Anyone used this aftermarket sear burner?

[svirfnebli]

Salute Brethren,

I'm looking at moding the linked sear burner below to my grill, has anyone used it before? did they like the results or did it suck. ANY feedback appriciated.

http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs...langId=-1&catalogId=10053&productId=100478977

Svirf

 

[Norcoredneck]

Never seen one.

 

[jpw23]

Kinda pricey:shock:

 

[BBQchef33]

I have a similar one.. 15K btu side burner for my DCS. Handy to have for saute' while your making the steaks or chops.

Why is it called a SEAR burner? Isnt it just a plain gas burner for pots/pans? Or is it something different under the hood? They dont show it opened.

No matter what.... it will be good for lighting chimneys.:wink:

 

[ams14]

I'm guessing this is different than the standard outboard burner for pots and pans? Does it have a grill above it for putting the meat on?

I do recommend the searing burners for doing meat on the gasser, though not sure how this seperate module would work. It DOES seem pricey, you can buy an entire grill for around double that.

 

[Slamdunkpro]

It's an infrared ceramic burner. Very hot!

 

[svirfnebli]

It's an infrared ceramic burner. Very hot!

Thats what I like about it. It's 14000 BTU in a small package. Great for that initial searing of a steak or chicken. I've seen them in BBQ's before but I've never used one

 

[jgh1204]

Just be careful about dealing with Homedepot.com. If you can, buy it from a local home depot if you decide to buy.

 

[itschris]

Does it have it own cooking surface?