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You’re in the right place to choose an outdoor electric grill from Fire Magic, with a plug-in option and a larger 30 inch option. Every grill here is made in the USA from stainless steel.
If you want a small electric grill for your counter, start with the plug-in option. You can also choose a built-in head, a post mount or an island bundle to suit your outdoor kitchen. Both sizes have double-walled lids and pull-out drip trays.
How to choose your outdoor electric grill
The plug-in option has 252 square inches of cooking space, a digital thermometer and an optional rotisserie kit. The 30 inch gives you 480 square inches and preheats in under 15 minutes. Choose analog controls with a timer or touch-screen controls with single or dual temperature zones.
To find a built-in electric grill or another format for your space, compare built-in grill heads, countertop grills and post and cart grills. The plug-in option also comes in one-piece island bundles with either a refrigerator or a triple drawer.
Where flames are allowed, you can compare natural gas and propane grills or kamado and built-in charcoal grills. For a flat cooking surface in a no-flame space, see our outdoor plug-in griddles.
Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors
We are an authorized Fire Magic dealer, so the full manufacturer warranty applies. Call us with power, fit or size questions and we will talk it through. You can compare an electric bbq grill with other fuel options in our full BBQ grill collection.
Questions we hear most
Can I use an outdoor electric grill on a balcony or condo patio?
Many buildings allow them because there is no flame, propane tank or charcoal. Check your apartment or building rules first. You need an outdoor outlet within reach, not a long extension cord. These appliances are for outdoor use, never indoors.
Does an electric grill get hot enough to sear?
Yes. The plug-in grill reaches 800°F; the 30 inch reaches 650–700°F with sear-style grids. A thermostat holds your setting, and a meat probe, where included, tracks your roast. Our first-cook guide walks you through using one.
What power does an outdoor electric grill need?
The plug-in grill uses a standard household outlet but needs its own 20 amp circuit. The 30 inch grill runs on a 240 volt, 30 amp connection that an electrician installs; call us before ordering and we will talk it through.
