Five Cast Stainless Burners, 868 Square Inches, Infrared Rotisserie — Full Outdoor Kitchen Performance at an Accessible Price
The Sizzler Pro 40 brings five-burner cast stainless performance, infrared rotisserie, and full LED + halogen lighting to outdoor kitchens — without the TRL Pro price tag.
Five 14,000 BTU cast stainless burners put 70,000 BTUs across 666 square inches of primary cooking surface, with heat-zone separators keeping all five zones genuinely independent — sear on one end, slow-cook in the middle, hold warm on the other, without thermal bleed. A 202 square inch warming rack brings total cooking area to 868 square inches. The 15,000 BTU ceramic infrared rear burner handles rotisserie — whole birds and large roasts, self-basting as they turn — for a combined 85,000 BTU system total. LED bezel indicators and halogen interior lights make evening cooks as practical as midday. Piezo ignition fires without batteries or outlets. Drops into a 37¾" × 20¾" × 8" cutout.
What the Sizzler Pro 40 Delivers That You Don't Usually Find at This Price
The Sizzler Pro line sits between the entry-level Sizzler and the premium TRL Pro — adding cast stainless burners, a rear infrared burner, LED bezel status lighting, and halogen interior lights over the base Sizzler, while keeping the price meaningfully lower than the TRL Pro or Quest Series.
← Swipe to see all features →
5 Burners
70,000 BTU Cast Stainless — Five Independent Zones
Five cast stainless main burners at 14,000 BTU each give you 70,000 BTU total and five independently controlled cooking zones with heat-zone separators between them — sear on one end, slow-cook in the middle, hold warm on the other, all without thermal bleed between zones.
868 in²
Total Cooking Surface Across Primary + Warming Rack
666 square inches of primary cooking surface backed by a 202 square inch warming rack gives you 868 total square inches — enough to run a full multi-course spread simultaneously, with room to keep bread, sides, and sauces warm above while proteins cook below.
15,000 BTU
Ceramic Infrared Rear Burner for Rotisserie
The 15,000 BTU ceramic infrared rear burner enables rotisserie cooking — radiating even, intense heat at the spit rod for slow-roasted poultry, roasts, and whole cuts that self-baste as they turn. The rotisserie kit is available as an add-on at checkout.
Cast SS
Cast Stainless Burners — Significantly More Durable Than Tube Burners
The key upgrade over the base Sizzler model: cast stainless burners resist warping, corrosion, and the accelerated degradation that standard stainless tube burners experience under sustained high-heat use. This is the same burner philosophy used in the premium TRL Pro Series — applied here at a more accessible price point.
LED + Halogen
Night-Ready Lighting Package
White-to-red LED bezel indicators show burner on/off status across all five zones at a glance. Halogen interior lights flood the full cooking surface for clear visibility after dark. Both are upgrades over the base Sizzler, which has no halogen interior lighting or bezel status system.
No Power
Flame Thrower Ignition — No Batteries or External Power for Ignition
The Piezo / Flame Thrower ignition with flash tube backup fires without batteries or an electrical outlet — making the Sizzler Pro 40 viable for island installations without nearby power access, and eliminating the dead-battery failure mode common on electronic ignition systems.
What's Included in the Box›
Grill Head
- Summerset Sizzler Pro 40-Inch built-in grill head (SZRPRO40 or SZRPRO40L)
- Five 14,000 BTU cast stainless main burners
- 15,000 BTU ceramic infrared rear burner
- 8mm round stainless steel cooking grates
- Ceramic briquette trays with stainless heat-zone separators
- Warming rack (202 in²)
- Double-walled stainless steel hood with analog thermometer
- Piezo / Flame Thrower ignition with flash tube backup (no external power required for ignition)
- Exterior LED burner status lighting (white-to-red bezels); halogen interior cooking lights
- Hose and regulator (included)
Sold Separately / Optional Add-Ons
- Rotisserie kit (40 lb-capacity motor) — add at checkout
- Drop-in infrared sear burner — upgrades one main burner zone
- Drop-in griddle plate
- Grill cover
- Grill liner for combustible island installations
- Freestanding cart (where available)
Deep Dive — Sizzler Pro 40›
Sizzler Pro vs. Base Sizzler — What the Upgrade Actually Gets You
Both the Sizzler and Sizzler Pro share the 443 stainless exterior and the same overall dimensions. The Sizzler Pro adds four things that meaningfully change the cooking experience: cast stainless burners (vs standard tube burners), a 15,000 BTU infrared rear burner for rotisserie, halogen interior cooking lights, and LED bezel burner status indicators. If any of those four matter to how you cook — and if you plan to use the grill after dark or want rotisserie capability — the Sizzler Pro is the version to choose. The base Sizzler costs less but lacks the rear infrared burner and interior lighting entirely.
