The 40 cm flat one with a thermocouple — can a piezoelectric ignition be fitted to it? If so, how much would the burner come to?

Good morning. Neither the manufacturer nor we can modify the paella burner; besides, it would void the guarantee and the certification.

What is the natural gas consumption in BTU or kW of the 40 cm paella pan?

The estimated consumption of the L40 paella gas burner with G-20 gas at a pressure of 20 mbar is 1.42 m³/h; however, this is just a guideline figure since, as you know, the power required when making paella changes and can therefore vary a great deal.

What type of gas connection does it have??

These paella gas burners are fitted with one connector or another depending on the type of gas you buy it for. There are even connectors available for other countries if you're going to use it abroad. Please state clearly the type of gas and the country where the burner will be used.

Good morning, I was interested in the 60 paella gas burner for indoor use — what type of gas cylinder and regulator would I need? I've read somewhere that two cylinders are recommended for this model, is that right? Many thanks for your help

With the 60 cm paella gas burner it is preferable to use 2 cylinders, because the rapid demand for gas when you are cooking the paella with the flame at full can cause the cylinder to cool down, the gas to liquefy and the burner to go out, especially if you cook the paella with butane rather than propane.

With the 40 cm professional flat paella burner, which regulator valve do you recommend? For 65 cm paellas, would this be the right burner? Thanks!

Yes, for 65 cm paella pans it will work well, and the 50 cm one even better. It can work well with a 50 mbar valve.

Do you have a 15 paella burner with a thermocouple?

No, one that small doesn't exist; the minimum is 20 cm.

Do you also have a classic version (with a round tube) with a thermocouple? 20 or 30 cm. Another question: what is the distance from the burner to the regulator?

Good morning. Yes, here it is: paella burner with thermocouple The distance depends on the size of the paella burner. Kind regards.

Good morning, I've bought a Garcima paella gas burner with two rings (20 and 40 cm). The thing is I want to use it inside a fireplace located in a basement. The fireplace is fully working; I'm not sure whether you'd recommend using a paella burner with a thermocouple. My other question is that in this fireplace I can fit a paella pan of 60 cm maximum total external diameter. Is the double burner of 20 and 40 cm suitable?

Hi David. The thermocouple is a safety system and as such is never a bad idea. If the flame were to go out and no one noticed to turn off the gas, what the thermocouple does is automatically cut off the gas supply, so the room doesn't fill with gas. As for the pan size, a 40 cm flat paella burner is perfect for the 60 cm paella pan. Kind regards.

Does this regulator work for a 50 cm flat paella burner?

Hello Francisco. Yes, this is the right one. Kind regards.

Do you have the 40 cm flat model with thermocouple in stock? Regards

Hello Joseba. Yes, we have it in stock. Kind regards.

I'm going to buy a 40 cm Garcima flat paella burner. Can I fit this 50 g regulator? What difference would there be between using a 30 g one and a 50 g one?

Hello Carlos, with the 50 mbar one you notice a little more power; however, the 30 mbar one is preferable for a 40 cm paella burner. Best wishes.

I'd like you to recommend a burner for a pan with a 32 cm base. According to what it says, the model 30 is for a pan with a 36 cm base, so the pan I have is four centimetres smaller than the recommended one; I don't know whether that's dangerous or inadvisable. I'm torn between the models with a 20 or 30 ring, and I'd also like to know whether the 20 one has gas regulation. I'd also use it with a griddle 42 cm in diameter; would the 20 diameter burner work for the griddle? According to what it says, the maximum griddle size for the 20 burner is 40 cm, and my griddle is two centimetres bigger. If I can use either of the two, which uses more gas: the 20 making a paella with a paella pan that's almost the biggest size the burner accepts (I imagine I'll have to set it to full gas output), or the 30 set to minimum? Many thanks for your reply.

Hello Jose, if it's the flat paella burner it has to be the 20 cm one; if it's a classic round-tube paella burner, the 30 cm could work for you. All the paella burners have a tap to regulate the gas flow. For the 42 cm griddle, the 30 cm flat paella burner or the classic 40 cm round-tube one suits it very well. The larger the paella burner, the more gas it uses, as it has more flames. For what you describe, we think the Flames T-380 outdoor paella burner is the one that can best adapt to everything; you'll find it on our website. Best wishes.

My friend lives in Miami, how can I get your products, for example a 50 cm 3-ring burner and its accessories?

Hello Lazaro, send us an email with the destination address and we'll prepare a delivery quote for you. Best wishes.

Good morning. 1 - For a 50 cm diameter stockpot, would the 8412595763406 burner (40 cm, 3 burners) be too big? I don't want the flames to come up over the rim of the pot, and I'm torn between the 30 cm and the 40 cm. 2 - Can they be used with propane at 50 mbar? Many thanks.

