Category: FAQ

Can I put this stove on the back of a boat as part of my outdoor cooking center, and as part of my LPG system (see set-up at  http://tridentmarine.com/stage/lpg_diagram2.htm  —  Please let me know if I can hook-up this unit to the stepped-down LPG system and how I should isolate the surroundings.  Thanks

I took a look at the link you provided.  Since your regulator provides low pressure gas, only our low pressure propane stoves would fit your system.  If you are cooking under windy situation, you might want to consider a wind guard.  Since the pilot of the stove uses underneath the stove to ignite the rings, it is recommended not to use the stove indoor and material underneath of the stove can not be flammable.  Since you have a regulator on the front, you can bypass the regulator that comes with the stove.  Hope this helps.

I needed to know if the burner was made of steel, and what grade of steel: 304, 316, or 316L. This is for a marine application and I’m looking for the best possible grade of steel for the burner.

I check out steel grade 304, 316 and 316L.  They are all stainless steel.  Since our burners are of die-cast iron, they would be not meet your requirement if you are only looking for stainless stove.   

No, you can connect to your residential natural gas line directly with EasyFlamer stove.

Hi, in describing the difference between the 50k BTU and the 70k stove you said the 50 offers more thermal protection for the propane tank; does that mean the 70k BTU stove is not as safe for the tank?

Since you order through a check, you do not need to go through the on-line ordering process (do not use any ‘add to shopping cart’).  Send an email to sales@outdoorstirfry.com or fill out our Contact form.  Once the check is made, just mail it to:

 outdoorstirfry.com (We will provide address) 

Once we receive your payment, we can ship out the products to you.

We are in USA.  We do not have a showroom.  We try to provide as much detail as possible at our web site.  If you do not see something, please let us know, we will do our best to make it available on-line.

We do not offer local distributor as of this writing.  If you need repair or are not satisfied with our product, you can send it back to us;  We will refund you if you return the product within 60 days of your payment.

Is it possible to get a powerflamer stove but with natural gas? I have an outdoor natural gas line and from what I’ve read, it seems that the easyflamer series may not have enough BTUs as I would prefer to be in the 70K – 100K range.

Our PowerFlamer product line uses high pressure gas.  Natural gas is not high pressure.  It is impossible to use PowerFlamer stove with natural gas.

I am trying to decide whether to buy your propane powerflamer or natural gas easy flamer stove.  The easy flamer has the advantage that I could hook it up to my home natural gas line, and I wouldn’t have to buy propane.  I realize that it is not nearly as hot as the powerflamer, and was wondering if the heat difference makes a big difference in cooking quality.  We have never cooked with a stove hotter than 16k btu; we do not know how difficult it would be to cook on a powerflamer stove. We also do not know if we would often use it at the high heats that the easy flamer does not produce (what do most people do?).  We wondered what stove you would suggest, for ease of cooking and best food quality.

First thing to mention: all our stoves are for outdoor uses.  If you have a natural gas line that can be extended to outside of your house, then EasyFlamer natural gas stove is applicable. Assume that your choice of propane and natural gas is valid, PowerFlamer stove might be a better choice for your situation.  You only need to buy a propane tank every other 3-6 months.  PowerFlamer stove provides much wider power adjustment for much better cooking experience.  Its wind guard is also superb for all time outdoor cooking.

I was thinking of buying the PowerFlamer PF9L130 burner and I have a few question. Is it possible to ship to Europe? And are the propane tank and connecting device the same, so I can use it with a local propane tank.

We do have customers in Europe.  Every European customer has this question about if the connector can fit their local propane tank and somehow solves this issue after receiving the unit.  Here below are the thread pattern and dimension of the connector (actual shipped product might have slightly different look.  However the thread and pattern should be same).  Then you can look up to see if it fits your tank.