Ceramic Briquette System + Five-Zone Separators — Even Heat Across Every Square Inch
The ceramic briquette trays above the burners absorb and re-radiate heat evenly across the primary cooking surface, eliminating cold spots that form between burners on large grills without this system. They also vaporize drippings on contact, adding the smoky flavor characteristic of wood or charcoal grilling to a gas grill session. Stainless heat-zone separators between each burner maintain thermal isolation between zones so a low-temperature zone doesn't drift upward from adjacent high-heat cooking. The result is a grill that behaves consistently across all five zones — whether you're running a slow braise on one end and a hard sear on the other.
Who It's For — The Deck & Den Take›
The Deck & Den Take — The Sizzler Pro 40 is the grill we point to when someone wants a five-burner outdoor kitchen centerpiece without stepping into the TRL Pro or Quest price tier. The cast stainless burners are the meaningful differentiator here — they're what gives this grill longevity beyond what you'd get from a similarly priced grill with standard tube burners. The infrared rear burner is a real bonus for anyone who wants rotisserie capability; just know the rotisserie kit is sold separately (add it at checkout). One thing to note: no spring-assisted hood on this model — the lid is heavier to lift than on the TRL Pro Series. If that detail matters to your workflow, step up to the TRL Pro 40. But for the value, the Sizzler Pro 40 is a genuinely strong outdoor kitchen anchor.
-
Outdoor kitchen builders who want five-burner performance without TRL Pro pricing — the Sizzler Pro 40 delivers cast stainless burners, infrared rotisserie, and halogen + LED lighting at a meaningfully lower price than the TRL Pro 40 or Quest 42.
-
Buyers on a defined budget who still want cast-burner durability — the Sizzler Pro 40 gives you the Gold Standard Lifetime Warranty and cast stainless burners without the premium price of the Quest or TRL Pro Series.
-
Five-zone cooks and regular hosts — five independent heat zones with separators across 868 square inches of total surface means a full multi-course spread runs simultaneously without any food waiting for its turn.
-
Grillers who want rotisserie capability — the 15,000 BTU ceramic infrared rear burner is built for rotisserie use; adding the rotisserie kit at checkout unlocks whole-bird and large-roast cooking.
-
Evening and year-round grillers — the LED bezel status system and halogen interior lights make cooking after dark as practical as cooking at noon, something the base Sizzler model can't offer.
-
Builds without nearby power access — the Flame Thrower / Piezo ignition with flash tube backup starts without batteries or electrical outlet, making the Sizzler Pro 40 viable in island locations where running power to the grill isn't practical.
Full Specifications & Dimensions›
General
| Brand |
Summerset Grills |
| Collection |
Sizzler Pro |
| Model Numbers |
SZRPRO40 (Natural Gas) / SZRPRO40L (Liquid Propane) |
| Configuration |
Built-In (freestanding cart sold separately where available) |
| Fuel Options |
Natural Gas or Liquid Propane (select above) |
| Exterior Construction |
443 Stainless Steel body; cast stainless main burners |
Performance
| Main Burners |
5 × 14,000 BTU cast stainless burners (70,000 BTU total) |
| Rear Infrared Burner |
15,000 BTU ceramic infrared (rotisserie) |
| Total BTU (Main + Rear) |
85,000 BTU combined |
| Primary Cooking Area |
666 in² |
| Warming Rack |
202 in² |
| Total Cooking Area |
868 in² |
| Cooking Grates |
8mm round stainless steel rod grates |
| Heat Management |
Ceramic briquette trays; stainless heat-zone separators |
| Ignition |
Piezo / Flame Thrower with flash tube backup (no batteries or external power required) |
Construction & Features
| Hood |
Double-walled stainless steel; analog thermometer (no spring assist) |
| Lighting |
Exterior LED + white-to-red bezel burner status indicators; halogen interior cooking lights |
| Hose & Regulator |
Included |
Dimensions & Installation
| Overall Dimensions (W × D × H) |
39⅝" × 25¾" × 21" (100.6 × 65.4 × 53.3 cm) |
| Cutout Dimensions (W × D × H) |
37¾" W × 20¾" D × 8" H (95.9 × 52.7 × 20.3 cm) |
| Shipping Weight |
176 lbs |
Warranty, Shipping & Returns›
-
Manufacturer's Warranty — Covered by Summerset's Gold Standard Lifetime Warranty for construction, cooking grates, burners, burner covers, valves, heat zone separators, ceramic briquette system, and temperature gauge, honored directly by Summerset. Electrical components and all other parts are covered for three (3) years. Labor is not included. Warranty must be registered online within 30 days of purchase. Valid for the original purchaser at the original delivery site. Discoloration, surface rust, corrosion, or oxidation from harsh environments, chemicals, or overheating is not covered. Damage from grease fires, improper installation, or misuse is not covered.
