COYOTE C1FTG30 Flat Top Grill Instruction Manual
- October 27, 2023
- COYOTE
Table of Contents
COYOTE C1FTG30 Flat Top Grill
DIMENSIONAL RENDERINGS
When using a Coyote insulated jacket, you will want to build your island to
the jackets Cutout and Overall Dimensions listed above. Once the jacket is
installed, the grill will rest on/inside the insulated jacket 
Important Note to Installer: This file is not intended to replace your Owners’ Manual which contains specific safety requirements and consumer guidelines. Please refer to your Owners’ Manual prior to installing or operating your built-in grill.
NON-COMBUSTIBLE CONSTRUCTION
Insulated Jacket NOT Required
- Combustible material can not be within 12″ of the grills frame
- This applies to all directions – horizontal & vertical Shaded area above on “TOP VIEW” illustrates the| 12″ minimum| requirement (not to scale for rendering purposes)
- The grill is designed to hang from the counter top with no support underneath
- If you have a wall/partition behind the grill, the minimum rear clearance to that wall should be at least 7″ to allow for ventilation of the exhaust
COMBUSTIBLE CONSTRUCTION
Insulated Jacket Required Model # CJAKTCS30
- If using combustible material within 12″ of the grill frame, you MUST use the corresponding Coyote lInsulated Jacket
- Using a insulated jacket, does not waive any other standard installation procedure (ventilation, connections, etc)
- The jacket is designed to hang from the counter top with no support underneath
- If you have a wall/partition behind the grill, the minimum rear clearance to that wall should be at least 7″ to allow for ventilation of the exhaust
Ventilation Requirements
- Regardless if you are using a combustible or non-combustible building material, you must include at least two vents within the island.
- These vents must be at least 20 sq. in. each and allow fresh air to move from the grill cabinet to the exterior environment.
- For a propane setup, the vents should be installed lower as propane is heavier than air.
- For a natural gas setup, the vents should be located higher in the island, as natural gas is lighter than air.
- Do not locate the two vents on the same wall of the island. Cross ventilation is key to allow any excess heat or trapped gas to dissipate.
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References
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