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Deliver authentic, smoky char-broiled flavor without sacrificing floor space. The American Range AECB-48 Char-Rock Broiler pairs volcanic lava rock, four high-output “H” burners, and rugged cast-iron grates to give you steakhouse quality results on any countertop.
Perfect For
| Model | AECB-48 |
|---|---|
| Gas Type | Natural Gas or Propane (field convertible) |
| Overall Width | 48" / 1,220 mm |
| Depth | 24" / 610 mm |
| Height (with legs) | 13 ¼" / 337 mm |
| Burners | 4 × Cast-Iron “H” Burners |
| Total Output | 140,000 BTU/hr (41.0 kW) |
| Grate Area | 48" W × 24" D |
| Gas Inlet | ¾" NPT (rear) |
| Manifold Pressure | Natural 5.0" W.C. | LP 10.0" W.C. |
High‑Output 44″ Commercial Charbroiler
The American Range AECB‑44 is a 44″ countertop gas char‑rock broiler with four cast‑iron “H” shaped burners delivering around 140,000 BTU total—perfect for consistent, high‑heat grilling in professional settings.
Authentic Char‑Grilled Flavor
Natural volcanic lava rocks produce flames and smoke as juices drip down, adding deep, charbroiled flavor and attractive sear marks to steaks, burgers, chicken, and more.
Versatile & Even Heat Distribution
Individually controlled burners allow zoned heat control across the cooking surface, helping chefs tune temperature for different foods and demand levels.
Commercial‑Grade Construction
Stainless steel front and sides, heavy‑duty reversible cast‑iron grates, and removable grease troughs make this unit both rugged and easy to maintain in busy kitchens.
Easy Maintenance & Cleanup
Grease runners and removable trays help manage drippings and simplify cleaning between shifts, supporting hygiene and uptime in fast‑paced operations.
Q: What is the American Range AECB‑44?
A: The American Range AECB‑44 is a 44″ commercial countertop gas lava‑rock charbroiler, engineered to deliver authentic charbroiled flavor and heavy‑duty performance in professional kitchens.
Q: How much heat output does it deliver?
A: It provides approximately 140,000 BTU total from four cast‑iron “H” shaped burners for consistent grilling across the cooking surface.
Q: What cooking surface technology is used?
A: This model uses natural volcanic lava rocks beneath reversible heavy‑duty cast iron grates that produce searing flames, smoke, and rich grill marks while enhancing charbroiled flavor.
Q: What materials and construction features does it have?
A: Built with a stainless steel front and sides, it’s designed for durability and sanitation in commercial environments, and includes a removable grease trough for easy cleaning.
Q: How is temperature controlled?
A: The unit features manual gas controls with individually controlled burners for flexible heat regulation and precise grilling zones.
Q: What are the dimensions?
A: It measures approximately 44″ W × 24″ D × 13¼″ H, fitting standard commercial kitchen countertops.
Q: Is this charbroiler certified for professional use?
A: Yes — the AECB‑44 is cETLus and ETL‑Sanitation listed and Made in the USA, meeting safety and sanitation standards for foodservice operations.
Q: What kitchens is this best suited for?
A: Ideal for restaurants, steakhouses, catering kitchens, and cafeterias that need reliable, heavy‑duty charbroiling with rich flavor and easy cleaning.
Brush and clean top grates daily: Remove and brush the heavy‑duty cast iron “H” grates after each service to eliminate food residue and grease — this preserves heat distribution and prevents buildup.
Do not stack char rocks: Use a single loose layer of char rocks, keeping about half the cast‑iron grates visible; proper rock placement reduces flare‑ups and promotes uniform heat. Excess stacking can cause performance issues and damage parts.
Empty and wash grease troughs: Remove and clean the full‑length grease trough and removable pans daily to prevent grease fires and maintain sanitation.
Clean around burners periodically: Lift grates and brush debris from the burner area; check burners and tiny ports for clogs so flames remain strong and even.
Wipe stainless steel surfaces: Use mild soap and warm water on the polished stainless steel front and sides; avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners that can corrode finishes and void warranties.
Check knobs & valves: Periodically ensure all control knobs are secure and gas control valves operate smoothly; have a certified technician clean or service as needed.
Annual professional service: Schedule yearly inspection of gas connections, burners, and pilots to sustain safety and performance in busy kitchens. (Industry best practice)