Fire Magic Aurora Barbecue Grill Review

• The A430 provides 432 sq inches of cooking area
  
• The A530 provides 528 sq inches of cooking area
• The A540 provides 540 sq inches of cooking area
• The A660 provides 660 sq inches of cooking area

In terms of the features, you get an awful lot more than the entry level Legacy series. Stainless steel construction is standard of course and then you’ve got the added features below that really make this the complete unit.

• Exclusive cast stainless steel "E" burners ensure that there’s an even spread of heat – no hot or cold spots. These burners have a lifetime warranty.
  
• Stainless steel rod cooking grids. These provide a non stick surface that doesn’t wear out.
• Two independent push button, solid state electronic ignition systems
• Double-walled tear drop hood with stainless steel warming rack
• Push button 9 volt battery operated ignition system
• Built-in digital thermometer with meat probe
• Optional recessed stainless steel rotisserie back burner & heavy-duty rotisserie kit

All of the above comes in either freestanding units with cupboards underneath or as a built in unit suitable for a barbecue island.

If the Aurora barbecue grill is over the top for what you need then it’s time to look at either the Echelon or Legacy series.

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