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Question: What is the diameter of the burner? Will it work with a 12 inch pot?  We would like to use this for hot pot.
Document: I use the stove for making Hot Pot. It works great! It seems to be well built. It has also worked great as an additional burner.
This little beast gets the job done.We use it for fondue and Shabu. Keeps the pot hot. I would even consider this for an omlet station, or to cook outdoors on a hot day. Fuel can be found cheaply. For the price, it is great.
I use this little gem constantly at home - it works very well with my Tiger Magic cooker, and saves electricity. It's packed into a traveling case, and I use it while camping, too - also with the Tiger. I haven't used it with cast iron, but I imagine it would work well, since it heats up hot and fast.
I purchased this stove for wok cooking at home. The unit worked fine however after about 3 uses one of the burner top legs (the ones that hold your pot level) has worked lose and will no longer safely support any pot/wok. It's not very well constructed, for what I paid I would expect longer use.
While it doesn't get as hot as I'd like for professional stir frying (&#62;20,000 BTUs), this little beast does a decent job (especially since I only have an electric range at home). It fits snugly with my cast iron, round bottomed, 15&#34; wok.What separates this stove from the cheaper ones is the output (12,000 BTUs) and the butane canister warming tray.
This is the first and only butane burner I've purchased, so I have no way to make direct comparisons. But I did a fair amount of comparison shopping and found the following:Butane burners are used a lot in Japan for something called "Hot Pot" where they keep a pot cooking right at the table.
I am very happy with this stove. I have only used it once so far, but it works great. The flame is even and very strong. We kept it turned down to the lowest setting. It was super easy to turn on, and the burner lights by itself, no match needed. It burned clean and with no noticeable smell, which I appreciated as I am sensitive to things like that. We did keep the window open just an inch nearby to let fresh air into the house.
I was looking for counter-top cooking with gas and the description of this product sounded like it would fill the bill. So I bought 2. I got them and read the instructions. While they did not say that I could NOT use the burners inside, it strongly suggested that they be used &#34;in a well ventilated area&#34; not near anything flammable.
This butane stove is a revelation in many ways. It delivers even and well-controlled flame, and is very safe compared with other fuels (mostly because of the lock mechanism). 12,000 BTU boils water faster than any camp stove I have used!I've been a tent and van camper for fifty years, and have owned many types, but most were large, temperamental, clunky, and very expensive, and anyway, I usually use only one burner at a time.
My kitchen does not have such a place.If the description had more clearly stated that the burner was not meant for inside use, I would not have ordered them. Or the cans of butane gas to operate them (which, by the way, cannot be returned due to federal law--also not mentioned).
Answer: yes