Summerset
Summerset TRL Pro 32-Inch 3-Burner Built-In Gas Grill
Summerset's flagship built-in, and the current name for what used to be the plain TRL line. Three 20,000 BTU #304 U-tube burners make 60,000 BTU, plus a 15,000 BTU infrared back burner that ships with a 40 lb-capacity motor rotisserie kit included rather than optional. The standout feature is the bezel lighting: the LED ring around each knob shifts white to red to show whether that burner is actually lit, which is the kind of thing you only appreciate after leaving a burner running. Price is the BUILT-IN HEAD ONLY (TRLPRO32) at BBQGuys; the matching cart is a separate Summerset SKU.
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Specifications
Features
Pros
- ✓Rotisserie kit and a 40 lb motor are included — Bull, Blaze and Napoleon all charge separately for this
- ✓White-to-red bezel lighting is a genuinely useful safety cue that no competitor here offers
- ✓20,000 BTU per burner ties the Coyote SL-Series for the highest per-burner output short of the luxury brands
- ✓Full #304 stainless construction, a step up from the #443 body on the Sizzler below it
- ✓Easy-clean briquette system spreads heat more evenly than sheet-metal flame tamers
- ✓Gold Standard lifetime warranty with non-prorated parts
Cons
- ✗Only three burners across 32 inches, so zone control is coarser than a four-burner Blaze at lower cost
- ✗535 sq in of main grate is actually less usable space than the cheaper Sizzler's four-burner layout
- ✗The infrared sear burner is still a separate drop-in accessory at a $3,200 price
- ✗Dealer-only pricing means the street price swings by several hundred dollars depending on who you buy from
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