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Deliver true wood-fired flavor with the durability and efficiency professional kitchens expect. The American Range AMSQ-48 combines a stainless-steel body, heavy-duty round-rod grates, and a powerful gas log lighter so you can fire up mesquite, oak, or charcoal in minutes—no lighter fluid, no compromises.
| Model | AMSQ-48 |
|---|---|
| Fuel | Wood or charcoal (natural or LP gas for log lighter – specify when ordering) |
| Overall width | 48 in (1219 mm) |
| Depth | 27 in (689 mm) |
| Height | 18 in (457 mm) – broiler body only |
| Burners | 1 gas log-lighter burner |
| Total BTU | 30,000 BTU/hr |
| Power (kW) | 9 kW |
| Gas connection | ¾" NPT, 5.0" W.C. natural / 10.0" W.C. propane |
| Listings | ETL, ETL Sanitation |
Authentic Wood & Charcoal Flavor – The American Range AMSQ‑48 delivers classic smoky grilling performance with an open‑flame design that enhances flavor when cooking steaks, poultry, seafood, and vegetables over wood or charcoal.
Professional Commercial Build – Built with a stainless steel exterior and rugged refractory‑lined firebox, this charbroiler is designed for daily use in restaurant kitchens, catering operations, and open‑air cooking spaces.
Efficient Combustion & Heat Control – The open bottom grate design improves airflow for optimal burning, while the built‑in gas log lighter with adjustable valve and pilot ensures quick, reliable ignition without lighter fluid.
Premium Grilling Surface – Heavy‑duty round rod top grates create attractive sear marks and consistent heat distribution across a 48″ cooking width, giving chefs plenty of space for high‑volume grilling.
Operator‑Friendly Features – A large front access door makes loading wood or charcoal safe and convenient, and the removable deep drip pan simplifies cleanup between services.
Q: What is the American Range AMSQ‑48?
A: A 48″ commercial wood‑ or charcoal‑fired charbroiler/grill with an open‑bottom grate design and built‑in gas log lighter for professional grilling.
Q: What fuels can AMSQ‑48 use?
A: It supports wood or charcoal as primary fuel, with an optional gas log lighter (natural or LP) for easy ignition.
Q: How is heat managed on this grill?
A: It features an open‑bottom grate design to promote continuous airflow and optimum combustion, plus heavy‑duty 1″ round‑rod cast‑iron top grates for excellent sear marks.
Q: What is the power output and size?
A: The AMSQ‑48 delivers ~30,000 BTU (9 kW) from its built‑in log lighter and has a 48″ wide cooking surface with a 27″ depth and 18″ height.
Q: What construction features does it have?
A: Rugged stainless steel exterior, refractory‑brick lined firebox to resist burnout, front loading door and chute for easy fuel access, and cast‑iron grates designed for durability and heat retention.
Q: Is this grill certified for commercial use?
A: Yes — it is ETL and ETL‑Sanitation certified for safe professional operation.
Q: What optional accessories are available?
A: Options include equipment stands or open stands, adjustable legs, swivel‑stem casters, and flexible gas hose kits for installation flexibility.
Q: Who is this grill best for?
A: Restaurants, catering operations, and commercial kitchens looking for authentic wood‑flavor grilling with durable construction and high‑capacity cooking performance.
Clean grates after each use: Scrape cooking grates with a grill brush to remove residue and prevent sticking.
Empty ash and charcoal trays: Remove ashes and leftover charcoal after every cook to maintain airflow and prevent buildup.
Clean drip pans and grease trays: Regularly wash trays to reduce fire risk and maintain hygiene.
Wipe exterior surfaces: Use a non-abrasive cleaner on stainless steel or painted surfaces to prevent rust and preserve appearance.
Season cooking surfaces: Lightly oil grates before grilling to maintain non-stick performance and prevent corrosion.
Inspect firebox and vents: Check for blockages or damage to ensure proper airflow and consistent heat.
Schedule professional inspection: Annual checks help maintain structural integrity and optimal grilling performance.