Blaze Electric Grills

Blaze Electric Grills at Plesser's Appliances

Blaze electric grills, available at Plesser's Appliances, deliver outdoor grilling where gas and charcoal are prohibited — condo balconies, apartment terraces, and any property with fire restrictions. Built in stainless steel for outdoor installation, in built-in and freestanding configurations.

Where Gas and Charcoal Are Not Allowed
Many condo associations, apartment buildings, and municipalities prohibit open-flame cooking on balconies and terraces, and electric is typically the only permitted option. Check your building's rules and local code before buying anything — the restrictions vary and are enforced. For a restricted property, this is not a compromise but the only route to grilling at all.

Heating Elements and Temperature Control
Electric grills heat with elements rather than flame, which means precise temperature control and no fuel to run out of mid-cook. Preheat takes longer than gas and peak temperatures are generally lower, so searing performance differs. Confirm the temperature range and element output for your model against what you actually cook.

No Fuel Line, Simpler Installation
An electric grill needs only a GFCI-protected circuit — no gas line to run, no propane tank to store and swap. In a built-in installation that removes a significant portion of the rough-in scope. Confirm the required circuit amperage before ordering, since higher-output models can require more than a standard outlet provides.

Built-In or Freestanding
Built-in models install into an island or counter cutout as part of an outdoor kitchen elevation; freestanding versions sit on a cart or stand. Built-in requires the cutout planned before masonry or framing is finished. Confirm which configurations exist for your chosen model and width.

Electrical, Clearance, and Installation Planning
Installation requires a GFCI-protected circuit at appropriate amperage, clearance to combustibles, and cutouts planned before construction. Cover requirements and outdoor ratings still apply — confirm on the spec sheet. Talk to the team at Plesser's Appliances about width, electrical requirements, and building or association restrictions before ordering.