Search “Pit Boss Pro Series 1150” and most of what you’ll find is Lowe’s — because that’s the only place Pit Boss sells it. Here’s what the Pro Series 1150 actually is across its three generations, and the nearly identical grill sold everywhere else under a different name.

Quick Answer

The Pit Boss Pro Series 1150 is a Lowe’s-exclusive pellet grill sold across three generations — PS2, PS3, and DX — all landing around 1,130-1,158 sq in of cook space with a 180-500°F range and 1,000°F direct-flame searing, per Lowe’s own product listings. The newest PS3 adds a 4.3-inch WiFi/Bluetooth touchscreen that the older PS2 didn’t have, without changing the 32 lb hopper or temperature range. If you don’t have a Lowe’s nearby, Pit Boss sells a near-twin called the Navigator 1150 through its own store: $599 for the base non-WiFi version (1,158 sq in, 32 lb hopper) or $899.99 for the WiFi-equipped Connected model, per Pit Boss’s current listings — same size class, different name, different channel.

Pro Series 1150 vs Navigator 1150 at a glance

SpecPro Series 1150 (PS2)Pro Series 1150 (PS3)Navigator 1150 (base)Navigator 1150 Connected
Retail channelLowe's exclusiveLowe's exclusivePit Boss store + general retailPit Boss store + general retail
Cook spaceAbout 1,150 sq inAbout 1,150 sq in1,158 sq in1,159 sq in
Hopper32 lb32 lb32 lb32 lb
Temp range180-500°F + 1000°F sear180-500°F + 1000°F sear180-500°F + 1000°F sear180-500°F + 1000°F sear
ControllerBasic digital, crosshatch grates4.3" WiFi/Bluetooth touchscreenNo WiFiWiFi + Bluetooth
PriceAbout $599-600Higher than PS2$599$899.99

Pro Series 1150 — three generations, one Lowe’s aisle

Pit Boss Pro Series 1150 PS3 (Lowe's exclusive)

About 1,150 sq in · 32 lb hopper · 180-500°F + 1000°F sear · WiFi + Bluetooth touchscreen
  • Only sold through Lowe's — a Pit Boss owners' forum thread specifically flags the Pro Series line as a "Lowe's exclusive," and no listings for it turn up at other major retailers.
  • The 4.3-inch WiFi/Bluetooth touchscreen is the headline upgrade over the older PS2 generation, per Lowe's own product listing — the 32 lb hopper and 180-500°F range carry over unchanged.
  • A separate Pro Series 1150 DX variant trims the hopper to 30 lb and swaps in a matte-black finish with Pit Boss's Rapid Igniter instead of the touchscreen — check the model number (PS2/PS3/DX) printed on the unit before comparing prices, since Lowe's carries more than one generation at once.
  • A Pit Boss forum thread recalls the 1150 launching at the same $599-600 price point as its 850 sibling's $499, suggesting the line is positioned as Lowe's budget-tier Pro Series entry, not a premium model.
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Pit Boss Navigator 1150 Connected (Model 10914/PB1150GW)

1,159 sq in · 32 lb hopper · 180-500°F + 1000°F sear · WiFi + Bluetooth · Custom-fit cover included
  • $899.99 through Pit Boss's own store, per its current listing — $300 more than the non-WiFi Navigator 1150 base model, for the same cook space and hopper.
  • The base Navigator 1150 (model 10528) lists at $599 with no WiFi, nearly identical to the Lowe's-exclusive Pro Series 1150's price point and spec sheet, just sold through a different retail channel.
  • A custom-fit cover is included standard on both Navigator 1150 variants — a $60 value per Pit Boss's own listing — which isn't called out as included on the Pro Series 1150 Lowe's listings.
  • Same 5-year warranty as the rest of Pit Boss's pellet-grill lineup, per Pit Boss's published warranty terms.
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Neither grill is bigger or smaller in any way that matters — this is a retail-channel split, not a product tier split. The real decision is where you’d rather shop and whether you want WiFi.

Which Pit Boss “1150” should I buy

Related reading: see our best Pit Boss pellet grill roundup for how the 1150-class grills stack up against the Pro Series 850 and Austin XL, our Pit Boss Navigator review for the Navigator 850’s own two-grills-one-name split, and our Pit Boss 1600 Pro Series review for the same naming pattern one size class up.