Specification
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #79778 in Lawn & Patio
- Color: Metallic
- Brand: Weber
- Model: 2740301
- Dimensions: .0" h x
30.50" w x
.0" l,
245.00 pounds
Features
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Product Description
Four stainless steel burners. 48,800 BTU-per-hour input. 12,000 BTU-per-hour input flush-mounted side burner. 8,000 BTU-per-hour input smoker burner and stainless steel smoker box. 10,600 BTU-per-hour input infrared rear-mounted rotisserie burner. 10,600 BTU-per-hour input sear burner. Spit fork rotisserie attachment with heavy-duty motor. Snap-JetTM individual burner ignition system. 9.5mm diameter stainless steel rod cooking grates. Stainless steel Flavorizer® bars. Stainless steel shroud with polished handle and trim, a center-mounted thermometer, and accent-colored, castaluminum end caps. Primary cooking area = 468 square inches. Warming rack area = 112 square inches. Total cooking area = 580 square inches. Lighted control knobs. Accent-colored painted steel frame. Enclosed cart with stainless steel doors and chrome-plated, cast-aluminum handles and accent-colored painted side and rear panels. Two stainless steel work surfaces. One Grill Out® handle light. Six tool hooks. Enclosed tank storage area and precision fuel gauge (LP models only). Two heavy-duty front locking casters. Two heavy-duty back swivel casters. Limited warranty. Weber® cookbook. Note: LP tank not included. Dimensions with the lid open: Height: 57.1 inches, Width: 66 inches, Depth: 30 inches.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful.
Be sure you buy the cover!
By Harold Long
A very hiqh-quality piece, this is my third or fourth Weber gas grill, not counting the several charcoal kettles I've had over the years. Quite heavy, much more than my Genesis model that it replaced. I read the reviews before purchasing and want to reinforce the need to buy the proper (and non-vented!) cover for this grill.If you leave it uncovered in the rain, be prepared for a real mess. The grease collection system acts like its supposed to, funneling everything that falls through the grate into the drip pan - including rain that gets in through all the vent holes above the burners. Even a moderate rain, 1/2 inch or less, will fill the drip pan to overflowing and the grease inside will float off the top and into the interior cabinet. Unpleasant and messy to clean up.The cover you want is the Weber 7554 premium cover for the Summit 400-series.
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful.
Works at it should
By James M. Koury
Ive had this grill for 6 months now and am happy to report all is well.- Very easy to set up. Maybe 20 minutes. Just connect the main pieces- Heats quickly and can get to around 750 F with all burners firing- Searing element works well- Night light is great after dusk. Just the right amount of light- Attracts finger sprints and dirt but to be expected from stainless steel- Infrared Rotisserie works well the first time I used it. Chicken was moist and golden brown- Had a problem with the rotisserie motor and one call to Weber had a new one at my front door in 2 days. They were great.Happy and would buy again===================================================================================11/10 UpdateI have had the grill for 1.5 yrs now and noticed that the paint on the sides of the hood started bubbling and peeling even though it has been constantly under the Weber cover since new. I called up customer support to tell them and within 1.5 minutes with her on the phone, she said they would send me out a new hood immedietly at no charge. I received it within 3 days. This company is incredible. All other companies should take note.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Cannot leave outdoors.
By Meridian
I've just read a few reviews that echo what I'm about to report. I too have owned a Genesis for 12 years and loved it, that was a $500 grill and performed rain or shine flawlessly. Only when the legs started rusting out did I decide to splurge(after 12 years, this is justified!). I buy this s470 for more than three times what I paid for the Genesis and I can't leave it outdoors. I have beautiful brick pavers in my yard that were ruined because like others have reported- the slightest rainfall floods the grease pan creating a disaster in the cabinet and whatever lies beneath. The inability to stay outdoors is only one of many flaws this grill has. I use the rotisserie often and on level ground, the shaft walks out of the motor drive after about a 1/2 hr of turning causing your chicken or whatever to burn on one side. I had to put bricks under the right wheels to prevent this, Another tip is to make a little tape flag and wrap it around the shaft so you can see from far away if the shaft walked out--AGAIN! The grooves on the shaft were designed too wide allowing lateral travel. P.O.S. The burner knobs are wobbly from the factory, I thought it was just mine but when I went back to the store I saw that all summit knobs are wobbly-not exactly what I was was expecting for $1700. Utensil Hooks are not even hooks but button like protusions that cause your tools to fall with the slightest bump, I'm using Weber's pro tools and the only thing than hangs on well is the cleaning brush that has a leather loop rather than the metal loops. Why did Weber make this grill mostly stainless steel and neglect the cabinet? it had the potential to be a great grill. I do like a few things about it: -It can cook very evenly, Lighted knobs are an asset at night, wheels are beefy and ride well over a rough surface but tools are falling at the same time, It's a nice looking grill but what's the point if I have to cover it right after using it.Overall, avoid this grill like the plauge until the fix it's obvious design flaws.
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