Weber
Weber Lumin Electric Grill
Weber's full-size electric: 1,560 W on a standard 120 V outlet, 242 sq in of porcelain cast-iron grate, and a published max over 600°F — high enough to actually sear, which is what separates it from the low-watt electrics it competes with. A reservoir under the grate lets it add wood smoke, steam or boil, so it does more than one thing. This is Weber's answer for people who cannot use fire where they live.
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Specifications
Features
Pros
- ✓Over 600°F is genuinely rare for a 120 V grill and is the difference between searing and steaming a steak
- ✓Smoke reservoir adds real wood smoke, which no other mainstream electric grill in this class does
- ✓Plugs into an ordinary household outlet on a 6-foot cord — no propane storage, no tank swaps
- ✓Porcelain-enameled cast iron grates carry a five-year warranty, the same as Weber's gas line
Cons
- ✗$499 buys a far larger gas grill if fire is permitted where you live
- ✗242 sq in is a two-to-three person grate
- ✗1,560 W draws 13 amps, which will trip a circuit shared with other appliances
- ✗Cord length dictates placement, and outdoor outlets are not universal on balconies
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