Coyote 50" Combo Built-In Grill - C3CO50
Overall Dimensions: 25 3/8" H x 50" W x 25 1/2" D
Cutout Dimensions: 10 1/4" H x 47 3/4" W x 20 1/2" D
Features & Benefits
- Gas Grill: Infinity Burners
- Gas Flat Top: UBurners
- Newly redesigned end cap and handle
Options & Accessories
- Gray Cover for 50" Built-In Gas Grills (CCVR50-BIG)
- 2 Pack of Island Vent Covers (COYVENT)
- Smoker Box (CSBX)
Specifications
- Gas Burner: 2
- Gas Burner Total BTU's: 40000
- Power (V): 120
- Number of Hamburgers at One Time: 36
- Main Grilling Area (Sq. In,): 847
- Secondary Grilling Area (Sq. In,): 353
- Exterior Material: stainless-steel
- Exterior Material Grade: 304
- Heating Grid Material: Ceramic Briquettes
- Cooking Grate Material: stainless-steel
- Heat Zone Separators: Flame Thrower
- Safety Valve / Thermocouple: No
- Grill Lights: Interior
- Spring Assisted Hood: No
- Thermometer: Analog
- Includes Smoker Box: Available
Downloads
C3CO50-Install Guide
C3CO50-Manual
What Our Experts Think
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Generous 50″ wide built-in grill offering expansive cooking area for large outdoor kitchens
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Heavy-gauge stainless steel construction ensures durability and all-weather reliability
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Powerful burners deliver even heat and high-performance searing across the full surface
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Combo design adds versatility—ideal for grilling, roasting, and accommodating larger gatherings
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Seamless built-in integration for a sleek, high-end outdoor kitchen aesthetic
Q&A
Q: What is the width of the cooking surface?
A: Approximately 50″ wide, providing ample space for simultaneous cooking tasks.
Q: Is this grill designed for built-in installation only?
A: Yes — it’s intended to be mounted into outdoor kitchen cabinetry or island framing.
Q: What materials are used in its construction?
A: Built with premium stainless steel components for weather-resistance and lasting performance.
Q: What does the “Combo” in its name indicate?
A: It signals extra features beyond a standard built-in grill—typically added capacity or multi-function cooking zones.
Q: Can it handle both high-heat grilling and slower cooking methods?
A: Yes — it’s engineered for searing, roasting, and larger-scale cooking with consistent heat control.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean cooking grates after each use to avoid buildup and maintain searing performance
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Wipe down the stainless exterior using mild soap and water; avoid abrasive pads or harsh chemicals
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Inspect burner ports periodically and remove any blockage to ensure even flame distribution
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Cover the grill when it’s not in use to shield from weather and preserve finish
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Check mounting hardware annually to ensure built-in installation remains secure and aligned
