4 Burner Outdoor Gas Stove 6004BD1-1
The
4 Burner Outdoor Gas Stove 6004BD1-1 is a four-position tabletop cooking appliance built around a mixed-energy configuration rather than four identical gas burners.
Its cooking surface combines:
3 gas burners + 1 electric hot plate
within a square
478 × 478 × 110 mm body.
This distinction matters for wholesalers and appliance importers. A conventional
four burner gas stove normally relies on gas across all four cooking positions, while Model 6004BD1-1 gives the buyer three flame-based zones plus one electrically heated cooking zone.
That makes it a hybrid product suitable for distributors looking to add something different to a conventional
Four Burner Gas Stove collection.
The 3+1 Layout Is the Main Product Story
Model 6004BD1-1 should be understood as a
four-position hybrid cooker.
Its layout consists of:
Three gas cooking zones
for conventional flame-based cooking.
One electric hot plate
for electrical resistance heating.
The product therefore provides four usable cooking positions without depending entirely on one energy system.
For retailers, this creates a clearer selling story than another visually similar
4 burner gas stove.
For importers, however, the hybrid structure also means there are more specifications to approve before production.
A buyer needs to define both the gas system and the electrical system.
Quick Buyer Profile for 6004BD1-1
The supplied commercial specification is:
Product size: 478 × 478 × 110 mm
Color box: 488 × 115 × 538 mm
Master carton: 510 × 350 × 555 mm
Packing: 4 pcs/ctn
Carton N.W./G.W.: 16.76 / 19.21 kg
20GP reference loading: 904 pcs
40HQ reference loading: 2,192 pcs
These figures position 6004BD1-1 as a relatively substantial tabletop product compared with narrower one-, two-, or three-zone cookers.
The technical specifications that still need buyer confirmation include gas type, pressure, burner output, ignition, electric hot plate wattage, voltage, frequency, plug type, power cord, and market-specific safety requirements.
Three Gas Burners Form the Main Cooking System
Three of the four positions use gas burners.
This gives Model 6004BD1-1 more gas cooking capacity than a two-burner hybrid model while retaining an additional electric cooking option.
For procurement, buyers should define the gas section using an actual technical specification rather than generic wording such as “standard gas burner.”
The RFQ should identify:
- Required gaseous fuel
- Operating pressure
- Burner construction
- Burner output
- Injector configuration
- Valve specification
- Ignition method
- Gas inlet
- Regulator or connector requirements
- Required safety components
None of these values should be transferred automatically from another ECOBRIDGE model simply because the stove bodies look similar.
The Fourth Zone Is Electric, Not Gas
The upper-right cooking position shown on Model 6004BD1-1 is an electric hot plate.
That means buyers searching for a
4 burner stove gas should understand an important technical distinction:
6004BD1-1 does not contain four gas burners.
It contains
four cooking positions, of which three use gas and one uses electricity.
This difference should appear clearly in catalog descriptions, product labels, quotations, and manuals.
Importers sourcing related electric cooking products can also review ECOBRIDGE’s
Single Burner Hot Plate range to understand how electric cooking products fit within the broader appliance portfolio.
For the electric position of 6004BD1-1, buyers should specify:
- Rated voltage
- Frequency
- Hot plate wattage
- Temperature-control arrangement
- Plug standard
- Power-cord specification
- Electrical protection requirements
- Market-specific markings
The supplied product sheet does not provide these values, so they should remain open until confirmed.
Why the Hybrid Layout Can Matter to Distributors
A four-position hybrid stove can occupy a different place in a distributor’s catalog from an all-gas model.
Instead of presenting five stoves that differ only in appearance, the buyer can create genuine functional segmentation.
For example:
6004H
Four gas cooking positions.
6004BD1-1
Three gas cooking positions + one electric hot plate.
Electric hot plate products
Electric-only tabletop cooking.
This creates a more useful choice for retailers and end markets.
A hybrid model may be relevant where consumers already use both gas and electricity, or where distributors want a backup cooking technology within one appliance.
The actual commercial value will depend on local energy availability, gas prices, electricity prices, household cooking habits, and retail positioning.
“Outdoor” Needs a More Precise Definition Here
The keyword
4 Burner Outdoor Gas Stove is commercially relevant, but Model 6004BD1-1 should not be marketed as though it were a self-contained all-gas camping stove.
