Connerton CHP-212-F Floor Model Gas Hotplate, 2 Burners, Stainless Steel, Open Base with Undershelf, 12"W x 27"D

SKU: CHP-212-F
$3,702.65

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The Connerton CHP-212-F is a floor-model gas hotplate with two burners listed at 60,000 BTU and a 12 in wide by 27 in deep footprint.

  • Fully welded stainless steel body with stainless steel top and front finish
  • Painted cast iron grates with a center-sloped hole
  • Manual controls and a rear 3/4 in NPT gas connection
  • Open base with undershelf, drip pan, and adjustable feet
  • Specified with CSA and NSF certifications

Overall Dimensions:

12.0"W x 27.0"D x 36.0"H

Product Weight:

80.0 lb

Two-burner configuration

The hotplate has two burners with a listed input of 60,000 BTU.

Stainless steel construction

The body is fully welded stainless steel, with a stainless steel top and front finish.

Painted cast iron grates

The grates have a center-sloped hole.

Manual controls

Rear gas connection

A 3/4 in NPT gas connection is located at the rear.

Open base with undershelf

Drip pan

Adjustable feet

Product type Floor-model gas hotplate
Burner quantity 2
Listed burner input 60,000 BTU
Control type Manual
Body construction Fully welded stainless steel
Grate material Painted cast iron
Top and front finish Stainless steel
Gas connection 3/4 in NPT, rear
Base Open with undershelf
Drip pan Yes
Feet Adjustable
Width 12 in
Depth 27 in
Height 36 in
Weight 80 lb

Certifications & Compliance

Certified badge of NSF Certified
NSF Certified
Certified badge of CSA Certified
CSA Certified

Warranty & Protection

Limited warranty for the original owner: two years from the date of purchase, not exceeding 30 months from the date of shipment; the second year covers parts only.

Frequently Asked Questions

The CHP-212-F has two burners.
The two-burner model is listed at 60,000 BTU.
The product measures 12 in wide by 27 in deep by 36 in high.
It has a rear 3/4 in NPT gas connection.
Yes. It has an open base with an undershelf.

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