RCS Burners

Start by deciding how much cooking capacity you need. A single side burner, like the RCS Cutlass RSB1 with 12,000 BTU, is great for simmering sauces, sides, and small batches. The RCS Premier L Series Double Side Burner adds 24,000 BTU and two cooking zones, so you can run multiple dishes at once.

Next, confirm your fuel type and cutout. These are built-in burners, so you will need to match the burner to your fuel supply (natural gas or propane) and cut an opening that fits the unit. Always check the exact cutout dimensions on the product page and leave proper clearance and ventilation around the burner.

Finally, look at the build quality. RCS burners are built from heavy-duty stainless steel that holds up to outdoor conditions, and features like LED-lit control knobs make them easy to use after dark, giving you durable, professional-grade performance season after season.