Lynx L30TR-LP Professional 30-Inch Built-In Propane Gas Grill With One Infrared Trident Burner & Rotisserie

Overall Dimensions: 30" W x 27.88" D x 25" H

The Lynx Professional L30TR-LP is a 30-inch built-in grill for an outdoor kitchen island, pairing one Trident infrared burner with one cast ceramic burner under ceramic radiant briquettes. You get a true high-heat searing zone and a steady radiant zone on the same 600 square inch grate, plus a dual-position rotisserie with its own rear infrared burner. It suits homes without a natural gas line, set at the factory for propane.

Key Specifications

Dimensions and Cutout

Features

• Trident infrared burner adjusts from a high-heat sear down to lower-temperature cooking
• Cast ceramic main burner under ceramic radiant briquettes for even heat across the grate
• Dual-position internal rotisserie with a heavy-duty three-speed motor and rear infrared burner
• Premium smoker box included
• Hot Surface Ignition lights the burners quickly and reliably
• Lynx Hood Assist and a fluid-rotation handle make the hood easy to raise
• Halogen surface light and blue-lit knobs for cooking after dark
• Heat-stabilizing design and hood-mounted temperature gauge
• Seamless welded construction with no gaps where grease can collect
• Offered in stainless or eight Lynx color finishes

What Is Included and What You Will Need

• Included: L30TR grill head with internal rotisserie system and premium smoker box
• Required for wood-framed or other combustible islands: Lynx LIJ30 Insulated Jacket
• Required: propane supply (20 lb cylinder or bulk tank) installed to local code, with any hard-piped supply line never smaller than 3/4 in. inside diameter and an accessible shut-off valve
• Required: outdoor 120V/15A GFCI outlet beside the grill
• Optional: Lynx CC30 30 in. cover (also offered as a selection on this page)
• Optional: Lynx Rotisserie Basket RB8
• Fuel change: Lynx PRONGK1 conversion kit, installed by a qualified technician

Installation Notes

The L30TR drops into a non-combustible island; a combustible enclosure needs the LIJ30 insulated jacket, supported by a ledge on each side or a full deck. Lynx calls for 12 in. of clearance from the sides and 6-1/4 in. from the back to combustible construction above the countertop, and 3 in. behind the grill so the hood can open. Do not install under unprotected overhead combustible construction; under a covered roof the cooking area needs an exhaust hood. Propane inlet pressure is 14 in. w.c. maximum and 11 in. w.c. minimum under full load. If the cylinder lives inside the island, the manual requires vent openings near the top and at floor level of that enclosure (at least 10 sq in each per 20 lb cylinder), and spare cylinders are never stored in or near the grill. In New York City, propane cylinder use on terraces and rooftops is heavily restricted by the FDNY, so most city installs use the natural gas model instead. To plan the island and fuel supply, book a design consultation with our team.

Documentation

• Spec Sheet
• Installation Manual
• L30TR Product Spec Sheet 2026 (Lynx)
• Pro Models Care & Use Manual, current (Lynx)
• 30 in. Built-In Dimensions (Lynx)
• Lynx Professional Warranty

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the L30TR-LP go into a wood-framed island?

Yes, with the Lynx LIJ30 insulated jacket. Lynx requires the jacket for any combustible enclosure, and the cutout must be sized for the jacket rather than the bare grill.

Where does the propane tank go?

Either outside the island or inside a cabinet that has the top and floor-level vent openings the Lynx manual specifies; a bulk tank run by a licensed installer is another option. Spare cylinders should never be stored in or near the grill.

Can I switch it to natural gas later?

Yes. Lynx lists the PRONGK1 conversion kit for Professional grills, installed by a qualified gas technician. We also carry the factory natural gas version, the L30TR-NG.

Does it need electricity?

Yes. Hot Surface Ignition, the lights and the rotisserie motor run from an outdoor 120V/15A GFCI outlet next to the grill.

Related reading: Natural Gas vs Propane Grill and Infrared vs Traditional Grill Burners.

Warranty

Current Lynx Professional warranty (lynxgrills.com): one-year full warranty on the complete product, including parts and authorized labor pre-approved by Lynx; 90-day cosmetic warranty through the selling dealer; five-year limited warranty, parts only after year one, on the rotisserie infrared burner, firebox, drip tray, manifolds, gas valves, rotisserie motor, ignitor, warming racks, spit rods and briquette tray; lifetime limited warranty, parts only for the original purchaser, on the Trident burner, ceramic main burners and stainless components such as the grates, canopy, hood, control panel and bullnose against rust-through that affects structural integrity. Multi-user settings such as clubs and condominium common areas get a 90-day Residential Plus warranty; restaurants and other commercial use are excluded.