Hello Dan, on flat paella gas burners the flames come out from the side of the tube, covering a larger area. That's why the 40 cm flat burner would be a bit tight for you, and at full power the flame may spill a little over the rim of the pot. For this pot the burner that would suit you best is the Flames TT-380, which you can also find in this online shop. As for the flow, all Garcima butane/propane paella gas burners can be used with propane at 30 mbar and 50 mbar; however, Flames also makes a burner with the jets set up solely for propane at 50 mbar, which gives you better performance. Best wishes.

Hi, for the flat 60 gas paella burner, butane or propane, which regulator do I need, and do you have short legs for a worktop? Thanks

Hello Leandro, if you use it with butane it's advisable to use 2 cylinders, so you'll need two 50 mbar regulators. On our website you can find a kit with 2 regulators, the hose and the clamps you need. Kind regards.

For a 60 cm flat paella gas burner, is one butane bottle with a 50 g regulator enough? Many thanks

Hello Eloy. It works with one bottle, but it performs better with 2 bottles. Kind regards.

Good morning: Flat burner d=30, 2 burners, ref. 8412595763307, €49.16 Question: does it have a minimum regulator, that is, as we turn the gas tap to the left, the flame grows to a maximum and then starts to come down to a minimum, with a stop, ensuring it doesn't go out? Thanks

Hello Joaquin, that's right — the flat paella gas burner has a valve with a minimum and a maximum, and in between the flame increases/decreases. Kind regards.

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Description

The Garcima professional flat paella gas burner is a paella burner with a thermocouple safety valve, available in six diameters from 20 to 70 cm and approved for butane, propane and natural gas. Unlike classic round-tube paella burners, its flat tubes add an extra burner on the inner ring and gas outlets on both sides, which spreads the flame more evenly and gives more power. It complies with the European standards UNE EN 203-1 and EN 203-1/A1 for indoor use, making it the paella burner of choice for restaurants and rice houses.

Gas connections vary from country to country: if your country does not share the Spanish connection, the burner is manufactured to order with the connection for your destination country, which takes around 10 days. Some countries do share the Spanish connection, in which case shipping is immediate subject to stock.

What sets a professional flat paella burner apart from a classic one

Unlike the classic round-tube models, these latest-generation professional flat paella burners have an extra burner on the inner ring. The gas outlets on both sides of the tube make it a more powerful burner and give you greater control while cooking: it spreads the flames across the paella pan more evenly and heats it up faster, so you can better manage the different cooking times of the rice, the sofrito and the socarrat.

They have a vitrified enamel coating that ensures easy maintenance and a long service life with little care. The 60 and 70 cm diameter models include a reinforced set of legs to support large-format paella pans.

Safety: thermocouple valve and approval for indoor use

The thermocouple safety valve stops the gas flow if it detects that there is no combustion at the burners: if a draught blows out the flame, the gas supply cuts off by itself. Thanks to it, these paella burners are approved under the European standards UNE EN 203-1 and EN 203-1/A1 for indoor use, and also comply with the European safety and quality directives 90/396/EEC applicable to gas appliances. If you cook outdoors in windy conditions, you can pair it with a modular windshield for paella burners.

Butane, propane or natural gas

It runs on butane and propane, but can also be supplied ready for natural gas: state the gas type and destination country on your order and we will supply it with the correct injector.

Which paella burner size to choose

The practical rule is that the paella pan should overhang the burner on both sides without leaving any rings uncovered. Each diameter takes a wide range of paella pans, because the rings light independently according to the size of the paella you are making that day:

Diameter	No. of rings	Small	Medium	Large	Reference	Recommended paella pans
20 cm	2 rings	8 and 20 cm	-	-	8412595763208	30 · 32 · 34 · 36 · 38 · 40 cm
30 cm	2 rings	15 and 30 cm	-	-	8412595763307	40 · 42 · 46 · 50 · 55 cm
40 cm	3 rings	8 and 20 cm	40 cm	-	8412595763406	34 · 36 · 38 · 40 · 55 · 60 · 65 cm
50 cm	3 rings	15 and 30 cm	50 cm	-	8412595763505	42 · 46 · 50 · 55 · 65 · 70 · 75 · 80 cm
60 cm	4 rings	8 and 20 cm	40 cm	60 cm	8412595763604	34 · 36 · 38 · 40 · 55 · 60 · 65 · 80 · 85 · 90 cm
70 cm	4 rings	15 and 30 cm	50 cm	70 cm	8412595763703	42 · 46 · 50 · 55 · 70 · 80 · 100 cm
Indicative data taken from the manufacturer's catalogue

Sizes not shown in the list fall in the gap between the burner rings and are not recommended by the manufacturer.

With natural gas it is best to choose a smaller pan than the one shown in this table, because the burner delivers less power than with butane or propane.

