RCS Cart Grills

What sizes do RCS cart grills come in?

RCS cart grills run from 26 to 42 inches wide, covering 26, 30, 32, 38, 40 and 42-inch models. The 26-inch Premier is the compact end for small patios and balconies, while the 42-inch Cutlass Pro is the largest freestanding RCS grill. Each ships on a rolling cart with storage below.

How many burners and BTUs do RCS cart grills have?

RCS cart grills carry three to five burners with output from 36,000 to 72,000 BTUs. The 26-inch Premier runs three burners at 36,000 BTUs, the 32-inch Premier steps to four burners at 48,000 BTUs over 710 square inches, and the 40-inch Premier RJC40A tops the range at five burners and 72,000 BTUs.

What is the difference between RCS Premier and Cutlass Pro cart grills?

The Premier line is built around convertible fuel and high BTU output, reaching 72,000 BTUs on the 40-inch RJC40A. The Cutlass Pro line adds a ceramic infrared back burner and rotisserie kit on the 30, 38 and 42-inch models, which is what you want for roasting whole cuts and poultry.

Which RCS cart grill is best for rotisserie cooking?

Any RCS Cutlass Pro cart grill will do it. The 30, 38 and 42-inch Cutlass Pro models all include a rotisserie and a ceramic infrared back burner, so the roast turns under indirect radiant heat while the main burners stay off. The 42-inch gives the most spit clearance for large birds and roasts.

What is the smallest RCS cart grill?

The RCS Premier 26-inch is the smallest cart grill in the range, with three burners and 36,000 BTUs on a compact rolling cart. It suits a balcony, a small patio or a second grill station where a 32-inch or larger cart would not fit. Compare the size class in 26-inch cart grills.

Should I buy an RCS cart grill or an RCS built-in?

Choose an RCS cart grill if you want a self-contained station that rolls, needs no island and can be repositioned or taken with you. Choose a drop-in head from RCS built-in grills if you are building an outdoor kitchen and want the grill flush in a finished counter.