Prepare larger meals for your family in friends in your RV kitchen with this versatile, 3-burner cooktop and oven. Hinged glass cover protects the cooktop from spills when closed and acts as a backsplash to prevent splatters on your wall when open. Cook, bake, or roast a wide ...Prepare larger meals for your family in friends in your RV kitchen with this versatile, 3-burner cooktop and oven.
Hinged glass cover protects the cooktop from spills when closed and acts as a backsplash to prevent splatters on your wall when open. Cook, bake, or roast a wide range of dishes for a family dinner or the campground potluck. The 3 enamel-stamped grates over the burners give you the space needed to cook with multiple pots or pans at once, and while the oven is not overly large, it's still great for pizzas, cookies, and smaller casserole dishes.
The stainless steel and black glass adds a fresh new look to any RV kitchen and complements most interior décor. This helps make your RV more desirable should you decide to sell it later down the road. Easy to Ignite and Safe to Use This range runs on propane, which is available at most campgrounds and fuel stops.
Propane cooking is great for off-grid trips as it is highly efficient, consumes minimal energy, and produces little smoke during cooking. This range is also equipped with safety features to help avoid fires. If the flame does not light or the flame goes out, the shut-off valve automatically stops any additional gas from leaking out and filling your living space, and the LP regulator prevents high surges of gas from coming through the line, which could cause a ruptured hose or fire.
The pulse ignition knob on this range is very easy to use. After 1 of the cooktop or oven knobs are turned to the flame setting, the pulse ignition knob is turned clockwise until you hear a click. If the burner does not light on the first click, you must do it again until you see the flame.
The bright LED indicators on each knob change colors when turned to the on or off position. When the knobs are red, the gas is on and flowing. When the knobs are blue, everything is off.
You don't have to worry about the gas being accidentally left on.