What is the difference between a True Flame power burner and a True Flame side burner?
The TrueFlame power burner delivers 60,000 BTUs of concentrated heat for boiling crawfish, deep frying and searing in cast iron. The TrueFlame double side burner uses 24,000 BTU brass burners better suited to simmering sauces, steaming vegetables and cooking sides right beside the grill.
Why do True Flame burners use brass burners?
Brass burners hold an even flame and stand up to outdoor exposure, which is why TrueFlame uses them in its side burners. The housings are stainless steel, and Sure-Strike ignition plus LED controls make these burners straightforward to light and adjust season after season.
Are True Flame burners built-in or freestanding?
True Flame burners are built-in units designed to install into an outdoor kitchen island or counter, not freestanding appliances. Check the cutout dimensions listed on each product page before cutting your opening, and leave the specified clearance and ventilation around the burner. Browse all burners to compare.
Does the True Flame power burner run on propane or natural gas?
The TrueFlame 60,000 BTU power burner is offered in propane, while TrueFlame side burners can be configured for natural gas or propane. Confirm which fuel your island runs before ordering and add any conversion fittings you need, so the burner matches your supply on installation day.
What should I budget for a True Flame burner?
True Flame burners generally run $300 to $900, which makes them a value-driven way to add cooking capacity to an existing island. A double side burner sits toward the lower end of that range and the 60,000 BTU power burner toward the top, depending on configuration and fuel.