Hisun Tabletop Gas Stoves

Hisun tabletop gas stoves at Night Owl

Burners that sit on the counter and connect straight to a cylinder, which is how most kitchens on this island cook day to day, and what comes out for a picnic or a power cut. ATG210 is the honeycomb twin burner in stainless steel. ATB251 appears as a cast-iron burner under a stainless and glass panel, and again in the painted blue-and-orange and purple flower finishes. ATS4301A is the plain cast-iron twin, ATB107 a single glass-top burner, and ATB102 the single infrared one.

How to choose

The burner head matters more than the body. Cast iron holds its shape under a heavy pot and takes years of scrubbing, while a pressed honeycomb head lights easily and cleans faster. Glass panels wipe down in one pass but want a trivet under anything lifted off the flame; a stainless panel absorbs that abuse instead. Count your pots as well, since a single burner is a second ring rather than a kitchen.

• Twin burners: ATG210, ATS4301A and the ATB251 finishes
• Single burners: ATB107 in glass, ATB102 infrared
• Cast-iron and pressed honeycomb burner heads
• Stainless, glass and painted panel finishes

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