Suburban Cooktops

Slide-In Cooktop

The perfect choice for small to medium sized RV kitchens. The Slide-in 3 burner Suburban RV Cooktop is ideal for installation paired with a convection microwave instead of an oven.

• Cooktop features a 9,000-BTU/h high-output front burner with linear valve and two 6,500-BTU/h rear burners. Smooth, infinitely variable flame adjusts from a gentle simmer to high heat for faster cooking
• Conventional-style or sealed burners
• Piezo ignition burners
• Bi-fold or flush mount glass covers. Flush mount glass covers are level with the counter space. Bi-fold covers are an economical choice
• One-piece, rattle-free grate is made of sturdy, heavy-gauge, porcelain-enameled steel. Grate removes easily for cleaning
• Slide-in models available in black porcelain

Drop-In Cooktops
Suburban RV drop-in cooktops add compact, high efficiency cooking performance to any motorhome, travel trailer, van or larger camper. Cooktops meet most manufacturer and installer size requirements, and are available with optional covers and side wind guards. Available in 2 or 3 burner models.• Drop-in 2 burner model features 6,500 BTU/h conventional burners with front right controls.

• Drop-in 3 burner model features a 6,500-BTU/h conventional burner in front and two 5,200-BTU/h conventional burners in back with front-right controls
• Match-light ignition
• Sturdy, heavy-gauge, porcelain-enameled steel grates remove easily for cleaning
• Drop-in models available in black porcelain stainless steel

Induction CooktopsCook with more precision and efficiency using Suburban’s Elite Series Induction Cooktop. Unlike traditional cooking appliances, an induction cooker creates a magnetic field that interacts with ferrous based cookware. This interaction causes the cookware to generate the heat rather than using open flames or a heated metal coil element.

• Engineered for portable use or built-in countertop applications. The cooktop can be easily lifted out and placed on a table or any safe and sturdy surface
• Ideal for RVs, campgrounds, cabins, kitchens – almost anywhere you have a 120v AC outlet