Echo 4 Built-in Gas Grill

Kalamazoo K42DB

Features

Three primary burners, 22,250 BTUs each (LP)
Natural gas, bulk liquid propane or 20-pound liquid propane cylinder (with K-DBC42-LVP ventilated base cabinet)
Rotisserie system with infrared burner; motor mounted in chassis
Safety valves for every burner and electronic control bezels with flame sensor LED indicators

Quick Specs

Type: BBQ
Style: Lp Gas
Energy Star Rated: No

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Echo 4 Built-in Gas Grill

Handcrafted stainless steel and expert design combine in our drop-in Echo Gas-Fired Grill. Impressive firepower climbs to 750°F for impressive searing anywhere. Versatile design ensures you get a tailored look with all the performance you've come to expect from Kalamazoo.

Built to order.

Features

Three primary burners, 22,250 BTUs each (LP)
Natural gas, bulk liquid propane or 20-pound liquid propane cylinder (with K-DBC42-LVP ventilated base cabinet)
Rotisserie system with infrared burner; motor mounted in chassis
Safety valves for every burner and electronic control bezels with flame sensor LED indicators
Interior task lighting
Three-position warming rack with stowage
Optional heavy duty laser-cut cooking surfaces
Convenient cleanout system with three, separate, one-inch-deep trays
36" x 22" (792 square inches) of primary grilling surface
K42DB-1-1-NA-LPBLK-M6, K42DB-1-1-NA-LPCYL-M6, K42DB-1-1-NA-NG-M6

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