
Fogatti 17" RV range has a 3-burner propane cooktop, electric oven, 1.27 cu ft oven capacity, and 500°F maximum oven temperature.
Limited kitchen space can force you to choose between stovetop cooking and an oven. This 17" appliance combines a 3-burner propane cooktop with a 1.27 cu ft electric oven, giving your kitchen separate burner positions and an enclosed baking cavity in one unit.
Fixed cabinetry and finished countertops leave little room for dimensional surprises. At 21-5/8" deep x 21-1/2" wide x 16-5/16" tall, the range gives you exact measurements to compare with your opening, and the product page includes installation dimensions and installation instructions for planning the work.
Compact ovens can limit recipes that call for higher temperatures. This 120V / 60Hz electric oven reaches up to 500F with 1,440W of power, giving your cooking setup the stated heat range for baking, roasting, pizza, and other temperature-sensitive foods.
Manual lighting adds another step each time you start cooking. PulseSpark ignition operates through your cooktop's 12V DC electrical system, moving burner ignition to the appliance controls during meal preparation.
Control positions can be harder to read in a compact kitchen after dark. Knob backlighting keeps your control area visible, making the selected positions easier to check while you cook.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi, everyone. Steven here with etrailer. Let's take a look at the Fogatti RV gas range and electric with three burners, 17-inch tall and black. So folks, if you're like me, you've ever tried cooking a full meal in a camper RV, you know just how much space is limited, right So you don't want a big appliance that's gonna take up all your space, but you also want something too small that's gonna not be big enough for you to do what you need to do, right So I think this one's gonna give you the flexibility to cook like you do at home, but yet not take up too much space. So again, this is a Fogatti 17-inch tall model. It does run 21 and 1/2 inches across the front and about 21 and 5/8 inches deep.
That's including the back bump out here. And as you can see, it does have the residential 120-volt plug, that's what your oven's gonna run on, but you also have the 12-volt hook up here. That's what your igniters for your burners are going to run on. And going to the back again, excuse me. The yellow cap here, that's just protecting that LP, liquid propane, hookup.
And that's where your gas is gonna hook up. Now on the top, you have three burners. You also have this nice cast iron grate. You can take that off for easy cleaning and you have access to your three burners. This front one's gonna give you the biggest BTU, 8,000, while the back tier are gonna be about 6,500 BTUs.
And then that just simply goes right back on top easy. Now on the sides, if you didn't notice, you do have handles on both sides. That's gonna make it really easy to load and unload whenever it's time for installation. Of course, you got your one, two, three burners. Very simple operation.
And then, of course, you got your oven. Same thing. Then you have a light for the oven. I don't have this powered up today. That'll control a power source. But you can see you got plenty of space in here. Looks like you even get a nice, little basket. You can do some vegetables and different things in there as well. You do have one, two, three, four different height options for your oven rack. And again, these are made, that way, if you're driving on the road, stuff's not gonna fall out. So this is put in really nice and tight. You want to lift up on the back once you get so far and then it'll pop out. You kind of see it's curved in the back. And these four parts are what's holding it in place whenever you slide it in place. So I get it about halfway. I kind of pop it down and then I make sure you hear that pop. It's not going anywhere. Same thing, the basket can just go right in place and does have legs to keep it from going too far one way or the other as well. So again, folks, you have a lot of space in there. You can easily cook some cookies, put a casserole or two in there, potentially a chicken, something of that nature. I don't think you can fit a turkey in there. Maybe if you cut it up, you could, but you do have lots of space. You do have, again, those three burners. They use the pulse spark ignition with that 12-volt current. And again, as I mentioned before, it's nice and compact. I think the black finish gives it a nice, sleek look that'll match any interior on today's RVs and campers. Well, folks, I think that's gonna wrap it up. Like I mentioned before, whether you're cooking breakfast on the top, whether you're baking a pizza, roasting vegetables or whatnot, this is a great option for you: The Fogatti RV gas range that also uses electric for the oven. I'm Steven. Thanks for watching.
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