Arc Lite
Gozney
The smallest Arc: 12-inch stone, the same lateral burner as its bigger siblings, and the lightest build in Gozney's gas lineup at 12 kg. Single-layer insulation and no thermometer trade heat retention and feedback for compactness — but at $350-400 it's the cheapest door into the Arc family.
- Max temp
- 500°C in 20 min
- Placement
- OutdoorGas
- Rating
- -
How this oven bakes
The shell holds heat. You still have to turn. The flame sits to one side, not over the pie.
Wait about 2 min between pies. Launching on a spent stone is how the second pizza comes out pale.
Trust an IR gun on the stone, not the air or a door thermometer. Mouth readings lie.
Specifications
- Temperature range
- 250°C – 500°C
- Inner size
- 32 cm × 35 cm
- Weight
- 12 kg
Pros
- Lightest gas oven Gozney makes — 12 kg, genuinely one-hand carry, balcony-friendly footprint
- Same lateral flame system as the Arc line at roughly half the Arc's price
- Compact 12-inch chamber reaches 500°C — same ceiling as the rest of the range
Cons
- 12mm stone on single-layer insulation cools fastest in the lineup — expect the longest recovery between pies
- No thermometer at all — budget an IR gun or fly blind
- 12-inch floor only — no upgrade path within the model
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Gozney Arc Lite is a Portable gas oven, reaching up to 500°C, outdoor, powered by gas, weighing 12kg, fitting 1 pizzas, and heating up in 20 minutes. The smallest Arc: 12-inch stone, the same lateral burner as its bigger siblings, and the lightest build in Gozney's gas lineup at 12 kg. Single-layer insulation and no thermometer trade heat retention and feedback for compactness — but at $350-400 it's the cheapest door into the Arc family. Pros: lightest gas oven gozney makes — 12 kg, genuinely one-hand carry, balcony-friendly footprint, same lateral flame system as the arc line at roughly half the arc's price, compact 12-inch chamber reaches 500°c — same ceiling as the rest of the range. Cons: 12mm stone on single-layer insulation cools fastest in the lineup — expect the longest recovery between pies, no thermometer at all — budget an ir gun or fly blind, 12-inch floor only — no upgrade path within the model.
- The shell holds heat. You still have to turn. The flame sits to one side, not over the pie.
- Wait about 2 min between pies. Launching on a spent stone is how the second pizza comes out pale.
- Trust an IR gun on the stone, not the air or a door thermometer. Mouth readings lie.
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