Make room for everyday grilling and relaxed outdoor entertaining with the 36-inch American Outdoor Grill L-Series. The current-generation grill combines a 648-square-inch primary cooking surface with 3 stainless steel main burners and a dedicated rotisserie backburner.
Factory specifications below apply to AOG36LN (natural gas) and AOG36LP (propane) grill heads. Before ordering a colored option, confirm the complete grill model, fuel setup and included panels. An AO-36L color-panel code identifies an accessory panel, not a complete fuel-specific grill.
- 648 square inches of primary cooking area
- 304 stainless steel construction with stainless steel cooking grids and vaporizer panels
- Flame Thrower piezo ignition for lighting the main burners without batteries or an electrical connection
- Dedicated 12,000-BTU rotisserie backburner; interior halogen lighting and multi-color LED control lighting. The L-Series lighting system requires 120V AC power
- Spring-assisted oven hood with analog thermometer
- Removable drip tray for routine cleanup
Specifications
- Factory grill-head models: AOG36LN (natural gas) / AOG36LP (propane)
- Main burners: 3; combined primary output: 50,000 BTU per hour
- Primary cooking area: 648 square inches
- Backburner output: 12,000 BTU per hour
- Electrical supply for the L-Series lighting system: 120V AC
Dimensions and Installation
- Grill-head maximum width: 40 1/8 inches
- Grill-head maximum depth: 25 7/8 inches
- Height measured from the bottom of the mounting hanger to the top of the lid: 14 inches closed; 22 1/4 inches open
- Basic cutout in a non-combustible enclosure: 36 3/4 inches wide × 19 1/2 inches deep × 8 1/2 inches high
- Front-panel cutout width where a counter overhang is present: 40 3/4 inches
The nominal 36-inch size describes the grill class, not the appliance's outside width. Follow the correct grill manual for countertop details, ventilation, clearances and service access. Combustible enclosures require the specified insulating liner and different cutout dimensions. Have the actual unit and a qualified installer confirm the installation before fabrication.
