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Coyote 36 Inch Grill Insulated Jacket - CJAKTCS36
Coyote 36 Inch Grill Insulated Jacket - CJAKTCS36

Coyote 36 Inch Grill Insulated Jacket - CJAKTCS36

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The Coyote CJAKTCS36 creates the required separation between compatible 36" built-in gas grills and combustible island construction.
Part Number: CJAKTCS36
Availability: In Stock.

Multi-Generation Insulated Jacket for 36" Coyote Gas Grills

Product Description

The Coyote CJAKTCS36 is a 304 stainless steel insulated jacket for the C1S36, C2C36, C2SL36, C3CL36, and C3SL36 built-in gas grills. It separates the grill body from combustible materials below the countertop, providing the specified liner for applicable 36" Coyote installations.

Key Features

  • Provides thermal separation between the grill and combustible island materials
  • Works with compatible 36" Coyote gas grills from multiple generations
  • 304 stainless steel construction
  • Accommodates C-, CL-, and SL-Series installation requirements
  • Designed for perimeter support at the countertop opening
  • Allows protected routing of the grill's gas and electrical connections

This shared jacket simplifies planning when a 36" Coyote grill is being replaced within an existing outdoor kitchen. Even when the previous grill used the same jacket model, the installer should verify the new appliance dimensions, connection locations, rear clearance, and electrical needs before reuse. The surrounding enclosure must also remain structurally sound and properly ventilated.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this jacket be used with the Coyote C3CH36 charcoal grill?

Coyote does not list the C3CH36 as compatible with the CJAKTCS36. Do not select an insulated jacket by nominal width alone. Use only the liner identified for the exact appliance model in current Coyote documentation.

Does the jacket prevent wind-related heat buildup inside the island?

No. Wind can interfere with exhaust flow and trap heat around a built-in grill. The island still needs correctly placed vents, open airflow around the appliance, and a location planned for prevailing wind conditions. An insulated jacket is not a substitute for ventilation or wind management.

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