30 Inch Gas Cooktop 5-Burner Black Glass Built-In Stove Top Natural Gas/LPG Convertible for Kitchen

30 Inch Gas Cooktop 5 Burner Black Glass Built-in Stove Top NG/LPG Convertible

Feature

5 High-Efficiency Burners: 12,000 BTU + 2 × 6,142 BTU + 8,530 BTU + 3,412 BTU (Total 36,766 BTU/hr)

NG/LPG dual-fuel conversion (including nozzle and pressure regulator)

Thermocouple flame failure protection / Automatic gas shut-off

30-inch black tempered glass hob

Heavy-duty cast iron pan supports + Sealed burners

Electronic pulse ignition, push-button control

Precise cut-out dimensions + Full range of accessories

After-sales advice on correct burner cap positioning and ignition techniques

Specification

Heating Elements :5

Power Source:Gas Powered

Fuel Type:Natural Gas, Propane

Special Feature :Flame-Out Protection

Heater Surface Material:Tempered Glass

Product Dimensions:20"D x 29.9"W x 3.9"H

Cut out size:27.95" W x 18.89" D

Burner type :Sealed

Control Type :Knob

Item Weight ‎45.2 pounds

Model number :PG001-305G

Installation Type：Drop-In

Included Components：‎LPG Nozzles

5 High-Efficiency Burners — 36,766 BTU Total

Five sealed burners deliver a combined 36,766 BTU/hr, including a powerful 12,000 BTU center burner for rapid boiling and searing, plus 8,530 BTU, dual 6,142 BTU, and a 3,412 BTU simmer burner for delicate sauces

NG/LPG Convertible with Conversion Kit

Comes preset for natural gas and includes LPG nozzles and a compatible pressure regulator. Switching fuel types is straightforward, making it ideal for homes, apartments, RVs, and outdoor kitchens

30-Inch Built-in Design with Complete Accessories

Product dimensions: 29.92" L × 20.08" W × 3.94" H. Recommended cutout: 27.95" × 18.89". Includes mounting brackets, screws, sealing tape, regulator, and conversion nozzles for a smooth installation

Before First Use

Confirm your gas type (Natural Gas or LPG) and install the correct nozzles using the included conversion kit.

Make sure the burner caps and grates are seated correctly and level.

Check all gas connections with soapy water to ensure there are no leaks.

Plug the cooktop into a 110V AC outlet for electronic ignition.

Thermocouple Flame Failure Protection

Each burner features a flame failure safety device (FFD). If the flame is accidentally extinguished, the gas supply shuts off automatically to protect your home and family from leaks

How to Light the Burner

Push the knob down fully.

Turn the knob counter-clockwise to the MAX / High position.

You will hear a clicking sound from the electronic ignition.

Once the flame appears, keep the knob pressed for 2–3 seconds to let the thermocouple heat up.

Release the knob and adjust the flame to your desired level.

If the Flame Goes Out After You Release the Knob

The thermocouple safety device needs time to heat up. Hold the knob 2–3 seconds longer before releasing.

Make sure the burner cap is centered and flat. A misaligned cap can blow the flame away from the thermocouple.

If one burner only has this issue, clean the thermocouple probe and reseat the burner cap.

If the Burner Won’t Ignite at All

Check that the gas supply valve is open and the tank is not empty (for LPG).

Confirm the correct nozzle is installed for your gas type.

Clean the ignition needle and burner ports if food or moisture is present.

Dry the igniter area completely if the cooktop was recently cleaned.

Safety Reminder

If you smell gas, turn off the gas supply immediately, ventilate the room, and do not use the cooktop until a qualified technician checks it.

Do not force the knobs; press-and-turn is required for ignition.