The connection hardware is supplied with the table and matches the fuel the burner was built for. It is worth knowing what arrives before the site team plans the route, because the hose length is what constrains where the table can stand.
LPG models
LPG tables ship with a propane gas regulator and a 3048 mm (120 inch) propane gas hose. The regulator connects to the bottle; the bottle itself sits outside the table or in a separate gas tank holder, depending on the site layout.
Natural gas models
Natural gas tables ship with a quick disconnect socket and a 3658 mm (144 inch) natural gas hose. The quick disconnect is the point the site's fixed supply connects to, and it is also the point at which the installation stops being the supplier's responsibility and becomes the installer's.
Planning the route
- Keep the hose run out of walkways, and never route it where a vehicle or a trolley can cross it.
- Leave the table room to be moved for cleaning without stretching the hose to its limit.
- Keep the connection clear of the burner and of standing water.
- Confirm the supply point position before the patio is finished, not after.
Safety and control
Every burner uses electronic ignition with auto safety shut-off, and every model in the catalogue is certified to CSA, CE and UKCA for the relevant market. Maximum heat output is 65,000 BTUs per hour (19.05 kW) for North America and 55,000 BTUs per hour (16 kW) for Europe.
If you are specifying for a fixed supply, send us the supply point position with the enquiry and we will confirm the hose run and the connection type for that model.
