Like the 30-In. Self-Clean Range, Capital Cooking's CGSR362B2-L Culinarian Series 36-In. Self-Clean Liquid Propane Gas Oven Range with 4 Burners and 12-In. BBQ Grill is a powerful range with number of features that ensure its perfection in any kitchen. With four burners that provide a range of temperatures from a True Simmer of 145° to the massive output of 25,000 BTUs, and a 12-In.
- Culinarian Series range with four 25,000 BTU open burners; One 8,000 BTU small pan burner
- Powerful 18,000 BTU 12-In. barbecue grill with restaurant-quality, porcelain-coated, cast-iron grates and grease gutters (includes stainless steel grill cover)
- Burners are capable of temperatures as low as 145° to provide a delicate simmer
- EZ-Glides full extension removable drip tray mounted on ball bearing rails
- Stay-Cool , die-cast, chrome-plated, metal knobs (optional Cabernet Red knobs sold separately)
- Auto-ignition/re-ignition on all open top burners
- Moto-Rotis motorized rotisserie system
- Flex-Roll oven racks for smooth operation
- 30,000 BTU, self-clean, convection oven; 18,000 BTU infrared broiler in oven
- Oven capacity: 4.6 cubic feet
- Oven modes: Bake, broil, convection bake, convection broil, convection rotisserie and self-clean
- Heavy-duty cast stainless steel rotisserie prongs and spit rod
- Adjustable rear casters and front legs for easy installation and leveling
- 40-watt bright oven lights
- 5 rack positions with 3 racks provided
- Extra large viewing window
- Liquid propane fueled
- Hybrid radiants with ceramic rods encased in stainless steel sheet metal
- Titanium speck porcelain oven interior
- This model includes 4 burners and 12-In. grill
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