The electric hot plate changes the operating scenario.
If the buyer intends to position this product for outdoor cooking, several additional questions become important:
Where will electrical power come from?
Is the outlet compatible with the required voltage and plug?
Is the electrical portion approved for the intended environment?
What protection against moisture or exposure is required?
What ventilation and gas clearances apply?
What does the final instruction manual permit?
Outdoor suitability should therefore be based on the approved production configuration and instructions rather than the keyword alone.
For fuel-burning camping equipment, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission warns about carbon monoxide hazards when portable fuel-burning equipment is used in enclosed areas such as tents, campers, and vehicles. Buyers developing outdoor-oriented instructions can review the official
CPSC Portable Heaters & Camping Equipment guidance.
This external guidance does not mean CPSC has tested or approved Model 6004BD1-1.
Square Four-Zone Architecture
The body measures:
478 × 478 × 110 mm
Unlike narrow horizontal tabletop stoves, this model uses an almost square cooking area.
The geometry matters because four cooking positions require both width and depth.
For distributors, that square footprint influences:
- Countertop placement
- Retail display area
- Cookware spacing
- Packaging dimensions
- Warehouse storage
- Container utilization
The product should therefore be compared with other four-position models rather than with compact two-burner appliances purely on factory price.
Four Controls Need Clear Energy Identification
The front of Model 6004BD1-1 uses four controls corresponding to the four cooking positions.
Because one control operates an electric heating system while the others operate gas burners, private-label graphics should make that difference obvious.
Useful sample-review points include:
- Gas control symbols
- Electric hot plate markings
- Heating-level indicators
- Knob-to-zone correspondence
- Control direction
- Warning icons
- Rating information
This is particularly important on a hybrid product because identical-looking controls could otherwise create unnecessary user confusion.
6004BD1-1 Versus the Pure-Gas 6004H
One useful internal comparison is ECOBRIDGE’s
4 Burner Gas Stove Portable 6004H.
The difference is not cosmetic.
6004BD1-1
Cooking system: 3 gas + 1 electric
Product size: 478 × 478 × 110 mm
Packing: 4 pcs/ctn
20GP: 904 pcs
40HQ: 2,192 pcs
6004H
Cooking system: four gas cooking positions
Product size: 478 × 478 × 73 mm
Packing: 4 pcs/ctn
20GP: 1,108 pcs
40HQ: 2,724 pcs
ECOBRIDGE’s current 6004H page confirms its 478 × 478 × 73 mm dimensions and reference loading of 1,108 / 2,724 units. (
ecobridgestove.com)
So an importer deciding between these models is really choosing between:
Higher pure-gas simplicity and better reference loading density
versus
Hybrid cooking flexibility with gas and electricity in one appliance.
This gives both products a distinct reason to exist.
Packing Density Is Part of the Commercial Decision
Model 6004BD1-1 packs four units per master carton.
The supplied carton specification is:
510 × 350 × 555 mm
with a listed carton weight of:
16.76 kg N.W. / 19.21 kg G.W.
Reference container quantities are:
904 pcs / 20GP
and
2,192 pcs / 40HQ
For a large importer, these numbers should be incorporated into landed-cost calculations rather than treated as secondary technical data.
A useful comparison formula is:
factory price + private-label packaging + inland freight + sea freight + import charges + warehousing + local distribution
The hybrid feature may justify a different retail price, but the buyer should still calculate the logistics cost per finished unit.
Create Two Specification Sheets Inside One RFQ
For this model, one generic specification line is not enough.
A well-structured RFQ should separate the two energy systems.
Gas Section
Specify:
- Market
- Gas type
- Pressure
- Burner requirements
- Burner outputs
- Injectors
- Ignition
- Gas inlet
- Required safety configuration
Electric Section
Specify:
- Voltage
- Frequency
- Hot plate wattage
- Plug type
- Power cord
- Temperature control
- Electrical labeling
- Applicable safety requirements
Only after those items are approved should the buyer finalize the appearance and branding.
This approach reduces the risk of approving beautiful packaging for a product whose technical configuration is still moving underneath it.
