36-Inch Freestanding Ranges
The PLSR 36-inch range is the step-up choice for cooks who need more burners, more oven capacity, and the widest thermal range in the lineup. Six sealed gas burners span 6,000 to 20,000 BTU — the 20,000 BTU dual-ring burner with simmer function goes from a rolling boil to a delicate low flame, giving you more precision than any burner in the 30-inch configuration. The 4.5 cu. ft. oven handles holiday-scale meals with room to spare. Choose the PLSR 36GG for all-gas simplicity with 16,500 BTU gas convection on a standard 120V connection, or the PLSR 36GE for dual fuel performance with a 3,400-watt electric convection element and dedicated 2,800-watt broiler. Three finishes. Free shipping. LP kit included.
Frequently Asked Questions about 36-Inch Proline Ranges
| What makes the 36-inch range a better choice than the 30-inch? |
The 36-inch adds two more burners (six total), increases the maximum burner output to 20,000 BTU (vs. 15,000 on the 30-inch), and expands the oven from 3.5 to 4.5 cu. ft. If you cook for larger groups, use multiple burners simultaneously, or need more oven capacity, the 36-inch is the step-up choice. |
| What is the total BTU output of the 36-inch cooktop? |
The 36-inch PLSR cooktop delivers a total of 71,000 BTU across six sealed burners: one 20,000 BTU dual-ring burner with simmer, one 15,000 BTU, one 12,000 BTU, two 9,000 BTU, and one 6,000 BTU burner. |
| Does the 36-inch model have a broiler? |
The dual fuel model (36GE) includes a dedicated 2,800-watt electric broiler in addition to the 3,400-watt convection element. The all-gas model (36GG) features a 16,500 BTU gas convection oven. |
| What are the dimensions of the 36-inch range? |
The PLSR 36-inch range measures 36" W × 27.375" D × 34.875" H. Adjustable heavy-duty legs extend up to 37.5" for countertop alignment. Make sure your cabinet opening accommodates 36 inches plus a small clearance gap on each side. |
| Does the 36-inch range include a griddle? |
No, the removable professional griddle/grill is exclusive to the 48-inch models. The 36-inch range maximizes its cooking surface with six individual burners spanning the full BTU range from 6,000 to 20,000. |
| What electrical connection does the 36-inch range require? |
The all-gas 36GG requires only a standard 120V/60Hz/2.0A connection. The dual fuel 36GE requires a 240V/60Hz/16A connection to power the electric convection oven and broiler. |
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