Automatic Steel Brazier Grill for 6 Skewers with Motor, 3 mm

This automatic brazier grill on long legs combines a steel firebox with an integrated system for rotating six skewers. The motor moves the installed skewers, removing the need to turn each one repeatedly by hand. As the food changes position in relation to the coals, different sides of each portion are exposed to the heat. The cook still remains in control of the ember bed, the intensity of the heat and the point at which the food is ready.

Construction and exact specifications

The model is made of steel and has a 3 mm body thickness. Long legs raise the rectangular firebox above the supporting surface and provide a standing-height cooking arrangement. Its overall dimensions are 690×290×400 mm in the specified H×W×D order. These measurements should be considered when choosing a place for use or storage. The firebox is intended for charcoal and firewood that has been allowed to reach a suitable cooking stage.

• Skewer positions: 6.
• Mechanism: integrated motorized skewer rotation system.
• Material: steel.
• Body thickness: 3 mm.
• Overall H×W×D: 690×290×400 mm.
• Format: rectangular firebox on long legs.

Preparing the grill

Place the brazier on a level, stable surface with clear space around both the firebox and the motor unit. Before lighting the fuel, check the position of the legs and make sure all connections are secure. The motor needs an external power source that matches its connector and operating requirements. Keep the powered section away from moisture, exposed flames and areas of intense heat.

Before adding food, briefly test the drive. Each of the six skewers should engage with its assigned position, rotate freely and remain clear of the firebox walls. Distribute the pieces as evenly as practical so that one side of a skewer is not substantially heavier than the other. A balanced load reduces unnecessary resistance in the mechanism. If a skewer jams or touches the body, stop the drive and correct its position; forcing the system to continue may overload the motor.

Cooking and routine care

The powered system performs the repetitive turning movement, but it does not control the heat or determine cooking time. The final result also depends on the size of the pieces, how closely they are arranged and the condition of the coals. For a coordinated batch, prepare portions of broadly similar size and make sure food on one skewer does not obstruct the movement of the next.

After use, allow the firebox and remaining ash to cool completely. Remove ash and food residue without exposing the motor or electrical connections to cleaning water. Dry the steel surfaces before storage. Prior to the next cooking session, check the stability of the structure, confirm that the rotating mechanism moves freely and inspect the connection to the selected power source.