Manuals & Documents›
Summerset Sizzler Pro 40-Inch — Frequently Asked Questions›
What are the cutout dimensions for the Sizzler Pro 40?›
The required cutout opening is 37¾" wide × 20¾" deep × 8" high. Note that the cutout height is notably shallower than the TRL Pro 40 (9⅜") or Quest 42 (10¼") — confirm your island depth and height accommodate these dimensions before ordering. Download the Cut-Out Sheet above for contractor-ready reference.
How many BTUs does the Sizzler Pro 40 produce?›
The five main cast stainless burners produce 70,000 BTU combined (14,000 BTU each). The ceramic infrared rear burner adds 15,000 BTU for rotisserie cooking, for a combined system total of 85,000 BTU. All burner circuits are independently controlled.
What's the difference between the Sizzler Pro 40 and the base Sizzler 40?›
Both share the 443 stainless exterior and the same overall dimensions and footprint. The Sizzler Pro upgrades four things: cast stainless burners (vs standard tube burners on the base Sizzler), a 15,000 BTU ceramic infrared rear burner for rotisserie (not available on the base Sizzler), halogen interior cooking lights, and LED white-to-red bezel burner status indicators. The base Sizzler has 12,000 BTU tube burners (60,000 BTU total), no rear infrared burner, and no interior halogen lighting.
How does the Sizzler Pro 40 compare to the TRL Pro 40?›
The TRL Pro 40 runs four 20,000 BTU cast stainless burners (80,000 BTU total) vs five 14,000 BTU cast stainless burners on the Sizzler Pro 40 (70,000 BTU total) — more BTU per burner on the TRL Pro, more burners on the Sizzler Pro. Both have 15,000 BTU infrared rear burners and halogen interior lighting. The TRL Pro 40 adds a spring-assisted hood (the Sizzler Pro does not), and both use cast stainless burners. The TRL Pro 40 has a 304 stainless exterior body vs 443 stainless on the Sizzler Pro — 304 is more corrosion-resistant.
Is the rotisserie kit included?›
No — the rotisserie kit is sold separately and available as an add-on at checkout. The 15,000 BTU ceramic infrared rear burner is built in and ready for rotisserie use; you need to add the rotisserie kit (40 lb-capacity motor and spit hardware) to use it. This is different from the Quest Series, where the rotisserie kit is included in the box.
Does the Sizzler Pro 40 have a spring-assisted hood?›
No. The Sizzler Pro 40 has a double-walled stainless steel hood but no spring-assist mechanism. The hood opens manually and requires more effort to lift than the spring-assisted hoods on the TRL Pro Series or Quest Series. If a spring-assisted hood is important to your workflow, consider the TRL Pro 40 or the Quest 42 instead.
What stainless steel grade is the Sizzler Pro 40?›
The exterior body uses 443 stainless steel — a ferritic alloy with good corrosion resistance, used widely in outdoor grill bodies at this price tier. The main burners use cast stainless steel, which is the meaningful performance upgrade over the base Sizzler's standard tube burners. For comparison, the Quest Series and Resort 30 use 304 stainless throughout, which offers superior corrosion resistance — particularly relevant for coastal environments. For coastal or high-salt-air installations, the Quest Series or Resort 30 may be better long-term choices.
Does the ignition require batteries or external power?›
No. The Piezo / Flame Thrower ignition with flash tube backup generates its own spark without batteries or an electrical outlet. Note that the interior halogen lights and LED bezel indicators do require electrical power to operate — only the ignition itself is battery-free and power-free.
Is a grill liner required for built-in installation in combustible materials?›
If your island is built from combustible materials (wood framing, plastic composites), a Summerset grill liner is required to protect surrounding framing from heat transfer. The specific liner SKU for the Sizzler Pro 40 should be confirmed with us before ordering. Non-combustible island construction with proper clearances may not require it — always verify against the user manual and local codes.
What fuel types are available?›
The Sizzler Pro 40 is available in Natural Gas (SZRPRO40) and Liquid Propane (SZRPRO40L) — select your fuel type above before adding to cart. A hose and regulator are included. Fuel conversion may require a manufacturer-supplied kit and professional installation; contact us before attempting any conversion.
What is Summerset's warranty on the Sizzler Pro 40?›
Summerset covers the Sizzler Pro 40 with their Gold Standard Lifetime Warranty for construction, cooking grates, burners, burner covers, valves, heat zone separators, ceramic briquette system, and temperature gauge — for the life of the original owner. Electrical components and all other parts carry a three-year warranty. Labor is excluded. The warranty must be registered online within 30 days of purchase and applies to the original purchaser at the original delivery site.
What shipping and return policies apply at Deck & Den?›
