The countertop gas griddle is a heavy-duty appliance with a cooking surface measuring 70-7/8" W x 23" D. It features a 1" thick smooth steel griddle plate and snap action thermostatic controls. The griddle also has piezo pilot igniters and a 4" deep front grease trough. The front, sides, and back of the griddle are made of stainless steel. It has 4" adjustable feet for stability. The griddle has a BTU rating of 168,000 and is CSA and NSF certified. Standard features of the griddle include 4" stainless steel adjustable legs, a stainless steel front, sides, and back, and a piezo pilot ignition system. The griddle plate is 1" thick and made of polished steel. It has a 23" depth with a 4" wide grease trough. The griddle also has a stainless steel front rail with a 4" depth and a 3 1/2" top work surface. The griddle is equipped with one burner and control for every 12" linear width of the griddle surface. It has a 3/4" NPT gas regulator with a "T" gas manifold connection for rear or flush mount gas connections. Optional features include a chrome or half-grooved griddle plate, a stainless steel stand with holding shelves, adjustable feet, and casters, and electric spark ignition. The griddle can also be ordered with a removable stainless steel attachment condiment rail and a stainless steel skirt for counter surface mounting. The griddle is designed for side-by-side matching with other models in the product line. It comes in various widths, heights, and depths. Each burner is individually controlled with a hi-lo valve or thermostat temperature control. The griddle plate is 1" thick and made of polished steel with a 4" wide grease trough. The griddle is made of stainless steel and comes with a large capacity stainless steel grease tray. It is suitable for use with natural or propane gas. Please note that this griddle is intended for commercial use only and is not approved or authorized for home or residential use. Garland/U.S. Range will only provide service, warranty, maintenance, or support for commercial applications.
