36" Torpedo T-Burner Kit
Linear burner is ideal for outdoor fire pits, fire bowls, fire tables and custom flame creations. For use with natural or propane gas.
Gas Burner Kit Includes: burner, valve, key, decorative valve cover, 1/2" gas pipe elbows

Technical:

125,000 BTU
Premium 304 stainless steel, 1 mm wall thickness
1/2" MIP located in center of burner
Maximum gas pressure requirement: Natural gas (7" wc, 1/4 psi), Propane gas - 11" water column)
LP conversion fitting is designed to reduce sooting and improve flame appearance
Do not use corrugated gas lines from source to fire feature or you may experience a whistling noise during operation

Cost to operate:

Estimated cost to operate fire ring with gas usage of 70,000 btu per hour:
Hourly cost $.90. Based on natural gas cost of $1.20 per therm
Hourly cost $1.70 Based on propane gas cost of $2.10 per gallon

General information:

Burner Size: Choose a burner at least 6" smaller than inside opening of fire pit
Fire Pit Pan: Flame Creation offers one of the largest selection of pans. Custom size pans available
Installation L-Bracket: Bracket designed to support fire pit pan if masonry structure does not have support ledge. Continue shopping to view all our installation supplies
Key Valve Kits: Manual gas valve controls gas flow and flame height. When valve is installed inside fire pit an extended key may be required. Available key lengths: 3", 8", 12", 28"

Buyers Guide For Natural Gas Burners

Install approved media up to 2" above burners. Natural gas applications only.

Buyers Guide for Liquid Propane (LP) Gas Burners

Do not install more than 1/4" of glass or small lava rock above burner holes. Do not block burner holes
Large lava rock (3" or larger) and gas logs can be used as long as burner holes are not blocked
Due to sooting (a residue which occurs from LP gas burning) we suggest using black glass rather than colored glass
When designing and constructing fire feature be sure to provide adequate ventilation

Warning - For your safety

*** Wet lava rock can explode when heated. Allow fire pit to burn at least 45 minutes or until lava rock is dry before coming within 15 feet of fire during start up. Consider covering fire pit to keep lava rock dry to prevent this occurrence or use lava rock 3" in diameter or larger.
*** LP gas is a heavy gas. Applying too much media over burner holes may create back pressure and gas leakage resulting in gas pooling in fire pit.
*** A minimum of two ventilation openings 18 sq. in. each and orientated 180 degrees apart must be installed at base of enclosure for LP gas fire pits

All information provided is for general information only. Designing, installing, and servicing of any gas burner and fire feature must be performed by a qualified professional and gas supplier. Installations must conform to local codes or in the absence of local codes refer to the National Fuel Gas Code (ANSI Z223.1 or CAN/CGA 8149.1), National Fuel Gas Installation Code, Propane Installation Code or CAN/CGA B149.2

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