Penta Burner 18"

​​The listing includes the burner only.

It works with either LP (liquid propane) or NG (natural gas). An air mixing orifice is required for LP.

Professional installation by a licensed gas plumber or NFI-certified installer is recommended. Our manual covers the steps and safety.

BTUs range from 65,000 to 300,000 depending on burner size.

Yes, follow safe construction guidelines for any custom fire pit.

Absolutely, ensure it sits 1" outside the burner area opening.

304-grade stainless steel.

Suitable for both, commercial setups may need flame sensing for code compliance (a CSA-certified system).

Lifetime

No required maintenance for the burner itself.

Any approved media works with both fuel types. Darker glass and larger sizes are suggested with LP.

The Penta Burner itself is not customizable.

We offer specific complete electronic ignition systems with remote or home automation for this burner and other designs.

A Torpedo burner produces a distinctive "torpedo" camp-fire flame pattern with enhanced efficiency and heat distribution. The choice depends on user preferences for aesthetics and performance.

BTUs, or British Thermal Units, are influenced by various factors in your gas setup, not just the burner itself. These include gas line pressure, pipe size, length, and valve system, which collectively determine the BTUs supplied to the burner.

Our burners typically have a rating of 600,000+ BTU, yet actual delivery depends on your setup. For example, if you only deliver 65,000 BTU to the burner, your flame will be at 65,000 BTU. The more BTUs, the taller the flame. Larger burners require more BTUs to have a large flame.

We label burners with suggested BTUs for a 16-20-inch campfire-like flame. A 24-inch burner needs 150,000 BTU for this. Lower BTUs yield a smaller flame, and higher BTUs a taller one.