Warming Trends Crossfire H-Style CFBH 120 Burner - CFBH120NG

Warming Trends Crossfire H-Style CFBH 120 Burner - CFBH120NG

Crossfire H-Style CFBH 120 Burner

Warming Trends patented technology is unique only to our Crossfire™ Brass Burner System, which allows you the benefit of gas savings and a higher quality experience. No need to use the old fashion fire rings anymore.

What's in the Box

• 1 x Crossfire H-Style CFBH 120 Burner

Specifications

Recommended parts

• Plate: ALPL2815 (rectangle)
• Flex Line Kit: FK1
• Optional 4x Flexible Metal Support Collars

What our Expect Think

• Strong 120K BTU Output: Delivers a powerful, vibrant flame for a premium fire feature.
• H-Style Burner Design: Provides even flame distribution for consistent heat and an elegant look.
• Durable Brass Construction: Corrosion-resistant and built to withstand harsh outdoor conditions.
• Fuel-Efficient Crossfire® Technology: Optimized air-to-gas mixture maximizes heat while reducing fuel consumption.
• Natural Gas Compatible: Designed for seamless integration into custom fire pit installations.

Q&A

Q: What type of burner is this?
A: This is a high-performance H-style burner designed for natural gas fire pits, offering a balanced flame pattern and efficient heat output.

Q: What is the BTU rating?
A: It delivers 120,000 BTUs, providing strong warmth and vibrant flames for a cozy fire feature.

Q: What makes Crossfire burners unique?
A: Patented Crossfire technology produces taller, brighter flames while consuming less gas compared to traditional burners.

Q: What material is it made from?
A: The burner is constructed from solid brass, ensuring durability, corrosion resistance, and long-lasting reliability.

Q: Can this burner be used with propane?
A: This model is designed for natural gas, but a propane-compatible version may be available separately.

Q: What type of fire pit is it best suited for?
A: It is ideal for rectangular or elongated custom or pre-built fire pits with proper ventilation and size clearance.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean Burner Ports – Regularly remove soot and debris to maintain an even flame pattern.
• Check Gas Connections – Inspect for leaks and tighten fittings to ensure safety.
• Keep Burner Area Clear – Remove dirt, leaves, and insects that could obstruct gas flow.
• Protect from Weather – Use a cover when not in use to prevent exposure damage.
• Perform Seasonal Inspections – Check before and after heavy use to maintain efficiency and longevity.