The Renaissance Cooking Systems - 32" Premier Series Portable Grill
Check out the value-priced, Premier Series stainless steel BBQ grills. Now you can have a high quality RCS product at an economical price. Be the envy of your friends and neighbors while enjoying one of these stainless steel grills. The Premier Series Grills feature stainless steel tube burners, sure strike ignition with backup manual flash tubes, cross-over tubes between burners, full width slide-out drip tray, stainless steel warming rack, briquette flavor grids, solid stainless steel cooking grids, and over sized easy-turn control knobs. An infrared searing burner upgrade is also available! All of these features are packed into a grill with a powerful cooking system and an immense cooking surface. The fuel type is field convertible for future changes.
- Model Number: RJC32A CK
- RJC32A Grill Included
- RJCLC Portable Cart Included (assembly required)
- Premium Grade Stainless Steel Housing
- Main Cooking Surface: 30 1/4" wide X 18" deep
- Solid Stainless Steel Cooking Grids & Warming Rack
- 710 Total Sq. In. Cooking Area
- 4 Stainless Tubular Burners = 48,000 BTU's
- 1 Ceramic Infrared Back Burner = 12,000 BTU's
- Total BTU's: 60,000 BTU"s
- Sure-Strike Ignition with Manual Flash Tubes
- Over Sized Easy Turn Control Knobs
- Full Width Slide-Out Drip Tray
- 4 Briquette Flavor Grids
- Fuel Type is Convertible - NG/LP
- 15 Year Warranty on ALL PARTS
- Natural Gas Models Include Quick Disconnect Hose Kit
- Propane Gas Models Includes a Hose & Regulator for 20lb Tank (tank not included)
Grill Hood Clearance: 25"
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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