Video Transcript for Review of High Pointe RV Stoves and Ovens - Range - HP28RR

Hi everybody. Steven here with etrailer.com. Today we're looking at our high point propane RV range. It's a three burner range with a built-in oven as well. Now folks, this is a nice option for you if you need to replace or just get a propane range. I'll throw up some quick dimensions real quick with you to make sure it's gonna fit your particular needs.

Going from the outside edge to outside edge, on a width, I get 21 and five eighth inches. And if I spin it around and I do an overall depth counting the back part here in the front handle. I had a teammate help me earlier with some straight edges. I got 22 and seven 16th inches deep and the manufacturer calls this a seven 10 inch tall range. When I measure it from the very bottom to the top, I got 16 and a quarter inches tall.

So take that for what it's worth. I think they pretty much mean it's gonna fit that spot. So just gonna keep that in mind. Now getting into it, this has a nice LED backlit illumination on the knobs. I'm gonna go ahead and flip them on here for you.

And what's neat is whenever you're using these, if you turn 'em on like the oven, it's gonna glow red, showing you that there is heat coming out. Now obviously I don't have the signal to propane right now, but the nice electric push button, PSO ignition lights, the burner, just simply spin this (metal clanking) until the burner lights of your choosing. So obviously again, it's not gonna light right now because I don't have propane to it. And then as far as the oven itself, you can flip this down and you have a nice backlight. I'm gonna turn off the overhead light so you can see it better.

So you have a nice deep oven to work with. You got the nice light. Same thing in the darkness. You can see the burners turning on, showing you that, hey, it's hot in here, be careful. And if I switch it from the oven back to just those, you can see those. So very nice feature. It's a nice safety feature as well. Now getting back to the inside of the oven. This grate inside, you can take it out if you want for cleaning and you can also move it to the upper rack. I'm just gonna leave it there on that particular rack. Now I always like to give people the depth just so you get an idea. The grate depth is about 13 and three quarter inches deep. And then the width inside the inside's about 16 and a half inches of safe, usable space. So that kinda gives you an idea of what you could potentially fit in there. Maybe a cake pan or something like that about that size. Nice handle here. Easily convenient for getting into the oven safely and spinning around to the back. So it's a sliding installation. You've got your two wires here, positive and negative. And then you've got your gas hookup there for the propane. Now this has an oven temperature range of 350 to 475 degrees Fahrenheit, and a Celsius range of 146 to 246. The whole unit weighs about 52 pounds and you've got three burns on top and you've got a left and right burner here. Both of those are 6,500 BTUs. While the front center is 8,000 BTUs. A nice glass door. It's not gonna crack from the heat. Everything is enamel stamped as far as the grates and everything and the sides, giving it a nice clean look and keeping it clean, it's gonna be super easy and cleaning's gonna be easy as well. Well folks, that's gonna wrap it up for our quick look together today. I'm Steven. Thanks for watching.