hola a todo el que venga a leer sobre este producto….no lo hagan…por poco se incendia mi terraza,gracias a dios tenía una manguera de jardín cerca y pude apagar el fuego,a penas conecte la estufa al gas e intenté encenderla se prendió en llamas…ojo todas las conexiones estaban bien ajustadas,el problema fue interno..todos son libres de hacer con su dinero lo que deseen,pero si no quieren perder el dinero y peor aún tener daños materiales o físicos como yo,no se los recomiendo,la peor de mis experiencias,este artículo le tuve que dar una estrella porque era obligatorio…consejo que nadie me pidió:lea las reseñas de los productos,por desgracias no lo hice hasta que me queme mis pestañas

I added this to my outdoor grilling area near my BBQ grill. Makes cooking on a hot summer day easier and does not heat up the house. It also keeps oderious foods outside. Easy to install because I had a natural gas line connected to my BBQ grill. Cut through countertop with the provided templet, teed off the gas line and bought the appropriate gas connections which may be different depending on your gas source. Wish they had a stainless steel cover to keep it cleaner when not in use. Good price, easy to install- what more can I say?

Awesome... It's a bargain .. I use this for outdoor cooking for stinky food like Fish or clams. Cant go wrong for $70 to keep your house not stinking too much.

It comes plumbed for natural gas (methane, less energy per volume compared to propane, so I guess the larger aperture size nozzle?). I connected it to my propane tank with a hose that had an integral non-adjustable regulator. I tried the default nozzles (NG) and as expected, had a yellow, large flame. When I switched to the nozzles in the bag labeled LPG, the small burner worked but as others have noted, the larger burner wouldn't stay lit. In fact, the larger sounded like a jet engine which would stay lit (somewhere, couldn't see the flame, but heard it!) until you release the knob, then it would go out. The problem is, as I was trying over and over again, the gas shutoff (which is apparently a thermocouple or heat activated) got hot enough to keep the gas flowing without a flame. The gas filled the body of the stove and then ignited with a Whoosh! from the lit small burner. I turned off the gas and the trapped gas burned off.Next, since the "jet engine" sound of the large burner indicated to me the regulated pressure was still too high, so I put an adjustable regulated propane line (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08T1K38D ) between the tank and the inlet nozzle (supplied with stove). I played with the adjustment and got a nice blue flame on the small burner but couldn't get the large burner lit and to remain on. That's when I discovered the nozzles are all different sizes - they are stamped with what I assumed was NG or LPG...but that's not the case - they are 4 different sizes (not sure the units): 0.57, 0.89, 1.02, and 1.61.Once I put the 0.89 on the larger burner and the 0.57 on the smaller burner and adjusted my regulator about 50%, I was able to produce what seems to be safe, blue flames on each burner.Another thing - the dials seem to go from off 90° counter clockwise to high (9 o'clock position), then 90° more degrees counter-clockwise to "medium" (6 o'clock). Low is somewhere around 10 o'clock, just before accidentally turning it off.The book and instructions are a joke.For the potential catastrophes imaginable with gas flames in contained areas, this and the many similar gas stoves sold on Amazon need to be safety tested and certified.I will install a hydrocarbon detector https://www.amazon.com/Natural-Detector-Propane-Methane-Battery-Powered/dp/B0DWWY16L6 in the cabinet below the stove (it's being installed in my Sprinter RV).I'll update this review after using the stove for a few days.