How the Triple Jet Burner Works

Key Takeaways

• The Boil Boss Triple Jet Burner (patent-pending) is a feat of ingenious engineering, offering superior power, speed, thermal conductivity, heat retention, fuel efficiency, structural integrity, and ease of use.
• The triple jet configuration improves flame-to-pot contact across a much larger surface area.
  
• The blue flame means the fuel-to-air ratio is balanced, the temperature is hotter, and the fuel is burning at maximum efficiency.
  
• Flame retention plates and fins prevent heat energy below the pot from escaping and dissipating. They also act as an effective wind guard.
  
• The remote electronic ignition system allows for safe, worry-free lighting, even in wet conditions.
  
• A triangular leg layout and fully welded 304 stainless steel construction ensure outstanding structural integrity.
  

The Boil Boss Triple Jet Burner (patent-pending) is a masterclass in engineering and design. Here at High Performance Cookers, we’re often asked to recommend propane burners to pair with our stock pots. The Triple Jet Burner checks all the boxes. Simply put, it’s the best burner on the market.

Most propane burners come with compromises. Raw power means poor fuel efficiency. Great fuel efficiency means slow boiling speed. High BTU ratings ignore real-world factors like airflow and heat loss. With the Triple Jet Burner, there are no trade-offs.

What makes this revolutionary propane burner such a game-changer? Let’s get into it.

1. Triple Jet Configuration

Other high-powered burners have one central jet that produces a single flame. Sure, they might suffice for camping or emergency situations, but they don’t cut it for demanding applications, like Louisiana crawfish boils, low country boils, oyster roasts, and other festivities and events.

With three strategically placed high-powered jets, the Triple Jet Burner significantly boosts flame-to-pot contact for unparalleled thermal absorption. Instead of a single hot spot in the center of the bottom of the pot, the heat is distributed evenly across the entire surface area.

As you can imagine, this design drastically increases boil speed and provides exceptional heat retention. When combined with an HPC boiling pot with our patented Tunnel Tube Technology, you get unmatched heat conductivity and temperature control.

2. Blue Flame Combustion

With other propane burners, you expect to see an orange/red flame after ignition. What many users don’t realize is that an orange flame means there’s an imbalanced fuel-to-air ratio. The combustion process is incomplete.

A blue flame means the propane is burning at the correct temperature and as efficiently as possible. Not only does the blue flame burn hotter across a wider pressure range, but it burns cleaner without producing soot and dangerous levels of carbon monoxide.

The heat differences between red, orange, and yellow flames are substantial.

• Red: 1,112 to 1,472 degrees Fahrenheit
• Orange: 2,012 to 2,192 degrees Fahrenheit
• Blue: 2,552 to 2,912 degrees Fahrenheit

Prevents the Tank From Freezing

Beyond heat, because the fuel is burning at optimal efficiency, you’re using less of it. That means both your tank and your bank last longer. The lower flow rate also decreases the rate of state change, helping to prevent the tank from freezing.

3. Superior Flame Retention

Other burners have open designs that allow heat energy to escape and dissipate before even touching the pot. The Triple Jet Burner solves this problem with flame retention plates and fins that trap the heat directly underneath the pot.

In addition to significantly improving heat distribution and retention, this clever design serves as a wind guard. That means you don’t have to worry about a blustery day putting a damper on the festivities.

4. Groundbreaking Remote Electronic Ignition System