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Canning Product Review

I have been on pins and needles to share this with y'all. I recently purchased a burner which is designed for canners like the pressure and water bath canners. 
I was so excited the first time I used it. Lifts the canner up off of the cooking range, therefore, reducing the stress on your range. We all know that the heat that gets trapped under the regular burners can take a toll on your cook range. This burner helps to relief that heat and stress. 
No! I don't know if you can use it with a gas range. I will provide a link which you can find out. 
Here is the video and the links. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InWQ5szUars&feature=youtu.be
Range Kleen 1020AM7383 Style A Large Canner Element with Chrome Style A Drip Bowl
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Range+Kleen+1020AM7383+Style+A+Large+Canner+Element+with+Chrome+Style+A+Drip+Bowl&i=garden&ref=nb_sb_noss
RangeKleen
https://www.rangekleen.com/

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