The TMDCL24 is one of Toastmaster’s high quality gas lava rock broilers. It comes with one bag of lava rock for every 12 inch section and a ¾ inch rear gas connection and a gas pressure regulator are also included. This charbroiler has two cooking grates that can leave a ¼ inch or 1/8 inch brand. The narrow grates have a grease chute to drain the grease to the grease drawer for easy cleaning. These cast iron grates are each heated by a separate burner that is controlled by its own mounted knob. The burners in this restaurant broiler are U shaped and each is serviced by a separate standing pilot ignition system. The area over the burners is covered by a stainless steel radiant to provide excellent heat distribution and the burners use a total of 70,000 BTUs per hour on natural gas and 60,000 BTUs per hour on propane gas.
This Toastmaster gas lava rock charbroiler is 24 inches in width, 25 ½ inches in depth, and 27 inches in height. It features four inch adjustable legs and a full crumb drawer for a hassle free clean up. The front and the top rail of this industrial broiler is stainless steel and the rear and sides are composed of aluminized steel. This stainless steel should be cleaned regularly with a cleaner that is free of quaternary salts and chlorides and the cooking grates must be cleaned with a stiff wire brush after every use. A commercial flex hose is required but there are no electrical requirements. This charbroiler is intended for commercial use only and is backed by a one-year warranty on parts and labor. This gas broiler must be in a non-combustible, well-ventilated area and you should check with your local sanitary and fire codes before installing it. To stop your food from sticking when cooking with your gas lava rock broiler, preheat the cooking grates before every use and dip the food products into seasoned oil.
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