23 in NG/LPG Convertible Natural Gas Propane Cooktop - High Power

In this review the 23 in NG/LPG Convertible Natural Gas Propane Cooktop is evaluated for home cooks who need a compact, high-output built-in stovetop. The bottom line: this stainless steel 4-burner cooktop delivers strong, stable flames and durable materials at a modest size, making it a sensible choice for smaller kitchens or secondary cooking stations. What stands out most is the mix of burner outputs and the sealed high-power design, which together offer real cooking flexibility without taking much counter space.

Key Features

• High power burners: Four sealed burners include a 2.75KW rapid burner, two 1.75KW semi-rapid burners and a 1.0KW auxiliary burner for a range of heat levels needed for searing, simmering and everyday cooking.
• Convertible fuel: The cooktop supports natural gas hookup with a pipe connection and can be converted to LPG, giving installers fuel flexibility for different homes.
• Durable construction: A stainless steel surface and cast iron grates stand up to daily use and make cleanup straightforward compared with more delicate finishes.
• Safety ignition: The electronic ignition system with thermocouple protection reduces the risk of gas leakage and improves safe relighting of burners.
• Compact built-in size: The 580 x 500mm footprint and smaller cut-out make this model easier to fit into kitchens where a full-size cooktop would be too large.

Who It's For

This cooktop is well suited to apartment dwellers, small families, or anyone fitting a compact kitchen who still wants real cooking power from multiple burners. The mix of one rapid burner and several lower-power burners lets a single cook handle multiple pots and pans at appropriate heat levels.

Those needing induction precision, a larger cooking surface, or an integrated oven range should look elsewhere; this model is a built-in gas hob designed for direct gas installations and compact counter cut-outs rather than full-range replacement.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Four sealed high-power burners offer flexible, efficient heat for a range of cooking techniques.
• Stainless steel and cast iron construction is durable and relatively easy to clean after use.
• Thermocouple protection and electronic ignition enhance safety during routine use.

Cons

• Battery required for ignition is not included, so buyers must supply a No. 1 battery before first use.
• As a 23 in built-in unit, it may be too small for cooks who regularly use many large pans simultaneously.

Specifications

Installation Type	Built-In
Gas Type	Natural gas (convertible to LPG)
Material	Stainless steel surface with cast iron pot racks
Number of Burners	4 (2.75KW, 1.75KW x2, 1.0KW)
Product Size	580 x 500 mm
Cut-out Size	550 x 470 mm
Ignition Method	Electronic ignition (requires No. 1 battery, not included)

Our Verdict

The 23 in NG/LPG Convertible cooktop is a practical, value-oriented option for kitchens that need a compact built-in gas hob with strong burner outputs and a durable stainless steel finish. It is particularly good for smaller homes and secondary cooking areas where space is limited but cooking versatility and safety matter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the cooktop come with a battery for ignition?
The unit requires a No. 1 battery for ignition but the battery is not included in the package.

Can this cooktop use propane?
Yes, it is convertible; it ships set for natural gas with a pipe connection and can be converted to LPG where required.

What are the main materials for cleanup and durability?
The surface is stainless steel and the pot racks are cast iron, which balance durability and easier cleaning.