Omcan 48" Gas Countertop Radiant Charbroiler - 160,000 BTU - 43729
Elevate your grilling game with four powerful burners that bring the heat to your kitchen. Crafted with sleek stainless steel for durability and a touch of sophistication, this char-broiler is designed to impress.
Featuring heavy-duty cast iron grilling grates and large, robust dial controls, you have the freedom to create culinary delights with ease. Enjoy the flexibility of manually controlled independent cooking zones, enabling precise grilling tailored to your desires. The stainless steel burners and burner manual valves ensure a seamless cooking experience.
Cleanup is a breeze with the removable full-width waste tray, and stability is guaranteed with heavy-duty adjustable feet. Connect effortlessly with the 3/4″ rear gas connection. It's time to revolutionize your grilling experience!
What Our Experts Think
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Four burners delivering 160,000 BTU provide exceptional heat for even, high-capacity grilling.
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48" wide cooking surface ideal for handling multiple orders simultaneously.
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Constructed from durable stainless steel for longevity and easy cleaning.
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Radiant heating system ensures consistent temperatures and efficient fuel use.
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Perfect for restaurants, steakhouses, and catering operations demanding performance and style.
Q&A
Q: Can this unit handle high-volume grilling?
A: Absolutely — its four powerful burners make it ideal for continuous commercial use.
Q: Are the grates removable for cleaning?
A: Yes, the heavy-duty grates can be easily removed for thorough cleaning.
Q: What type of gas connection does it use?
A: It comes set for natural gas, with conversion options available for propane.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean grates and drip trays daily to prevent grease buildup.
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Inspect burners weekly for blockages or uneven flames.
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Wipe stainless surfaces with a non-abrasive cleaner after each use.
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Check gas hoses and fittings regularly for leaks or wear.
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Season cast iron components occasionally to maintain performance and prevent rust.