The recommended paella pan sizes are approximate: other sizes can be used. If you are looking for a matching pan, the Garcima polished Valencian paella pan is the classic companion, and in the paella burner and pan kits you will find sets that are already matched.

Made by Garcima in Valencia

They are made by Garcima, a prestigious Valencian manufacturer of paella pans, paella burners and other traditional utensils, recognised worldwide.

Frequently asked questions about the Garcima professional paella gas burner

Can this paella burner be used indoors?

Yes. Thanks to the thermocouple safety valve it is approved under the European standards UNE EN 203-1 and EN 203-1/A1 for indoor use, something that paella burners without a thermocouple do not meet.

What is the thermocouple valve and what is it for?

It is a safety device that automatically cuts off the gas supply if it detects that there is no combustion at the burners, for example if the wind blows out the flame.

Does it run on butane, propane or natural gas?

All three. As standard it runs on butane and propane; if you need it for natural gas, state this on your order along with the destination country.

Which burner diameter do I need for my paella pan?

Check the sizing table: for example, the 40 cm model with 3 rings takes paella pans from 28 to 70 cm, and the 70 cm model with 4 rings goes up to 100 cm pans.

In our paella burners section you will also find the professional classic round-tube paella burners with thermocouple valves, as well as the full Garcima catalogue.

Technical details

Reference 8412595763208

Data sheet

Model / series:: +Gas
Made in:: Valencia, Spain
Guarantee:: 3 years
Diameter:: de 20 a 70 cm
Certifications:: CE
Regulation (EU) 2016/426
Availability:: Limited stock. Please check availability.
Brand:: Garcima

Specific References

ean13: 8412595763208

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Paellero

17/07/2025

MTomic

Excelente producto!!!

Pinta bien

16/05/2025

Jose

A falta de probar tiene buenos acabados.

17/11/2021

Salvador

Entrega rápida y muy buena atención al cliente recomiendo esta web

30/09/2021

Sergio

Buena relación calidad precio, buen diseño, fácil de usar, es lo que buscaba.

29/05/2021

Jorge

Robusto y de buena calidad.

30/08/2019

IJOSE

Magnifico paellero, ya teniootro anterior, pero éste es muy superior

26/07/2019

Francisco José

Guau

13/04/2019

Santiago

Es profesional porque tiene termopar y cumple la normativa.

21/04/2018

Javier

Genial, responde a mis expectativas

25/11/2017

DAVID

MUY BUENA.TODO PERFECTO.

17/11/2017

CARLOS

Producto en perfecto estado, sin duda un sitio de confianza.

16/03/2017

Aleksii

Muy bueno. Es lo que me esperaba.

06/02/2017

Elena

Buen producto, pequeño, manejable y fácil de utilizar

27/10/2016

MARIA ELENA

Producto de calidad. Buen acabado. Seguro con el termopar en caso de apagarse la llama. Arranco al primer encendido.

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Antonio Molina Ruiz	Question: The 40 cm flat one with a thermocouple — can a piezoelectric ignition be fitted to it? If so, how much would the burner come to?
	Answer: Good morning. Neither the manufacturer nor we can modify the paella burner; besides, it would void the guarantee and the certification.

German Casallas	Question: What is the natural gas consumption in BTU or kW of the 40 cm paella pan?
	Answer: The estimated consumption of the L40 paella gas burner with G-20 gas at a pressure of 20 mbar is 1.42 m³/h; however, this is just a guideline figure since, as you know, the power required when making paella changes and can therefore vary a great deal.

Óscar	Question: What type of gas connection does it have??
	Answer: These paella gas burners are fitted with one connector or another depending on the type of gas you buy it for. There are even connectors available for other countries if you're going to use it abroad. Please state clearly the type of gas and the country where the burner will be used.

Carlos	Question: Good morning, I was interested in the 60 paella gas burner for indoor use — what type of gas cylinder and regulator would I need? I've read somewhere that two cylinders are recommended for this model, is that right? Many thanks for your help
	Answer: With the 60 cm paella gas burner it is preferable to use 2 cylinders, because the rapid demand for gas when you are cooking the paella with the flame at full can cause the cylinder to cool down, the gas to liquefy and the burner to go out, especially if you cook the paella with butane rather than propane.

javier	Question: With the 40 cm professional flat paella burner, which regulator valve do you recommend? For 65 cm paellas, would this be the right burner? Thanks!
	Answer: Yes, for 65 cm paella pans it will work well, and the 50 cm one even better. It can work well with a 50 mbar valve.

Jose	Question: Do you have a 15 paella burner with a thermocouple?
	Answer: No, one that small doesn't exist; the minimum is 20 cm.

Peter Giesbers	Question: Do you also have a classic version (with a round tube) with a thermocouple? 20 or 30 cm. Another question: what is the distance from the burner to the regulator?
	Answer: Good morning. Yes, here it is: paella burner with thermocouple The distance depends on the size of the paella burner. Kind regards.

