G'day Isabella,

I dont have an exact time frame on the batteries, but can say that we've been able to use our for 4-5 roasts, or maybe ballpark 20 hours per battery change?
These have been an Ozpig accessory for several years and there has been no reports of issues to the batteries or mechanisms due to heat.  
It may be possible for you to retrofit this to other stoves, but that would entirely depend on the stove you have, and how handy & creative you are.

G'day Hansen,

The Rotisserie Kit will only fit on the Oz Pig, the brackets and the bar length have specifically been designed for that unit.

G'day Bianca,

Ozpig doesn't specify a maximum weight, however, we'd recommend a roast of around 1-2kg to ensure your get an even cook.

G'day Bill,

The Traveller model is an exclusive line to BCF, so, unfortunately, we're not able to get information regarding compatibility with the Rotisserie Kit.

G'day Andrew,

It's possible that you might be able to modify your Cobb or make some brackets to fit the Ozpig Rotisserie Kit to it, however, we've really got no way of testing this it's not something either of the units is designed to do.

G'day Brooke,

The only other thing you'll need is some D cell batteries and something delicious to roast!

G'day Troy,

You don't need the Chargrill Plate and Drip Tray to use the rotisserie, but after talking to the staff on the shop floor they all agree it's going to work better with it.