LE GRIDDLE Propane Gas Orifices GFLPGORI-1

The LE GRIDDLE Propane Gas Orifices with Part Number GFLPGORI-1 are specialized components designed for LE GRIDDLE griddles, particularly for converting them to operate with propane (LP) gas instead of natural gas. Here are some key details about these propane gas orifices:

• Part Number: GFLPGORI-1


• Conversion to Propane: The GFLPGORI-1 orifices are used when converting LE GRIDDLE griddles that are originally set up for natural gas to operate with propane (LP) gas. Propane gas orifices have a different size and flow rate compared to natural gas orifices, so they are essential for adapting the griddle to the new fuel source.


• Compatibility: These orifices are designed to be compatible with specific LE GRIDDLE griddle models. The exact models or sizes compatible with GFLPGORI-1 would need to be determined based on the manufacturer's guidelines.


• Number Required: When converting a griddle from natural gas to propane, you typically need to replace the existing orifices with propane-specific ones. The number of orifices required depends on the specific model of the griddle and the number of burners it has. The "GFLPGORI-1" designation suggests that this is a set of orifices designed for a single burner or a specific burner configuration.


• Material: Orifices are often made from durable materials such as brass to withstand the high temperatures and gas pressures involved in griddle operation.


• Conversion Kit: In some cases, the propane conversion process may involve more than just replacing orifices. It might require adjustments to the gas pressure and other components. Manufacturers often provide propane conversion kits that include all the necessary parts and instructions for the conversion.

When converting a griddle from natural gas to propane or making any changes to the gas supply, it's essential to follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully. This ensures not only safe operation but also optimal performance. If you have any doubts or require assistance, it's advisable to consult the manufacturer or seek the help of a qualified technician who is familiar with propane gas systems.