#Silverback grills upgrade

I’ll explain later in this post what the differences are between the Pro and Alpha, and why you should want to upgrade to the Alpha controller if your budget allows.Ī quick overview of the features on the Grilla pellet grill/smoker: Video – Īnother notable feature of the Grilla (and all Grilla Grills) is the extensive use of stainless steel around and within the combustion zone. The Grilla is available with two control panel options, the Pro or Alpha. In terms of temperature range, the Grilla can be set between 180-500 degrees. In terms of cooking area, again the compact size of this unit can be deceptive as it provides a very reasonable 488 square inches. Its got a 20lb pellet hopper, so while this unit looks (and is) very compact it can still take a full bag of hardwood grill pellets in one go. So let’s discuss the basic features first. You will not find another pellet grill out there like this one. I think its only natural that I start with the Grilla, as it was the first Grilla Grill to hit the market. Finally, there is the Chimp, a small/portable grill that can be used for camping/RV/tailgating trips. Then came the Silverbac which has the general appearance of many other pellet grills on the market, but has some notable improvements. A very unique design of pellet grill/smoker (my personal favourite) which I’ll discuss more below. The Grilla was the first pellet grill/smoker Grilla Grills produced. Mark Graham, Engineering Sales Manager at Grilla Grills discussing how the company started and how they are continuing to improve and innovate with their pellet grills: Video –

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