Questions and Answers for Premier 20 in. 2.42 cu. ft. Battery Spark Ignition Gas Range in Black

A:  If you go to our website (premierrange.com) there is a video on how to use the igniter for the oven. the burners on the top you just turn the knobs like a standard gas plug in range. If your house is LP, the tank to the house should already have a regulator on it. Our ranges are manufactured for standard in home use and should be hooked up to a gas line in the house.

A:  Is the battery ignition no push button igniter is auto.yes it doeshave a built in regulator my is natural gast it it doesn't.

A:  A battery spark gas range is a range that uses batteries to generate the spark to ignite the gas in the range. This range is completely cordless.

A:  This is a Battery ignition gas range, no plug is needed. This range is cordless.

A:  The range does not have a wall plug. The spark ignition is created by a battery pack of 8 AA batteries and as such does not need a power cord.

A:  You can call us and ask for the Service department at 1.800.858.5844. They should be able to find you a service provider in your area.

A:  The Battery ignition ranges are cordless and do not need a cord. You will not even be able to add a cord.

A:  Yes, it requires an electrical cord.

A:  The Model BFK100BP is a battery ignition range. It uses 8 AA batteries to generate the spark needed to light the top burners and the oven. The range is cordless and will not need to be plugged into an outlet.

A:  No - there is no electricity required - we live off the grid, and depend on solar with a back-up generator, so that was important to us, too.

A:  No, it does not require any electricity.

A:  The top burners and oven can be lit with a match or lighter if the batteries go out. The batteries can last up to 3 years and if they do we suggest that they are replaced after every 3 years even if they are still working.

A:  This range does not have a simmer burner.

A:  Yes, the universal valves on all open burner models allow easy conversion from Natural to L.P. gas without additional parts or special tools.

A:  All of our ranges are set for natural gas but are convertible to LP. Our ranges will come with what you need to convert to LP.

A:  Yes but you have to convert the orfice on the burner I think the stove comes with a kit to do this.

A:  Our ranges are for residential use and should be hooked up to gas or propane lines in your residence. The range can be used with either natural gas or propane.

A:  Yes, we have this stove connected to propane.