Limited RV kitchen space doesn't have to limit what you cook. This propane range combines 3 burners with a 1.8-cu-ft oven, giving you room to handle stovetop meals, baked dishes, or both without relying on separate appliances.
A compact RV kitchen can make a full meal feel like a juggling act when everything has to happen on the stovetop. This drop-in range combines three propane burners with a 1.8-cu-ft oven, giving you room to fry breakfast, simmer dinner, or bake something underneath while the burners stay in use. That gives you stovetop and oven cooking in one built-in footprint, making better use of the limited kitchen space you have.
Three burners let different parts of the meal cook at the same time, with an 8,000 BTU front burner and two 6,500 BTU rear burners. Edge-to-edge grates create one continuous cooking surface, so you can slide cookware between burners instead of lifting a heavy pot or skillet every time something needs more or less heat.
Not every meal uses the same pan, and your oven should give you some room to adjust. The nickel oven rack has 3 available positions, letting you change its height around different cookware or dishes. When dinner is over, the easy-clean enamel interior gives baked-on spills and everyday cooking messes a wipeable surface.
Push-to-turn controls use 12V DC electronic ignition with flame detection to operate the propane burners without relying on a separate manual igniter. White backlit knobs can be switched on or off when you need more visibility around the range, while cast metal construction gives the controls a stainless steel appearance that matches the rest of the appliance.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi, everybody. Andy here with etrailer. Let's take a quick look at this GE Profile stainless steel drop-in propane RV range. Now this drop-in gas range is gonna give your RV a built-in cooking solution that's going to combine the look and feel of a residential appliance with features that are designed for life on the road. This runs on 12 volt DC power, and I do have this connected to my power source here already and also it runs on liquid propane. So it's gonna be a practical choice for most RV kitchens.
Cooking's going to be simple thanks to the electronic ignition system with flame detection. Let me give you a close up view here so you can see a better view here of our front. So you're just going to push the control knobs to light the burners. No matches or separate igniter is going to be required. And I know it's probably hard for you to see with my bright studio lights on, but the knobs are backlit.
So let me go ahead and turn my lights off here real quick. Hopefully my camera will stay in focus so you can see them backlit there. So that's going to be great for low light conditions. It can be switched on and off as needed. We have a switch right here, turns the lights off and turns it back on.
You can see that controls the light inside of the oven as well. I'm going to pop this open here real quick just so you can see. Unfortunately, things that are illuminated don't carry over well over camera, but I just wanted you to see that these knobs do light up and in person they look great. Not only are they going to be able to allow you to easily see the knobs, but they add a nice look in my opinion as well. So we've got this great stainless steel finish and these knobs, not only are they backlit, but they're also going to give you a nice upgraded look, a classy look as well with these cast metal knobs here.
I want to give you an overhead view here to talk about the burners real quick. Let me straighten that out there just a little bit for you. So we have three burners here that are going to give you flexible cooking power. We have an 8,000 BTU front center burner for larger meals and then we have two 6,500 BTU burners for everyday cooking. We have this edge-to-edge grate that is going to give you one continuous cooking surface, making it easy to slide pots and pans from one burner to another. And, as you can see, it can be easily removed as well so you can clean this up. And I do point out on these ovens that we have, if they're included, these little rubber isolators or insulators or gaskets. And what that is for is when you peg in this metal grate just like that when you replace it, those rubber isolators are not going to allow this to be rattling while you're going down the road. So that's a nice touch. It's going to keep that in place. So as you can hear, there's no noise whatsoever, but this is a fantastic grate that we have here. It's a very heavy duty, and it's going to support all of your pots and pans. Going back to the oven here, I want to pop this open again with our lights on just so you have a good view of the inside. This is going to be about 1.8 cubic feet of cooking space inside. And so this does feature a nickel oven rack with three adjustable positions here and then an enamel-coated oven interior that's going to wipe down pretty easily, helping to keep maintenance to a minimum. And, again, you can see that light in there. You can turn that off with a switch. I'm going to go ahead and disconnect this from my power source here real quick just so I can give you a complete 360-view. And, of course, that stainless steel and matte black finish is really going to complement a lot of modern RV interiors. And on this product page, we have a complete listing of all the measurements that you are looking for. So if you want to confirm if this is going to fit for you, make sure to take a look at those measurements. And as you saw here, this is gonna be where your power is connected, your 12-volt power and your propane here on the other side. This weighs about 65 pounds or so. I think that's going to wrap up our quick look today. Again, my name is Andy. Thank you for joining me.
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