Fire Magic Aurora A830S 46 inch Propane Gas and Charcoal Combo Grill With One Infrared Burner, Rotisserie, And Analog Thermometer - A830S-8LAP-61-CB

Fire Magic Aurora A830S 46- Inch Propane Gas and Charcoal Combo Grill With One Infrared Burner, Rotisserie, And Analog Thermometer - A830S- 8LAP- 61- CB. A830S- 8LAP- 61- CB. Freestanding Gas Grills. Known for crafting American- made premium grills for over 75 years, Fire Magic is dedicated to providing you with a luxurious outdoor cooking experience. The Aurora A830S freestanding propane gas/charcoal combo grill combines the best of both worlds in outdoor cooking. 828 total square inches of cooking space (432 sq. in. on the gas side and 396 sq. in. on the charcoal side) provide an impressive amount of versatility that allows this masterpiece to truly shine. It features 304 stainless steel construction for lasting quality, along with sleek styling with a seamless control panel that comes with comfort touch control knobs and LED backlighting on the gas side. Two separate double walled hoods feature spring assist hardware for ease and accessibility. They open 90 degrees for easier access and more efficient exhaust. Analog thermometers are integrated into both hoods, with angled bezels for easier viewing. The charcoal side features an adjustable height charcoal tray, letting you control the amount of heat that reaches the cooking surface. A 26,000 BTU burner below the charcoal tray is used to quickly ignite your charcoal or wood chunks. Both the gas and charcoal sides feature patented Diamond Sear cooking grids, which are designed with a trapezoidal shape to optimally transfer heat from the fire to your food. An adjustable warming rack also sits above the cooking surface on either side, for a little extra space to keep food hot while waiting for the rest to cook. Generating heat on the gas side are a cast stainless steel E- burner, with 1/4- inch thick walls and precision porting, and a left side infrared burner that combine for 50,000 BTUs. Reliable hot surface ignition always lights your burners where others might fail. Flash tubes serve as a backup. Flavor grids sit above the