OEM Development for a Hybrid Four-Zone Stove
The 6004BD1-1 can provide a useful platform for private-label brands because it is visibly different from a standard
four burner gas stove.
Possible OEM discussions may include:
- Private-label logo
- Surface graphics
- Knob appearance
- Gas configuration
- Burner specification
- Electric hot plate configuration
- Voltage and frequency
- Plug and power cord
- Rating label
- Warning labels
- Instruction manual
- Individual box artwork
- Outer-carton printing
- Shipping marks
ECOBRIDGE’s Four Burner Gas Stove category states that its OEM/ODM programs include private labels, panel options, burners, grates, controls, packaging, and manuals. (
ecobridgestove.com)
For 6004BD1-1, the approved OEM document should additionally distinguish the electrical components from the gas components.
A Better Inspection Plan for 6004BD1-1
Instead of using one generic gas-stove checklist, divide inspection into system groups.
Three Gas Positions
Check agreed items such as gas-system integrity, burner alignment, flame behavior, ignition performance, and individual control operation.
Electric Position
Check hot plate heating, temperature adjustment, wiring, plug, cord, and the electrical tests applicable to the approved market specification.
Shared Product Structure
Verify lid movement, body alignment, cookware support positioning, knobs, finish, product markings, and overall assembly.
Export Configuration
Check the color box, carton quantity, master-carton dimensions, labels, manuals, and shipping marks.
The final inspection method should be tied to the buyer-approved sample and written specification.
Buyer FAQ for 4 Burner Outdoor Gas Stove 6004BD1-1
Does Model 6004BD1-1 have four gas burners?
No.
The product has
four cooking positions, consisting of
three gas burners and one electric hot plate.
Why is “4 Burner Outdoor Gas Stove” used as the product keyword?
It reflects relevant buyer search intent for four-position outdoor/tabletop cooking equipment. The technical product description should nevertheless state clearly that the fourth cooking zone is electric.
Is this the same as a four burner gas stove?
No. A conventional
four burner gas stove uses gas for all four cooking zones. Model 6004BD1-1 is a gas-electric hybrid.
What are the dimensions?
The supplied product dimensions are:
478 × 478 × 110 mm
How many units are packed in one carton?
The supplied packing quantity is:
4 pcs/ctn
What is the master carton size?
The supplied carton measures:
510 × 350 × 555 mm
What is the carton weight?
The supplied specification lists:
N.W.: 16.76 kg
G.W.: 19.21 kg
How many units fit in a 20GP?
The supplied reference quantity is:
904 pcs
What is the 40HQ loading quantity?
The supplied reference quantity is:
2,192 pcs
Final loading should be verified after all OEM packaging is approved.
Is Model 6004BD1-1 suitable for outdoor cooking?
It may be positioned for outdoor-oriented projects only when the final approved configuration and instructions support that use. Buyers should consider both fuel-burning requirements and the electrical hot plate’s power, plug, moisture, and environmental requirements.
What gas type does it use?
The supplied sheet does not identify the final gas configuration.
The destination country, fuel type, and operating pressure should be specified before production.
What voltage does the electric hot plate use?
The voltage has not been supplied and should be defined according to the target market.
What is the electric hot plate wattage?
The supplied specification does not state the wattage. It should be confirmed before publication or packaging approval.
Can ECOBRIDGE produce an OEM version?
OEM development can be discussed according to the final technical specification. Possible project areas include gas configuration, electric hot plate specification, voltage, plug, branding, controls, labels, manuals, packaging, and market-specific requirements.
Position 6004BD1-1 as a Hybrid SKU, Not Just Another Four-Burner Stove
The strongest commercial feature of the
4 Burner Outdoor Gas Stove 6004BD1-1 is its
3 gas + 1 electric architecture.
It combines four cooking positions inside a
478 × 478 × 110 mm tabletop platform while giving distributors an alternative to conventional all-gas four-burner appliances.
For buyers searching for a
four burner gas stove,
4 burner gas stove, or
4 burner stove gas, the technical distinction should remain clear: this model provides three gas zones and one electric zone.
Send ECOBRIDGE your destination market, expected volume, gas type, operating pressure, voltage, frequency, plug requirement, OEM specifications, and packaging plan to define the correct
6004BD1-1 hybrid configuration for your market.