Firegear Fire Pit Burners

Firegear gas fire pit burners turn a masonry or ready-to-finish fire pit into a gas fire feature. The Pro Series uses brass burners in round, square and linear layouts, sold as complete pan systems with TPSI safety ignition or as H-burner kits. Every model comes as a separate natural gas or propane version.

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Firegear burner systems by shape

Firegear describes the Pro Series as brass burners with an injector-style orifice, offered in round, square and linear formats with match throw, safety (TPSI) or All Weather System ignition. The systems we carry are listed below; sizes and ignition come from the Firegear model numbers.

Shape Pan sizes we carry Burner Ignition Shop
Round 19, 25, 29, 33-inch drop-in; 26, 29, 34-inch flat 14-inch brass spur (19-inch); 21-inch brass spur (all others) TPSI Round burners
Square 20, 26, 32-inch drop-in; 25, 30, 34-inch flat 14-inch brass spur (20-inch); 21-inch brass spur (all others) TPSI Square burners
Linear 30, 36, 48, 60 x 10-inch flat pans; 80 x 6.75-inch H-burner kit Brass Pro Series burner TPSI on flat-pan systems; confirm with us for the H-burner kit Linear burners

How to choose a Firegear burner

  • Shape: match the burner to the fire pit opening. Round and square systems suit bowls and square pits; linear systems suit long fire tables and troughs.
  • Size: measure the inside of the opening and pick the pan that fits it; the model number gives the pan size (for example, FPB-29RPSBR21TPSI-N is a 29-inch round drop-in pan).
  • Gas: order natural gas (N or NGK) or propane (P or LPK) to match the supply. The two are separate models.
  • Ignition: the pan systems here use TPSI, which shuts off the gas if the flame goes out. For pool-side or multi-feature projects, see Firegear All Weather ignition systems.
  • Enclosure: no fire pit yet? Start with a Firegear ready-to-finish enclosure.

Go back to all Firegear products, or compare fire pit burners and components from every brand. Not sure which size fits your fire pit? Send us your measurements and photos and we will help.

Firegear fire pit burner FAQ

How does Firegear TPSI ignition work?

TPSI stands for Thermocouple Piloted Safety Ignition. Firegear says the thermocouple-piloted safety valve turns the gas off if the flame is lost, and a battery spark igniter is included. You hold the igniter button, press and turn the knob to pilot, keep the knob pressed 30 to 60 seconds, then turn it to ON once the pilot is lit.

What warranty do Firegear Pro Series burners have?

Firegear states that its Pro Series burners carry a limited lifetime warranty on parts and components. Terms and exclusions are in Firegear's warranty document; confirm with us for the coverage on your model.

Can I convert a Firegear burner from propane to natural gas?

Order the gas type you have, because each Firegear system on this page is sold as a separate natural gas or propane model. Firegear sells propane conversion kits matched to burner BTU, but whether your model can be converted, and who must do it, is set by its manual. Confirm with us before ordering.

What clearances and venting does a Firegear burner need?

Clearances to combustibles, enclosure ventilation and fire media depth are set in the Firegear installation and operating manual for each burner system. We could not confirm those figures for this page, so confirm with us before you build: we will send the Firegear manual for your exact model, and the manual's requirements govern the install.

Where are Firegear Pro Series burners made?

Firegear says its Pro Series burners are manufactured in Huntington Beach, California.

Can I put logs on a Firegear burner?

Firegear makes Ironwood steel log sets for gas fire pits; see Firegear log sets. Which log set fits which pan is not listed on Firegear's site, so confirm with us before ordering.

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