“I have heard that there is a loss of BTUs when natural gas stoves are converted to liquid propane (LP) gas. Does anyone know the stovetop burner BTU ratings when the range is converted to liquid propane? Thank you!”
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The answer is in the installation manual in the section on conversion to LP. RF 14,500 BTU/hr on propane (vs. 18,000 or 19,000 on Natural Gas) LF 11,500 (vs. 18,000) RR 4,000 (vs. 5,000) LR 7,500 (vs. 9,500) Center 7,500 (vs. 9,500)
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