Diameter of each burner is the obvious question (I probably didn't see it in your literature)
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yes there is one large burner and one smaller burner, and it works very well!!
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I'm not sure on the exact number....but it's the same as one large burner and one small burner on an electric home stove.
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I really do not know mine is a three burner with a side burner and it fits fine
11651
I did not measure it but fits our 3 burner 2013 stove in our sprinter stove perfect...
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10" is for the big one. The smaller one is ~6" which I tried my smaller pot but it won't work for the burner. Anything between won't work either. I think it's my pots/pans size. It have to be 10" diameter. Mine weren't and I don't have reason to buy more pot/pan that size because I have too many sizes but 10". Luckily, the product come with 10" pot. That works for me !!
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The diameter of the metal ring is 8 1/4". From the tip of the handle to the outer edge of the ring is 13". The wood handle will catch on fire if it's too close to the flame. The handle gets in the way of centering the ring on the burner so it would be better not to have it anyway. The simmer ring itself works just fine. Cut the handle off and move it with a pot holder if you need to move it.
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Depends on how big the stovetop is and how the burners are arranged.Measure it.
1606671
The 23 tip burner is 9" in diameter and the 32 tip burner is 10" in diameter
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The 16 hole pan is 8 1/8" X 8 1/8", not including the handles. There are 4 short legs on the bottom, one under each corner hole, they are "about" 5" apart, side to side, and front to back. The pan sits on these legs, not the cups, there is air space under the cups. I have a glass top stove and it works on the large burner; but the pan being square and the burner being round, there is an area of exposed red hot burner around the edges, so I am carful. I would think if your burner can accommodate the legs on the pan, it should work, but you will also have exposed burner coils if you use the large burner. The 16 hole pan is 8 1/8" X 8 1/8", not including the handles. There are 4 short legs on the bottom, one under each corner hole, they are "about" 5" apart, side to side, and front to back. The pan sits on these legs, not the cups, there is air space under the cups. I have a glass top stove and it works on the large burner; but the pan being square and the burner being round, there is an area of exposed red hot burner around the edges, so I am carful. I would think if your burner can accommodate the legs on the pan, it should work, but you will also have exposed... » Read More The 16 hole pan is 8 1/8" X 8 1/8", not including the handles. There are 4 short legs on the bottom, one under each corner hole, they are "about" 5" apart, side to side, and front to back. The pan sits on these legs, not the cups, there is air space under the cups. I have a glass top stove and it works on the large burner; but the pan being square and the burner being round, there is an area of exposed red hot burner around the edges, so I am carful. I would think if your burner can accommodate the legs on the pan, it should work, but you will also have exposed burner coils if you use the large burner. « Show Less
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The total length of unit is 17 3/4", the length of the center part of the "H" is 5". The width (outside edge to the outside edge of the "H") is 7", and the width of each of the four individual burner "finger" is 2". The legs are adjustable. The gas tubings are flexible.
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I don't know the diameter but it fits perfectly on my electric stove top. I have a ceramic top with one burner that has 3 sizes and it fits the medium size portion of the burner.
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I can't measure it, but it certainly seems to be thicker. I have an Amana gas stove with one high BTU burner that has been no problem at full-bore.
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The diameters of pots have to be a minimum of 12 cm and a maximum of 22 cm to fit on the burners. I have small induction ready pots and pans less than 12 cm which do not fit on the burner.
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If you don't use the burners at once, which MOST people don't you are fine. it will get dicy using all 4, I never have used more then 2 at once.
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Sorry, not sure of the dimensions for that model. Ours is a 60 inch 5-burner model.
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Nope. I'd say more like 9 3/4 inches of actual ceramic stove-top contact. (That's a rough estimate, because at the moment the pan is full of chicken and rice and I don't want to turn it over.) It works for me perfectly because it is a sniggle-snudge bigger than my two large burners -- more would be a waste. But if you have gas I can see why you'd want the whole 11 inches.
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The burner is ceramic. The dimensions of the burner assembly are 12.5" x 7", with the size of the ceramic itself being about a half inch less all around.
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The way I figured it out was... I measured my BBQ, Height, width depth, and I compared those measurements to those on Amazon. You will want to measure the overall width and the width of the middle burner section. Good luck!!!