Anyone use a "Wok-block" from concord-cookware?

[Pandaconda]

Looking to get one of these and was wondering if anyone has used it before? Can I use it for regular pots as well when not using a wok?

https://concord-cookware.com/collections/burner/products/the-wok-block

[58limited]

I don't have that exact burner but I have this Concord model which can put out up to 270,000 BTU. Works great even with my 30" plowdisk wok.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09PX7DD26?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_ti tle_1&th=1

[58limited]

Pandaconda It adjusts using the propane tank regulator. I can get it pretty low for simmering, that is why I like this burner, very versatile. It comes with a wok ring for round bottomed woks.

[Murdy]

On full blast, how long does it take to go through a propane tank? 20 minutes?

[58limited]

I rarely run at full blast. When using for my plow disk wok and my KFC fryer the tank lasts a lot longer than that. Probably the fastest I've used up my tank was with the chile roaster that I used for Hatch chilies last year - I ran the roaster at full blast 6 or 8 times, about 10-15 minutes each time, on one tank.

[WI Bubba]

I'm not sure if the jet configuration is going to be compatible with regular pans or not, but as Harry Soo says, a btu is a btu. It will get a pan hot, but not sure what kind of control you will have after that. But I would still get it if it was only for wok cooking. Having a high output burner is game changing for wok cooking.