$9.98
A wok ring adaptor to help stabilize a deep round bottom wok on top of an EasyFlamer EF13xx50xx burner.
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For accommodating deep bottom wok on EasyFlamer EF13xx50xx series burners. This wok ring can be placed on top of our EF13xx50xx burner to accommodate deep round bottom wok. The ring is not needed for our other burner series such as PowerFlamer.
The wok ring is of stainless steel.
| Weight | 1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10 × 10 × 1.75 in |
Our wok ring can sit on top of our EasyFlamer EF13xx50xx stove burner to provide support to deep wok. See pictures below for examples:
Any paint touched by flame will need to be burnt off.
Customer (PF13L160): Thank you for sending the wok burner. I was wondering, is there any wok ring that can fit this burner? The edges on the surface that the wok currently sits in are quite rough, and makes it difficult to flip on. Plus, it is scratching up the bottom of my wok. Thank you. […]
Inquiry (PF13L160): do I need wok ring with this burner for 14 inch round bottom wok? Outdoostirfry: No. The stove comes with a wok adaptor adjustable to the cook’s favorite position for woking.
PowerFlamer 160 wok ring adaptor can rotate to suit the cook position.
It is OK to place the tank under a long leg stove. Wok support ring 1/4 high rail section is needed to prevent wok handle exposed to burner flame.
Electronic version can be used manually after the ignition head fails. The wok adaptor ring needs to be on top of the wind guard all the time.
Inquiry: Hello. Does your outdoor wok burner have a ring for a round bottom wok? Also what size wok will fit? Thank You! Outdoorstirfry: PF13L160 is specially built for round bottom wok cooking with a wok adaptor. Optimal wok size is 14”~16” although it is capable of other sizes (13” 18”~26”).
Questions: I am interested in buying the PF13L160. 1) I own a 14″ iron wok. Is the 9″ or 13″ ring more suited for this sized wok? 2) You state that “the flat bottom cookware adapter FBCA_PF13 does not work with the PF13xx160 stoves.” Is this correct, and if so, why does it not work? […]
Given the different sizes 9, 11, 13 etc of the rings I am unsure about the wok sizes usable to the different ring sizes? Is there a diameter range for each? We found that wok size 4 to 5 inches more than the stove ring diameter yields very good cooking result.
We prefer 14″ wok with one long handle.
