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Where to buy needle valves audger is correct about needle valves... we use them on our multi-jet systems also and they work excellent

Needle valves are far superior to ball valves for controlling gas.

or change how they're mounted

Using 1/2" line at the stand with good needle valves gets you plenty of heat/flame.

The control panel is for this system There are 4 KLD 3-way motorized ball valves, 3 March 815-PL-C pumps, ERIMS and Aeration system. A BCS 460 was used due to lack of availability of the 462. Thus there are more relays plus a rotary switch. The pumps are tied to 5 second time delay relays...

You have the burner under the mash tun and a pump,if need be you can recirculate during mash.

Unless you're not chilling in the Bk

If the shroud sits below the supports rotated 45 degrees, there will be a gap of 2" everywhere the shroud is on a diagonal. The OPs frame design is not optimal and another option would be to lift the kettle like you suggested. Either will work. The former requires less work/parts.

Dropping below the frame will give the burner the necessary gap. I know, I designed them.

sorry... 45 degrees

I made a complete mess of Rich's stand to be sure. Unfortunately, we are at an impasse at how to resolve our differences.

The stand is 74" long and 22" deep. Large enough for 1 BBL.

10" cast iron propane burner and a good frame design, better have everything you need than be a little unsafe. I'm not up on the latest models and deals, someone else will chime in for sure.

due to the size of your frame tube, your best choice is to rotate the shrouds 90 degrees, that is the way we designed them to be mounted. Note the gap at the top...

You installed in such away as to not allow oxygen.

You never stated your kettle size. That will help in determining the size of the burner.

120V 1500W ULWD is plenty. The sensor is 1/2" NPT

Actually, I am a big proponent of electric RIMS. for a 3 BBL, a 2" Tube (BrewersHardware or Stout Tanks) with a 2K Watt element would be my preference. Why cut a hole in a kettle not needed? You can do your step mashes and I believe the RIMS tubes to be more accurate and controllable. Oh, you...

Regulators that have an orifice attached are typically 1/8". With pipe, the size 1/8" - 1/4" etc. refers to the inside diameter of the pipe and not the outside diameter.