Hi, I’m Randy with BBQGuys.com. Today we are looking at Saber infrared gas grills,
the one we have here today is the 670 freestanding… our most popular model from Saber. Let’s
check out what’s going on inside! The cooking grids of the Saber 670 measure
34 ⅞ inches wide by 19 inches deep. The grids are made of 304 stainless steel, for
maximum durability. Saber’s grill grates are designed with air channels on the bottom
side. These do a great job at trapping hot air to create the perfect surface for producing
grill marks & quick heat recovery when searing the second side of items.
The cooking grids sit directly above Saber’s 304 stainless steel emitter plates. You will
notice there is no air gap between the emitter plates and where the grids sit.. This is what
makes Saber’s infrared cooking system work so well.
The emitter plates cover the entire area above the burners, allowing heat to radiate evenly
across the entire surface of the grill. They feature tiny air holes that line up with the
channels of the cooking grids, focusing the heat exactly where you want it.. at the cooking
surface. The full coverage of the emitter plates means
any drippings that fall between the grates will be caught & vaporized back towards your
food. Because this design also restricts airflow, you’ll find grease that would normally produce
flare ups is transformed into smoke. Just look at all that rich smoke I got when cooking
burgers. Underneath the emitter panels, you’ll find
Saber’s 304 stainless steel tube burners. In our testing, we found the grill to have
a solid high end temp of around 800 degrees. They are each lit by battery powered spark
ignition. If you are looking to cook with different
temperature zones at the same time.. Saber features Tru zone cooking dividers between
each burner. This worked well for me when I seared these new york strips on one end
& roasted veggies on the other. Overall, the heat stability of Saber’s infrared
cooking system is impressive.. making for a quick preheat & great performance in any
climate. For nighttime grilling, the Saber 670 features
two halogen grill lights in the interior. When it comes to cooking versatility, the
secondary rack offers a warming position and a roasting position right above the cooking
grids. For easy cleaning, the Saber 670 comes with
a grate scraper tool & a full width drip pan. This grill is available in freestanding as
well as built in configurations. Other sizes are available as well.
The 670 Models on cart include a side burner on the left side shelf. The dual tube design
allows for maximum temperature flexibility & both burner tubes combine to produce 18,000
BTUS of cooking power. The right side of the cart has a side shelf
for extra prep space & hooks on the side to keep grill tools close at hand. The lower
portion of the cart has plenty of enclosed storage for propane & grilling accessories.
If you enjoy griddle style cooking, Saber offers a stainless steel griddle accessory.
I love this option for cooking more delicate items such as fish and smaller pieces that
would typically fall through the grids. Other popular accessories include an EZ read
Thermometer to ensure a perfect cook.. and a dual use grill brush with an easily replaceable
brush head. Now we’ll perform the xrf test on the Saber
670. The cooking grids, emitter panels & burners tested to be 304 stainless steel. The stainless
steel used in the exterior of the grill also tested to be 304 stainless steel.
It’s worth considering, the fire box, heat zone separators & drip pan of the grill are
porcelain enameled. Thanks for watching today guys, if you have
any questions about Saber Gas Grills or thier great line of products.. Feel free to give
us a call or visit online.. and remember, at BBQGuys.com.. we smoke the competition!