Five Burner Gas Range 8150H

Model 8150H Freestanding Gas Range: Product and Sourcing Review

The 8150H is a freestanding gas-range model listed with a half lid, a glossy cooktop surface and porcelain-enamel pan supports. The source burner line names one large, two medium and one small burner, which describes four cooktop burners. Although the existing product name uses “Five Burner,” that wording should not be interpreted as five cooktop cooking positions. Confirm the complete cooktop and oven configuration on the current model specification.

For importers, distributors and private-label buyers, the useful starting point is the actual component and packing information, with unresolved details clearly separated from confirmed values. This overview does not infer oven capacity, burner output, ignition, gas compatibility or certification from the product name.

What the Current Source Lists

• Lid: half lid, with white and matte-black finishes named in the source.
• Cooktop surface: described as “stainless iron,” glossy finish; confirm the production material and grade.
• Burner entry: “Set 1 burner (1 Large, 2 Medium, 1 Small).”
• Pan support: No. 5 pan support, porcelain enamel.
• Adapter: listed as “Yes”; type and function are not specified.
• Knob reference: XN01-8 (48).
• Oven handle: steel tube handle, with white and matte-black finishes listed.
• Product-size entry: 49 × 54 × 88, with “80 without lid”; measurement unit unstated.
• Outer-box entry: 57.6 × 50.8 × 78; measurement unit unstated.
• Quantity per carton: one.
• Listed net / gross weight: 20 / 21.5 kg.

Clarify the Burner and Oven Description

Use the listed burner distribution to prepare a model-level approval sheet. Ask the factory to identify each cooktop position, its corresponding control, gas family, pressure, injector specification and rated heat input. The source does not explain how the “Five Burner” product name relates to the oven, so do not add an assumed fifth cooktop burner or an unconfirmed oven-burner specification to retail listings.

The oven-handle entry confirms a component reference, not oven volume, heat source, controls or included accessories. Request those details for the ordered build. Keep the approved appliance drawing, rating information and manual aligned with the actual cooking layout rather than relying on the title alone.

Material, Lid and Control Approval

The phrase “stainless iron” should remain a source description until the required material has been confirmed. It does not establish a particular stainless steel grade, sheet thickness, surface treatment or corrosion rating. Review the glossy finish on the sample and record the accepted material and visible finish in the production specification.

For the half lid and steel tube handle, identify the finish selected for the order and check fit, movement, attachment and visible coating consistency. White and matte black are named source finishes, not a statement that every combination is stocked. The knob reference XN01-8 (48) should also be matched to the sample; do not convert “48” into a physical measurement without confirmation.

Similarly, No. 5 is a pan-support source reference, not proof of five cooking positions. Check seating, cookware stability and protection for the enamel finish. Clarify the listed adapter’s type, connection and included scope instead of presenting it as a regulator, hose or electrical accessory without evidence.

Dimension and Packing Checks Before Freight Costing

The source supplies numerical product and outer-box entries but omits their measurement units. Request a dimensioned drawing and production packing sheet before calculating volume or comparing available kitchen space. Confirm what the two height entries mean and which components are fitted or removed in the packed configuration.

The listed one-unit carton and 20 / 21.5 kg net/gross line are useful source values, but final freight planning should use the approved production pack. The color-box size is not supplied. Agree the carton construction, protection, component placement, marks and final packed measurements; no container-loading quantity is established by the current data.

OEM Brief and Sample Inspection

Logo placement, control graphics, label language, manual artwork and carton printing can be submitted for review around one confirmed base model. Separate cosmetic requests from changes to the material, gas system or safety-related construction. Feasibility, tooling, MOQ, production timing and commercial terms require agreement.

During sample approval, review the burner arrangement, controls, pan-support seating, panel edges, lid alignment, handle fit and specified accessories. Define the applicable functional checks and acceptance criteria for the confirmed configuration. Retain the sample, component references, artwork revision and packing standard together for production inspection and repeat orders.

8150H Buyer FAQ

Does the published source confirm five cooktop burners?

No. It lists one large, two medium and one small burner. Confirm the complete cooktop and oven configuration before using a burner-count claim beyond that source entry.

Are the dimensional units confirmed?

No unit is stated for the product or outer-box dimensions. Request the current drawing and packing sheet rather than assuming centimetres or millimetres.

What does the adapter entry include?

The source only says “Yes.” Adapter type, connection and supplied scope need confirmation.

Can the oven capacity or gas ratings be quoted from this page?

They are not supplied in the current specification. Obtain the oven, ignition and gas-system details for the selected destination.

Factory Review and a Clear Model-Level Quotation

Explore our manufacturing process and gas stove workshop. You can also compare the related 8150HS listing, while keeping its configuration and data separate from 8150H.

Request an 8150H quotation and current specification with your destination country, quantity, required cooking layout, finish, branding and packing brief. Ask the offer to identify confirmed features, optional changes and unresolved technical items before sample approval.