Beefeater Signature Flame Failure Built In 4 Burner

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Beefeater Signature Flame Failure Built In 4 Burner

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Signature Flame Failure Built In 4 Burner – BS12340

 

Who’d want to hide this beauty away in the shed? These are designed to be put on show and built to last. Equipped with stainless steel cooktops, BBQ frame, roasting hood and our flame failure safety feature, mean you’re really serious about delivering a premium outdoor entertaining experience.

Features

Accessories Included Cook Book
BBQ Frame Fully Welded Stainless Steel
BTU 72,000 BTU
Cook Tops Rust Free Porcelain Enamel Coated, Cast Iron
Heat Source Gas
Ignition Quartz Start Ignition
MJ/HR 76mJ/hr
Number of Burners 4 Burners
   
Side Burner No
Type of Barbecue Built in
Type of Burners Cast Iron
Warming Rack Included Yes
Warranty Limited Lifetime warranty
Weight (approx) 48 kg
Wheels N/A

Size

Height (approx): (hood closed): 525mm / 20.7″ (hood open): 715mm / 28.1″ Width (approx): 816mm / 32.1” Depth (approx): 570mm / 22.4″

 

Many modern homes with alfresco areas require a barbecue with flame failure, and then to also receive second tier approval from the Office of Energy. Here at Barbecue Bazaar, We can take care of all of that for you.

 

What is flame failure?

Flame failure is a safety device which is fitted to a gas appliance to prevent the build-up of large amounts of unignited gas. When gas is allowed to build up in a closed cavity such as in a barbecue and does not have the opportunity to escape, it becomes dangerous if it ignites. The flame failure device works by shutting off the gas supply automatically if the flame goes out.

 

Do I need a barbecue with flame failure?

Having a barbecue with a flame failure device in an open area is optional, However If you are in an area more than 50% enclosed, it becomes a legal requirement. There is also 4 other safety laws you need to adhere by if your area is classed as enclosed.

  1. The barbecue needs to receive second tier approval (relicensing) for indoor use.
  2. The barbecue needs to be installed on a non-combustible surface.
  3. The barbecue must be installed under a commercial grade range hood meeting Australian standards.

 

What is second tier approval?

Second tier approval is when an independent gas inspector (approved by the Western Australian Office of Energy) individually tests and adjusts every flame failure barbecue.

The inspector then places an approval badge on the barbecue and supplies certification so that your barbecue can be legally installed.

 

How much does it cost?

For conversion of your barbecue to natural gas and coordinating second tier approval we charge $600. We keep this price as low as possible so this charge is non-negotiable.

 

 

 

 

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