Firegear Linear Fire Pit Burners

Firegear linear fire pit burners spread a line of flame along long fire tables, troughs and rectangular pits. Choose a Pro Series flat-pan system from 30 to 60 inches long with TPSI safety ignition, or the 80-inch H-burner kit for larger builds. Each comes as a separate natural gas or propane model.

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Firegear linear burner sizes

Firegear groups its H and T burners under its linear burner systems. Sizes below come from the Firegear model numbers; each is sold as a natural gas and a propane model.

Model Pan or kit Size Ignition Gas versions
LOF-3010PS246TPSI Linear flat pan system 30 x 10 inches TPSI -N natural gas, -P propane
LOF-3610PS306TPSI Linear flat pan system 36 x 10 inches TPSI -N, -P
LOF-4810PS406TPSI Linear flat pan system 48 x 10 inches TPSI -N, -P
LOF-6010PS506TPSI Linear flat pan system 60 x 10 inches TPSI -N, -P
FG-PSBR-H80 H-burner kit 80 x 6.75 inches Confirm with us NGK natural gas, LPK propane

Choosing a linear Firegear burner

  • Length: pick the system that fits the inside length of your table or trough. The flat-pan systems run 30, 36, 48 and 60 inches; the H-burner kit is 80 inches long.
  • Complete system or kit: the LOF systems include the pan and TPSI ignition. The H-burner kit is the burner assembly; ask us what else your build needs.
  • Output: Firegear lists its H-shaped Pro Series burners from 24 to 80 inches long and 80,000 to 250,000 BTU. Confirm the rating of your exact model with us.
  • Enclosure: Firegear makes linear ready-to-finish enclosures from 42 to 108 inches long.

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Firegear linear burner FAQ

What is the difference between the LOF systems and the H-burner kit?

The LOF models are complete linear flat-pan burner systems with TPSI ignition, 30 to 60 inches long. The FG-PSBR-H80 is an 80 x 6.75-inch Pro Series H-burner kit. Ask us which parts the H-burner kit needs for your fire feature.

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.

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.

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.

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