Grill System
The primary cooking system is comprised of four fundamental components and designed for ultimate power and control.
Grates
Stainless steel grates make up a cooking surface designed to absorb and transfer heat from the ceramic rods below, with rails that channel away cooking fats and grease to reduce flare‐ups or an over‐carbonized food surface. Each of the two sides has a unique profile. One side is designed for larger surface contact, perfect for vegetables and delicate proteins such as fish. The other grate surface is engineered in a ‘W’ shape, with deeper channels that help to create those iconic dark sear lines while capturing grease in a trap at the front edge.
Radiant tray and ceramic rods
These cooking systems work in unison to distribute the burner heat evenly. The radiant tray encourages the hot air from the burner to be distributed evenly across a cooking zone, and ultimately, up to the grilling surface. Hollow ceramic rods also contribute, absorbing the hot air from below and re‐radiating the infrared energy through the gaps in the grill grates and into the food.
Gas 'U' burner
Powering your grill is the ‘U’ burner, a shape optimized for consistent gas flow, and able to provide precise control over low and high temperatures. These high‐powered burners can deliver up to 25,000BTU each.