Explore AjMadison’s amazing selection of outdoor electric grills, each designed to help you cook efficiently and safely in your outdoor kitchen. An electric barbecue grill is an eco-friendly alternative to charcoal grilling that heats up quickly and maintains consistent temperatures no matter how many burgers, steaks, and hot dogs you’re cooking. Get your hands on an outdoor electric grill from plenty of American-made brands known for professional-grade products, including Coyote, Kenyon, Napoleon, and Weber. Whether you need a portable tabletop electric grill for outdoor trips or your condo balcony, our freestanding units come in a variety of sizes to suit any space. Alternatively, add a built-in electric grill made of durable 304 grade stainless steel to your outdoor patio’s kitchen suite alongside side burners, griddles, outdoor refrigerators, and pizza ovens for a full entertainment setup.
Electric grills come in a wide variety of configurations to accommodate your preferred cooking method. Side shelves give you plenty of space for tools or ingredients, and high-powered sear burners give you those classic grill marks you’d get with gas burners. Select brands now manufacture electric smoker grills, so you can enjoy slow-cooked, succulent meats even during the winter months!
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Do electric grills work as well as gas grills?
Electric grills are safer to install near flammable objects and provide very consistent heating. However, they can’t reach as high temperatures and are unable to impart the same smokey flavors as gas can with accompanying smoker boxes.
Do electric grills use a lot of electricity?
Most electric grills use approximately 1,000-2,000 Watts with an hour of consistent use, which should only amount to a few cents every hour. Electricity tends to be cheaper than natural gas or propane, so outdoor electric grills are preferable for the budget conscious.
Do electric grills take longer to cook?
Electric grills take a bit longer to cook because they cannot preheat as fast as gas or reach temperatures as high as charcoal.
What color options are available within electric grills?
While most electric grills are stainless steel, brands like Weber offer models in a variety of color finishes including seafoam green, golden yellow, and ice blue through their Lumin Series.