Capital Precision 30″ Cart Grill Review
This 3-burner high quality grill is loaded with luxurious features: 304 grade stainless steel construction all the way around, spring assisted hood with seamless welds and internal lights and a built-in hidden rotisserie to name a few. V-shaped cooking grates sizzle BBQ drippings right at the cook surface and channel excess grease away from foods to avoid flare ups. Plenty of power from one W-shaped 25,000 BTU burner, one 25,000 BTU infrared sear burner and a 13,000 BTU infrared rotisserie back burner.
Capital employs hot surface ignition, a heating element that get red hot instantly to fire up the burners. Hot surface ignition operates reliably regardless of exposure to harsh weather and moisture. Small lights at each control knob verify the burners are on. Instead of heat tents, Capital uses ceramic rods encases in a stainless frame. After cooking, flip them over to burn off grease and gunk.
Beautiful execution from the engineering and design team that produced the first stainless steel luxury grills.
Product Information:
- Model:Capital Gas grills
- Item Price:$ 6,000.00
*Price Subject To Change - Made in USA:yes
- Review Method:Looked Closely At It
We have seen this product up close and we have also gathered info from the manufacturer, owners, and other reliable sources. - Primary Function:Grill, Drop Ins
- Burner Type:Sear, Rotisserie
- Fuel:Propane Gas, Natural Gas Capable
- BTU:50,000
- Heat Flux:138.89
Heat Flux is the BTU per square inch and is a more useful measure of how much heat a grill delivers than BTU alone. - Primary Capacity:360 square inches
Mid-Size (about 17 burgers) - Secondary Capacity:125 square inches
Published On: 12/3/2012 Last Modified: 3/17/2021
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