David	Question: Good morning, I've bought a Garcima paella gas burner with two rings (20 and 40 cm). The thing is I want to use it inside a fireplace located in a basement. The fireplace is fully working; I'm not sure whether you'd recommend using a paella burner with a thermocouple. My other question is that in this fireplace I can fit a paella pan of 60 cm maximum total external diameter. Is the double burner of 20 and 40 cm suitable?
	Answer: Hi David. The thermocouple is a safety system and as such is never a bad idea. If the flame were to go out and no one noticed to turn off the gas, what the thermocouple does is automatically cut off the gas supply, so the room doesn't fill with gas. As for the pan size, a 40 cm flat paella burner is perfect for the 60 cm paella pan. Kind regards.

FRANCISCO	Question: Does this regulator work for a 50 cm flat paella burner?
	Answer: Hello Francisco. Yes, this is the right one. Kind regards.

Joseba	Question: Do you have the 40 cm flat model with thermocouple in stock? Regards
	Answer: Hello Joseba. Yes, we have it in stock. Kind regards.

Carlos	Question: I'm going to buy a 40 cm Garcima flat paella burner. Can I fit this 50 g regulator? What difference would there be between using a 30 g one and a 50 g one?
	Answer: Hello Carlos, with the 50 mbar one you notice a little more power; however, the 30 mbar one is preferable for a 40 cm paella burner. Best wishes.

José	Question: I'd like you to recommend a burner for a pan with a 32 cm base. According to what it says, the model 30 is for a pan with a 36 cm base, so the pan I have is four centimetres smaller than the recommended one; I don't know whether that's dangerous or inadvisable. I'm torn between the models with a 20 or 30 ring, and I'd also like to know whether the 20 one has gas regulation. I'd also use it with a griddle 42 cm in diameter; would the 20 diameter burner work for the griddle? According to what it says, the maximum griddle size for the 20 burner is 40 cm, and my griddle is two centimetres bigger. If I can use either of the two, which uses more gas: the 20 making a paella with a paella pan that's almost the biggest size the burner accepts (I imagine I'll have to set it to full gas output), or the 30 set to minimum? Many thanks for your reply.
	Answer: Hello Jose, if it's the flat paella burner it has to be the 20 cm one; if it's a classic round-tube paella burner, the 30 cm could work for you. All the paella burners have a tap to regulate the gas flow. For the 42 cm griddle, the 30 cm flat paella burner or the classic 40 cm round-tube one suits it very well. The larger the paella burner, the more gas it uses, as it has more flames. For what you describe, we think the Flames T-380 outdoor paella burner is the one that can best adapt to everything; you'll find it on our website. Best wishes.

Lázaro urquiola	Question: My friend lives in Miami, how can I get your products, for example a 50 cm 3-ring burner and its accessories?
	Answer: Hello Lazaro, send us an email with the destination address and we'll prepare a delivery quote for you. Best wishes.

Dan	Question: Good morning. 1 - For a 50 cm diameter stockpot, would the 8412595763406 burner (40 cm, 3 burners) be too big? I don't want the flames to come up over the rim of the pot, and I'm torn between the 30 cm and the 40 cm. 2 - Can they be used with propane at 50 mbar? Many thanks.
	Answer: Hello Dan, on flat paella gas burners the flames come out from the side of the tube, covering a larger area. That's why the 40 cm flat burner would be a bit tight for you, and at full power the flame may spill a little over the rim of the pot. For this pot the burner that would suit you best is the Flames TT-380, which you can also find in this online shop. As for the flow, all Garcima butane/propane paella gas burners can be used with propane at 30 mbar and 50 mbar; however, Flames also makes a burner with the jets set up solely for propane at 50 mbar, which gives you better performance. Best wishes.

Leandro	Question: Hi, for the flat 60 gas paella burner, butane or propane, which regulator do I need, and do you have short legs for a worktop? Thanks
	Answer: Hello Leandro, if you use it with butane it's advisable to use 2 cylinders, so you'll need two 50 mbar regulators. On our website you can find a kit with 2 regulators, the hose and the clamps you need. Kind regards.

Eloy Gallego Lopez	Question: For a 60 cm flat paella gas burner, is one butane bottle with a 50 g regulator enough? Many thanks
	Answer: Hello Eloy. It works with one bottle, but it performs better with 2 bottles. Kind regards.

Joaquín	Question: Good morning: Flat burner d=30, 2 burners, ref. 8412595763307, €49.16 Question: does it have a minimum regulator, that is, as we turn the gas tap to the left, the flame grows to a maximum and then starts to come down to a minimum, with a stop, ensuring it doesn't go out? Thanks
	Answer: Hello Joaquin, that's right — the flat paella gas burner has a valve with a minimum and a maximum, and in between the flame increases/decreases. Kind regards.