Jenn-Air 45,000 BTU Gas Grill Model #720-0336 - Discontinued

Jenn Air 45,000 BTU Gas Grill by Nexgrill
Lowe's

The Bottom Line

This is a large, full function gas grill that sells out of Lowe's for around $850USD. You get everything with this grill except the rod for your rotisserie, a cover and a propane tank. Other than that you get an infrared side burner (better for searing steaks than heating pots), lots of cooking space and internal grill lights. The downside of this grill is the lightweight stainless steel (all 304) construction and a problematic infrared burner. This isn't a bad grill, it just isn't a great grill and at the price, it should be a more reliable unit.

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Pros
  • Complete 304 Stainless Steel Construction

  • Full feature gas grill

  • Built-in Grill lights

Cons
  • Infrared Sear Burner has had quality issues

  • Relies on thin metal and limited quality to achieve its price

  • Rotisserie rod and forks sold separately

Description

  • Three 15,000 BTU 304 stainless steel burners
  • 450 square inches primary cooking area with a total grilling area of 732 square inches
  • 45,000 BTU maximum output from the main burners
  • Dual wall lid provides good heat retention and insulation
  • 15,000 BTU infrared side burner under a flush mounted lid
  • 10,000 BTU rear mounted infrared rotisserie burner. Rotisserie kit extra
  • Individual electronic igniters on every burner
  • Two internally mounted halogen lights
  • Cover and propane tank sold separately
  • Sold exclusively through Lowe's Home Improvement Stores. Imported by Nexgrill.

Guide Review - Jenn-Air 45,000 BTU Gas Grill Model #720-0336

The Jenn-Air gas grills from Lowe's Stores have been discontinued.

First of all this grill is a Lowe's store brand grill. They licensed the name Jenn-Air and hired Nexgrill of China to make it. While Lowe's pushed the Jenn-Air name, they had nothing to do with this grill and do not support it. Support is provided by Lowe's Stores. Do not buy this grill because of its name. Support for these grills has been improved since these grills were introduced in 2004.

There have been a lot of problems with support for this line of grills in the past. Recently Nexgrill has introduced a new line of support (basically a subsidiary company) that is intended to help with this problem but issues seem to continue.

This grill gives you a good deal of power from three stainless steel burners at a total of 45,000 BTUs under about 450 square inches of cooking space. You also get a unique infrared side burner (out from under the main hood). This sear station burner is a nice feature, but several people have reported problems with the ceramic tile breaking, but Nexgrill has been replacing the broken parts.

You will also get a 10,000 BTU rear mounted infrared rotisserie burner. There isn't a great deal of space between the rod and the burner on this rotisserie layout so no turkeys for you.

Get inside this grill and you find thin, poorly assembled pieces at the heart of this grill. Add to that the service issues and this is one grill I would hesitate to buy. While this is a good grill with great features for the price, you should be shopping around more.

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