Electric Grills for Easy Outdoor Cooking

Make sure you’re making the right investment for your lifestyle by checking: maximum temperature (at least 600 °F), size (overall footprint for your outdoor space and the actual cooking area), dual zones vs single, and power needs (ideally a standard 120 V outlet). And as always, don’t forget to check the warranty.

One of the most common concerns with electric grills is if they get hot enough for BBQ. The Current® Model G2 Electric Grill reaches up to 700°F with dual-zone cooking, so you can simultaneously cook different foods at different temperatures. And our patented grates and flavor technology direct juices back onto the grates, not through them, creating flavorful vapor that infuses back into the food. This delivers even heat distribution, juicy results, and less flare-ups versus traditional gas grilling. Get more comparisons of electric vs pellet vs gas grills here.

If your building bans gas or charcoal, an electric grill for the balcony is often permitted. Current® grills don’t require a special power outlet or propane, so they’re easy to set up and use in a variety of outdoor spaces. If you're unsure, ask your HOA or landlord specifically about electric appliances “without open flame" and you'll almost always get a yes.

Electric outdoor cooking reduces several of the most common sources of waste and emissions associated with traditional grills and griddles. See more details about how Current® enables eco-friendly outdoor cooking here.

These accessories are designed to work with any Current® electric grill and/or griddle. Many tools such as spatulas, tongs, trays, and cleaning accessories can be used across multiple Current® appliances.