VEVOR Gas Cooktop 12 inch, Max 12250BTU 2 Burners Built-in Stainless Steel Gas Stove Top, LPG/NG Convertible Dual Fuel Natural Gas Hob with Thermocouple Protection for Outdoor, Kitchen, Camping, RV

Is a great item

Great size burners and stove works great

Excellent product for the money. Changing to LP was easy and adjusting the flames a snap if you have a small enough screwdriver. And don’t listen to the reviews that say it doesn’t work without electricity - just need a lighter.

Likely a decent product but the website advertising is VERY poor. States will work with propane gas LPG. Also states will work with "RV". This stove requires 120V power for lighting the burners. You must be connected to shore power OR have an inverter with 120V power receptacle or generator power. If you are boondocking and have only 12VDC power this stove does not work. Again, it requires 120V power for ignition but nowhere does the website tell you this.

Easy to install, flame adjustment hard, (the large burner flame is too wide even on low) the burner components dont fit flush , no source for replacement parts

I went into replace the screws required to run this on propane and the dang screw busted even though I had to find a way to screw them in your tweezers because they didn't include the tool that's described in the instructions. Fortunately Amazon sent a replacement but once again it didn't include tool pictured in instructions! No problem as I used tweezers and also a small tool I had in my chest to gently put the brass fitting in place. Everything fit together nicely and I had no leaks in propane as I've had with at least three other chinese-made stoves. So learn from my mistake and be gentle if you're replacing the little brass propane nipples provided, be prepared with your own little tools, and you'll have a nice little stove.

As in the product description

It comes plumbed for natural gas (methane, less energy per volume compared to propane, so I guess the larger aperture size nozzle?). I connected it to my propane tank with a hose that had an integral non-adjustable regulator. I tried the default nozzles (NG) and as expected, had a yellow, large flame. When I switched to the nozzles in the bag labeled LPG, the small burner worked but as others have noted, the larger burner wouldn't stay lit. In fact, the larger sounded like a jet engine which would stay lit (somewhere, couldn't see the flame, but heard it!) until you release the knob, then it would go out. The problem is, as I was trying over and over again, the gas shutoff (which is apparently a thermocouple or heat activated) got hot enough to keep the gas flowing without a flame. The gas filled the body of the stove and then ignited with a Whoosh! from the lit small burner. I turned off the gas and the trapped gas burned off. Next, since the "jet engine" sound of the large burner indicated to me the regulated pressure was still too high, so I put an adjustable regulated propane line (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08T1K38D ) between the tank and the inlet nozzle (supplied with stove). I played with the adjustment and got a nice blue flame on the small burner but couldn't get the large burner lit and to remain on. That's when I discovered the nozzles are all different sizes - they are stamped with what I assumed was NG or LPG...but that's not the case - they are 4 different sizes (not sure the units): 0.57, 0.89, 1.02, and 1.61. Once I put the 0.89 on the larger burner and the 0.57 on the smaller burner and adjusted my regulator about 50%, I was able to produce what seems to be safe, blue flames on each burner. Another thing - the dials seem to go from off 90° counter clockwise to high (9 o'clock position), then 90° more degrees counter-clockwise to "medium" (6 o'clock). Low is somewhere around 10 o'clock, just before accidentally turning it off. The book and instructions are a joke. For the potential catastrophes imaginable with gas flames in contained areas, this and the many similar gas stoves sold on Amazon need to be safety tested and certified. I will install a hydrocarbon detector https://www.amazon.com/Natural-Detector-Propane-Methane-Battery-Powered/dp/B0DWWY16L6 in the cabinet below the stove (it's being installed in my Sprinter RV). I'll update this review after using the stove for a few days.