Napoleon · Built-in 700 Series
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The manufacturer-matched liner for your 12-inch built-in burner.
Designed for the BIB12RT burner, this liner supports a correctly planned outdoor-kitchen installation. Follow the liner and appliance manuals for the opening, ventilation and clearances.
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A fitted 12-inch cover to protect your built-in burner between uses.
This Napoleon cover is sized for the 12-inch built-in burner family. Cover the cooled appliance between uses, then use the hanging loops to keep the cover out of the cooking area.
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Napoleon’s wave-shaped cooking grids are made from stainless steel in this configuration.
JETFIRE sends a jet of flame to ignite each burner individually. The ignition is built into the burner controls, so you can light the cooking zones you need as you begin your cook.
30,000 BTU per hour describes the appliance’s rated heat input. Use the burner breakdown in Specifications to see how that output is distributed; BTU is not a cooking temperature.
Two range burners create separate places for preparing dishes in cookware, extending the kitchen beyond the main grill surface.
The total includes the cooking surfaces counted for this configuration. Compare the main cooking-area measurement separately when choosing primary grill space.
These dimensions describe the primary cooking surface, helping you judge the room available for food and cookware without counting secondary racks.
Backlit SafetyGlow controls help you see the burner settings. When installed without a connection to a Built-in 700 Series grill, the control-knob lighting requires the separate N370-1091-SER power supply kit.
The supplied stainless steel cover is part of this configuration’s included equipment.
This component is intended to integrate into an outdoor kitchen. Use its installation requirements to plan the opening.
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Use the appliance cutout dimensions for a noncombustible enclosure. The insulated-liner dimensions apply only when installing the matching zero-clearance liner.
RATINGS & OWNER INSIGHTS
What owners report. What our research finds.
Napoleon 700 range-top burners family
EXTERNAL CUSTOMER FEEDBACK
OUR PRODUCT ASSESSMENT
We would choose a range-top burner to keep the whole meal outdoors: sauces, vegetables and skillet cooking can run beside the grill without competing for grate space. The 700 family offers several footprints, so compare your usual pans with the burner spacing. Relevant owners like the flexibility and heat control. We would also discuss wind protection, visibility of the flame in bright sun and one report of a faulty power switch with slow replacement support. If the burner stands alone, include the required lighting power supply in the installation plan.
Owners praise side-dish flexibility, heat control and pan space. Concerns include wind protection, judging ignition in sunlight and one faulty power-switch experience with slow replacement support. Check the power arrangement and burner spacing as part of the installation plan.
Conventional burners keep sauces, vegetables and skillet dishes beside the grill. Owners like the heat control and flexibility, and the choice of layouts helps match the station to your usual pans. Illuminated controls coordinate with the 700 kitchen, especially when the cooking area is used after dark.
Check burner spacing with your largest cookware and plan wind protection around the installation requirements. Owners mention difficulty judging ignition in bright sunlight, plus a faulty power-switch experience. If the station operates separately from a compatible grill, confirm the lighting power supply required for the complete setup.
Choose capacity around cookware you use, not the widest opening available.
The 4.8/5 Market Rating is based on 58 eligible customer ratings reviewed by Hearth Outpost. The star breakdown distribution shows how those customers rated the product. These are aggregated customer reviews across the market and not random sampling.
The family assessment pools sizes, fuel types, generations and colors. Equipment differs by configuration. The HOP score is a price-independent research assessment. Owner themes summarize the accessible sample.
Research updated September 21, 2026.
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Coverage varies by component. See the model-specific written warranty for terms and conditions.
Coverage also extends to other components under their individual warranty terms. Keep your receipt and model and serial numbers for support.
Read Napoleon’s full warrantyLimited manufacturer coverage for eligible defects under normal private use. See the selected model’s written warranty for component coverage, conditions and exclusions.
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The Napoleon story
Thoughtful engineering, substantial cooking surfaces and carefully considered details define the Napoleon approach. From precise heat control to the feel of the controls, its grills are designed around the experience of cooking outdoors.
Today, its outdoor collection brings cooking technology, kitchen components and gathering spaces together—so your grill can be the beginning of something bigger.
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What owners report. What our research finds.
Napoleon 700 range-top burners family
EXTERNAL CUSTOMER FEEDBACK
OUR PRODUCT ASSESSMENT
We would choose a range-top burner to keep the whole meal outdoors: sauces, vegetables and skillet cooking can run beside the grill without competing for grate space. The 700 family offers several footprints, so compare your usual pans with the burner spacing. Relevant owners like the flexibility and heat control. We would also discuss wind protection, visibility of the flame in bright sun and one report of a faulty power switch with slow replacement support. If the burner stands alone, include the required lighting power supply in the installation plan.
Owners praise side-dish flexibility, heat control and pan space. Concerns include wind protection, judging ignition in sunlight and one faulty power-switch experience with slow replacement support. Check the power arrangement and burner spacing as part of the installation plan.
Conventional burners keep sauces, vegetables and skillet dishes beside the grill. Owners like the heat control and flexibility, and the choice of layouts helps match the station to your usual pans. Illuminated controls coordinate with the 700 kitchen, especially when the cooking area is used after dark.
Check burner spacing with your largest cookware and plan wind protection around the installation requirements. Owners mention difficulty judging ignition in bright sunlight, plus a faulty power-switch experience. If the station operates separately from a compatible grill, confirm the lighting power supply required for the complete setup.
Choose capacity around cookware you use, not the widest opening available.
The 4.8/5 Market Rating is based on 58 eligible customer ratings reviewed by Hearth Outpost. The star breakdown distribution shows how those customers rated the product. These are aggregated customer reviews across the market and not random sampling.
The family assessment pools sizes, fuel types, generations and colors. Equipment differs by configuration. The HOP score is a price-independent research assessment. Owner themes summarize the accessible sample.
Research updated September 21, 2026.
Reviews & Ratings Methodology
