Atosa CookRite Stainless Steel Gas Wok Range 16" Ring 110,000 BTU - ATW-16

The Atosa ATW-16 is a single-bowl, freestanding commercial gas wok range from the CookRite line. It is built for restaurants and commissaries that run a dedicated stir-fry station. A single duck jet burner is rated at 110,000 BTU/h under a 16" wok ring. The unit measures 17-7/8" wide, 24-3/8" deep and 34-1/8" high, has stainless steel construction, and stands on adjustable 14.5" stainless steel legs. It comes in natural gas (ATW-16-NG) or liquid propane (ATW-16-LP) versions. East Bay Restaurant Supply ships this model with free shipping.

Key features

• Single duck jet burner rated at 110,000 BTU/h on natural gas and on liquid propane
• 16" wok ring with a 16" diameter cooking area
• Adjustable gas valve for manual flame control
• Standing pilot for ignition of the main burner
• Stainless steel construction
• Adjustable 14.5" stainless steel legs for leveling on uneven floors
• Footprint of 17-7/8" wide by 24-3/8" deep fits a narrow spot on the cook line
• Comes in natural gas (5" W.C.) or liquid propane (10" W.C.) versions
• cETLus listed for gas safety and ETL Sanitation listed to NSF/ANSI Standard 4

Atosa ATW-16 specifications

Brand	Atosa (CookRite line)
Model number	ATW-16 (ATW-16-NG natural gas, ATW-16-LP liquid propane)
Product type	Gas wok range, single bowl, freestanding
Wok ring size	16"
Cooking area diameter	16"
Burner type	Duck jet
Number of burners	1
Burner output	110,000 BTU/h
Gas type	Natural gas or liquid propane (choose when ordering)
Gas pressure, natural gas	5" W.C.
Gas pressure, liquid propane	10" W.C.
Ignition	Standing pilot
Controls	Adjustable gas valve
Exterior width	17-7/8"
Exterior depth	24-3/8"
Overall height	34-1/8"
Leg height	14.5", adjustable stainless steel
Construction	Stainless steel
Net weight	79 lb
Shipping weight	94 lb
Certifications	cETLus (conforms to ANSI Z83.11, certified to CSA 1.8), ETL Sanitation (conforms to NSF/ANSI 4)
Warranty	1 year parts and labor from date of shipment from Atosa

Frequently asked questions

What gas supply does the Atosa ATW-16 need?

The ATW-16 runs on natural gas or liquid propane, and you choose the version when ordering. The ATW-16-NG is rated at 5" W.C. and the ATW-16-LP at 10" W.C., and both are rated at 110,000 BTU/h. Order the version that matches your building's gas supply. Have a qualified gas installer connect the unit under a commercial exhaust hood in line with local code.

How big a wok does the ATW-16 take?

The ATW-16 has a 16" wok ring with a 16" diameter cooking area, sized for large round-bottom commercial woks. If your woks are smaller, look at the 13" ring ATW-13.

Will the ATW-16 fit through a standard doorway?

Yes. The unit is 24-3/8" deep and 17-7/8" wide, so it passes easily through a 36" doorway. At 34-1/8" tall overall, it is far shorter than an 80" door opening.

What is the difference between the ATW-16 and the ATW-13?

The ATW-16 has a 16" wok ring and a 110,000 BTU/h burner. The ATW-13 has a 13" ring and a 95,000 BTU/h burner. Both are 17-7/8" wide by 24-3/8" deep with the same duck jet burner, standing pilot and 14.5" legs. The ATW-13 is 34" tall with a net weight of 77 lb, and the ATW-16 is 34-1/8" tall with a net weight of 79 lb.

What certifications does the ATW-16 have?

The ATW-16 carries the cETLus mark and the ETL Sanitation mark. cETLus means the unit has been tested to US and Canadian safety standards for gas food service equipment (ANSI Z83.11 and CSA 1.8). ETL Sanitation means it conforms to NSF/ANSI Standard 4 for commercial cooking equipment, which health inspectors look for.

What warranty comes with the ATW-16?

Atosa covers the ATW-16 with a 1 year parts and labor warranty that starts on the date the unit ships from Atosa. Labor covers standard straight-time rates and reasonable travel time, and claims go directly to Atosa with the model number, serial number and proof of purchase. The warranty covers only the original purchaser and cannot be transferred. It does not cover damage from alteration, neglect, abuse, misuse, accident, damage during transit or installation, fire, flood or acts of God.

How is the heat controlled on the ATW-16?

You control the heat by hand with an adjustable gas valve that sets the duck jet burner's flame from low to the full 110,000 BTU/h. A standing pilot stays lit to light the main burner.

Does it ship free, and how is it delivered?

Yes, this model ships free. It ships on a pallet by freight truck. A lift gate fee applies to large items like this one if you don't have a loading dock and is calculated at checkout.