Which series to buyīased on my personal observations and reading through hundreds of user reviews, the Performance series under-performs the Signature/Commercial series due to the one-piece emitter/grate design. If you want remote access to grill temp and meat temp, just go with a WiFi thermometer rather than a solution that’s built into the grill. It’s about $250 more than a comparably equipped stainless steel version of the same thing sans WiFi gimmickry. How is it different from the rest? It’s painted black and has a WiFi app that connects to your smartphone. Yes, just a single model comprises the entire product line. We said in the beginning there were actually 4 Char-broil TRU-infrared gas grill product lines so what happened to it? Well, the 4th product line is the Smartchef TRU-infrared 3-burner gas grill. So if you remember that there’s really only two series to consider, the Commercial and Signature series – and they are basically the same grill, things get quite a bit easier for you. However the Signature series can be found online for the same price or less. The Commercial Series is exclusive to Lowe’s and lists for a bit less money. The only physical difference between the Commercial and Signature Series Grills is the slant on the lid. So what’s the difference between Commercial and Signature series grills? It’s kinda funny. You’re spending enough money to get beyond the gimmick element of the performance series. A much more robust TRU-infrared system makes the Char-broil commercial and signature lines worth investigating. So, this is the level where the TRU-infrared technology starts to make some sense. This makes maintaining them a bit easier, but some folks still take issue with the amount of effort a thorough cleaning after each use requires. The porcelain coated cast iron grate sits on top of the stainless steel infrared emitter. The higher end Commercial and Signature Series Grills utilize infrared stainless steel emitters with porcelain-coated cast iron cooking grates. You won’t get anything fantastic in this price range but it’ll be decent – and certainly better than the Char-broil TRU-infrared performance line of gas grills. Just buy the standard technology in a cheap Char-broil and call it a day. IN short, if you’re only going to spend $200 on a gas grill, the TRU-infrared performance series is not what you want to buy. All the Char-broil TRU-infrared grills require a special tool to clean the grates, but the reviews for this particular series are pretty negative. Although we’ve never tested on ourselves, just check out the online reviews of the Char-Broil TRU-infrared performance series grills and you’ll quickly get cold feet. These are the cheapo models you can find at Home Depot and Lowe’s and Wal-Mart. This is a one piece design that combines the emitter and the grate and many users have difficulty keeping them clean. The lower end Performance Series Grills use TRU-Infrared cooking grates made of stainless steel or porcelain. Char-Broil TRU-infrared technologyīecause there are 4 different TRU-Infrared product lines, choosing which grill to buy can get pretty confusing.
Char-Broil grill reviews are easy to find but we’ve outlined the differences between the systems in our infrared gas grill review. However, be aware that there are actually 2 TRU-Infrared systems put out by Char-Broil. They call this technology TRU-Infrared and have added it to some of their gas grills. In the last ten years or so, they’ve attempted to solve the problem of inconsistent heat across the cooking surface. Over time Char-Broil has introduced some technological breakthroughs for backyard cooking. In 1984 their CB940 was recognized as the World’s Best BBQ Grill by the Book of Bests. Char-broil has been in business since 1948 and gave America one of it’s first charcoal grills.
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