Coyote Burners

What types of Coyote burners are available?

Coyote builds three built-in burners plus a replacement part. The 12-inch single side burner C3SB puts out 12,000 BTUs, the 12-inch double side burner C3DB runs two burners at 24,000 BTUs combined, and the 24-inch power burner C3PB reaches 30,000 BTUs. A cast stainless Infinity replacement burner is also stocked.

What is the difference between a Coyote side burner and the Coyote power burner?

A Coyote side burner is a 12-inch unit for sauces, sides and small pots, rated at 12,000 BTUs single or 24,000 BTUs double. The 24-inch power burner C3PB steps up to 30,000 BTUs over a larger footprint, which is what you want for boiling, deep frying and large-batch cooking.

Should I choose a single or double Coyote side burner?

Choose the Coyote 12-inch single side burner if you mostly simmer sauces or warm one side dish, and the 12-inch double side burner if you want two independently controlled burners running at once. Both use the same 12-inch width, so the decision is about cooking capacity rather than the space they take in your island.

Do Coyote burners come in natural gas or propane?

Every Coyote burner is available in natural gas and propane versions, identified by the model suffix. Confirm which fuel supply your outdoor kitchen runs before ordering and select the matching model rather than planning to convert later. The correct configuration is listed on each Coyote burner product page.

What cutout size do I need for a Coyote burner?

Coyote side burners are 12 inches wide and the Coyote power burner is 24 inches, but the finished cutout is not the same as the unit width. Check the exact cutout dimensions listed on the product page and leave the specified clearance for ventilation before you frame the opening in your island.

Can I replace the burner in my Coyote CL or SL grill?

Yes. Coyote stocks the Infinity replacement burner for CL-Series and SL-Series grills, a 20,000 BTU cast stainless steel unit. Cast stainless burners are the part that wears first on a heavily used grill, so replacing one is a straightforward way to bring an older Coyote grill back to full output.