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Hello neighbors and friends, Steve here with etrailer.com. Folks, today we're looking at a nice elegant Furrion propane RV range with a nice glass cover, three burners, 21 inch tall installation size, and a nice stainless steel and black finish. So folks, this propane range has three burners on top and a nice oven. That way, you can cook multiple dishes simultaneously in the RV kitchen when it's time to make a meal. It has one pulse ignition on the far left on your viewing, and then it has the back burner on the far left, the middle center, and the back far right from your view, and then the oven. So I wanna go in from the top view first.
So let's start from the top and work our way down. So the first thing to note is you have a nice glass top. It is a two piece, one, two, and it's hinged here at the middle. And you simply would open that up. And then once you've got it open, it also doubles as a grease wall protector from splatters and that kind of stuff.
So a very nice feature to start off with. And then coming from the top down again, you've got your cooking grate here on top and then your front and left and right rear burners. Now as far as the back two, they are rated at 6,500 BTUs, while your front center is gonna be your highest rating, 8,000 BTUs. Now this does run on liquid propane, or LP gas, and it does also run on 12 volts DC power. That's where you're gonna get your ignition and your lights and everything on the range itself.
Now this top rack is removable for easy cleaning and maintenance. And I don't know if you can see too well, but over here on the sides, you've got rubber padding that have been heat treated, and there's little hole slots that match up with the holes on the range top here, and that simply just lines back up and will then fall back into place. There we go. And then whenever it's time to finish cooking and turn everything off, you simply close everything back up once it's cooled off. And as you can see, it was kind of a soft close.
And it's got rubber pad down here and stuff as well. So that's then gonna give you, once it's cooled down, a nice, another countertop space maybe for putting stuff on and whatnot. Again, just make sure it's cooled down, right So going to the front here. So we've got your lights for the oven and then your lights for the range top itself along with the ignition power to then light the range top. So again, starting from left to right, you've got your ignition knob, you've got the back left, front center, back right, and oven. So if we open the oven door, we can see the inside. One thing to note before I get into it too much, this is a three layer glass on the oven door. So it's not gonna crack from heat or vibrations, that kind of stuff. You've got your burner on the bottom, then you've got this diffuser plate. That's screwed into place. You shouldn't have to remove that unless you're doing maintenance or cleaning maybe and that kind of stuff. So that should stay in place. The wire rack, you have one, two, three, four, five different options as far as heights. And it's in there pretty tight, honestly. I was playing with it earlier. They've actually made it pretty good. That way, one, it's not making noise and rattling out while you're driving around. And two, just so it holds in place better. Now if I turn on the oven light, you can see it lit up there. So it's gonna give you a nice bright view of everything inside. And I'll close it back up. Now if you notice when I turn the oven light on, you've got these back lights here. I'm gonna go ahead and flip it up to just the main knob, and we're gonna have the oven off. So again, these back lights, that's one feature that I personally like. The lit up blue wanted to show you hey, we got power. Let's say we wanted to light this back right burner. We would simply turn this to the ignition option, and as you can see, it immediately turned red. So that's an indicator if the gas is on and flowing and that you have potential flame on top, hey, be careful, it's red, red's hot. So it's a good indicator. So you turn it to the first option for ignition, and then over here, you simply turn this to the right until you get a flame lit. Once you have a flame lit, then you can move this down. After, I think, a minute, you can move it to the usage, whatever height of flame and power of flame that you need. And when you're done, you simply turn it off, and it goes ba
